newark, new jersey, where he is nominally still the mayor where they at one point earlier in september and at the end of august, they had a murder a night in the city of less than a quarter of a million people. cory booker was out tweeting to celebrities who passed on, rest in peace so and so. rest in peace so and so. why wasn't he at the scene of the homicide. he was existing in that digital world rather than in the grimy, you know, bear knuckle hard scrabble streets of newark, new jersey. therein lies the problem. and you reference children with ipads and so forth you exist in that level for 140 characters. this one is a nun, this one is a stripper. this one is a world leader. this one is a husband ley who wants -- lust ler who wants to get you signed up

. >> reporter: ann, we're in newark and this is where newark's 58th anniversary celebration parade endedust before the rain began. while it did not rain on the parade, it rained on the carnival and just about everywhere else around the bay area. >>> reporter: traffic was the first casualty of the surprisingly heavy rains. here in 880 near jack london square, a big rig tractor plows through high water on an elevated stretch of southbound lanes. on the northbound side of the freeway, rain-related accidents brought all lanes of traffic to a halt around midday. up in santa rosa, jeep cherokee lost control as it got on highway 101 and hopper avenue slid across three lanes and slammed into a big rig, according to a chp officer. >> lost control after the impact, jackknifed into the center divider and a third vehicle a gray honda civic, hit head on with a big rig. >> reporter: the jeep driver and passenger were injured and taken to a hospital. >> hasn't rained for months now. the roadways are full of oil from vehicles and it's extremely slick. i advise everybody to slow down way more than even y

you don't talk about newark that way.an going to newark is a bad thing. >> thank you. >> i mean other than going -- i'm not running for nothing, you all. rather than going somewhere in the private sector and making money, you actually moved into a housing development and started working on the ground in newark with all of that background. why? >> look, my father, mother, raised me with a sense that i am who i am because of the sacrifices and struggles of others. that i can't just consume all these blessings that i received and become dumb, fat and happy on my own thinking i am who i am because of me. my parents made me realize that i'm part of a larger historical movement to make country live up to its highest aspirations, highest ideals. so for me, my heroes were people like when i was going through college, people like marion wright edelman. jeffrey canada is who i aspired to live like. i moved to newark on martin luther king boulevard. the man who stood for nonviolence. on that intersection, high and spruce, was one of

flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride

the newark police department is leading the investigation as they work to determine what caused the fremont officer to run into the motorcycle. tow truck operators struggled to remove a motorcycle embedded in the front end of a fremont police cruiser. 2* happened just before 4:00 p.m. as they responded to a non-emergency call. >> the police car struck the back of the motorcycle. the motorcycle rider was thrown to the ground. the motorcycle impacted the back of the truck. >> the six-year veteran of fremont pd happened to hit a fellow employee, a 29-year-old woman who worked for the department for about 18 months. >> it was scary. there was radiator fluid dripping everywhere. >> lori joe stevens is a waitress at dino's family restaurant and she saw the woman lying on the ground. we didn't see any blood or anything so we assumed that she was physically okay. they did take off her helmet after the paramedics arrived.

you have a newarker over there. man singing tonight. >> jimmy: a newark, new jersey show. >> homegrown. >> jimmy: homegrown. how are you feeling right now? is it hard being -- being mayor and also running for senate? >> yeah, it's -- it's really intense. sleep is something that hasn't happened. i've been up since about 3:00 in the morning dealing with police issues in our city. it's a pace that's unrelenting. >> jimmy: yeah. you seem very, very busy. and i follow you on twitter. but you have -- you tweet a lot. >> i definitely do, but it's an amazing way that you didn't have just five years ago to keep in touch with thousands of your residents. i mean, right in your green room, i was talking to a young lady about an issue in the westward of our city. i can crowdsource thousands of people, and now i find out about things before my departmental directors. whether it's a pothole before my engineer, a light -- a traffic light out before my traffic engineers. >> jimmy: you find out through twitter. >> through twitter. it

some called it inappropriately flirtation. >> reporter: he is the mayor of newark, new jersey, a democraticcandidate for the u.s. senate. she is a stripper at a police in oregon dubs itself as the first vee began strip club fl the world. the conversation between the unlikely pair is sparking controversy. lindsay lee who posts topless pictures on social media first tweeted to corey following super storm sandy. >> i said i have a bed available. >> reporter: the single 44 year old mayor sented this message , the east coast lochs loves you, by the east coast, i mean me. then he responded i'm blushing. nowhere along the lines of a an tony weaner like scandal but with three weeks to go before a special election, some including his opponent question the on line exchange. >> i think when you are running for the united states senate people should be looking at your judgment and history of character. >> reporter: booker calls it harmless, the tweeting politician has 1.4 million followers and says he doesn't discriminate and the same for twitter. >> i don't study peoples profile, i tweeted people back

we got a lot of them popping up suddenly including one coming into newark. southbound 880 approaching dakota road. that accident is blocking the middle lanes and unfortunately, our backups continue to grow and it's really bottlenecking eight miles per hour now. it looks like closer towards the dumbarton bridge exit. so a couple of more problems now these are in the south bay the worst of the two northbound 101 approaching montague expressway accident there blocking lanes. we also had another thing on mckee road off-ramp and that's cleared. northbound 680, traffic only able to squeeze by on the right-hand shoulder now so chp is heading to the scene working to clear it. in the meantime here's a live look over by the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like those far right lanes like usual are beginning to stack up even beyond the overcrossings or pushing closer towards the foot of the maze. but left lanes look good carpool lanes look good again fastrak starting to get busy once they turned those metering lights on. silicon valley commuters westbound 237 nice and quie

new york city news doesn't cover the newark crime. the star ledger in new jersey is covering it. they are the only ones covering it. this police director thinks he can get away with rope a doping and then everybody will forget about it. it is a disgrace. he should resign tomorrow. he doesn't care about jesus, and he doesn't care about solving the problem in my opinion. if i am wrong, you can come on this program and tell me to my face i am wrong. >> at the end of the day you have a guy who is now saying that i don't have enough cops on the street. >> oh bull. >> that's what they are saying. >> we are trying to help this guy. >> here is the bottom line. you have your confidential informants and surveillance and wiretaps and you do your job and you won't have to be afraid of not answering questions. >> i don't think the police could have solved this or stopped this. there are just too many of them. but i blame the police in not joining with us and other responsible press in highlighting the problem. this is the problem. the dissolution of the family, there is no supervision, they a

i'll put it on your credit card. >> if you show up at 4:00 in newark, i will pick you up. >> i have to get to heathrow now. i'll be there. >> all right. bring your family with you. >>> we have to show this for the caption contest. take a look at this photo. upper left corn he, you see a dot. do you know what that is? if you look really close. you can go on twitter and check it out. it's a frog. in the middle of a space launch. and it's not a fake. they basically caught it with their still photography system that captures the launch. so we want a caption for this, folks. your best and most creative ones. use the #way too witty. nasa said they do not know the fate of that frog. so i assume it was not a good ending for mr. frog. . >>> still ahead, a from us freighting night for tom brady. the pats put up 13 points. the question is was it enough to hold off the jets. not exactly like the scene fr, pretty close. north carolina man's unbelievable plan to cross the atlantic ocean. >>> it was nothing short of breath taking. two veteran warriors of middle east battlefields joining a young ameri

flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is a visual memorial of those who died in the 9/11 attacks and it is illuminated every anniversary and turned off at dawn. still ahead, the controversial twitter post that used this iconic image and why some think it was in poor taste. we will show you that later. >> meantime a compromised plan has been used by the state legislature. today's vote asks federal judges to extend the deadline for releasing thousands of inmates. the proposal includes governor brown's plan for cells in county jails if they stick to the deadline. they were to reduce the prison population by 10,000 inmates by january. >>> a manager at mcdonalds is accused of robbing his own restaurant and another one. he has pleaded

. >> reporter: it rained on the carnival following the newark parade. and just about everything else around the bay. traffic was the first casualty of the surprisingly heavy rains. here in 880 near jack london square, a big rig tractor plows through high water on an elevated stretch of southbound lanes. on the northbound side of the freeway, rain-related accidents brought all lanes of traffic to a halt around midday. up in santa rosa, jeep cherokee lost control as it got on highway 101 and hopper avenue slid across three lanes and slammed into a big rig, according to a chp officer. >> lost control after the impact, jackknifed into the center divider and a third vehicle a gray honda civic, hit head on with a big rig. >> reporter: the jeep driver and passenger were injured and taken to a hospital. >> hasn't rained for months now. the roadways are full of oil from vehicles and it's extremely slick. i advise everybody to slow down way more than even you think you should. >> reporter: here on the new bay bridge, traffic was moving smoothly but slowly as driv

newark, new jersey mayor cory booker in town. we'll tell what you he is raising money for. >> we're getting new images of the survivors of those deadly landslides in mexico. it has been brutal out there. we'll fill you in on the latest recovery efforts. >> new details we're learning about the man behind the washington navy yard shooting. what may have triggered the attack. tell you about now. police outside of a san francisco building this morning where a man has apparently then climbing that structure and is up there trying to rob a bank. christie smith is live in san francisco right now. christie, you're on scene. what are you hearing about this guy? >> reporter: good morning. we just got here. san francisco firefighters have an aerial ladder truck they have been moving around from rooftop to rooftop which allows san francisco police to go up on top. i asked one police officer about the man that they are looking for because there's a bank of america here on the block and he said that it appears that this man that they are looki

. >> from a distance, it sure looks like this museum in newark, new jersey, has one of the world's greatest paintings on display -- "starry night" by vincent van gogh. >> when vincent van gogh died, he became famous for his paintings. but when he was alive, nobody liked his paintings. >> he, like, uses bright colors in all his paintings, except for one of them when he was really mad. he used dark colors. >> yes, all true. but what's not true is that van gogh painted this picture. it's actuallycopy of his "starry night", made up of recycled bottle caps. >> some of these are from coffee, orange juice, and lots of things. we had trouble getting the yellow ones the most. and the blue ones are, like, from water -- like when you drink water. we had, like, trouble with these ones, too. >> first-grade teacher andrea arguello wanted the students to learn about two subjects that don't usually go together -- art and recycling. >> and then these color ones are, like -- some of these are from the cafeteria bottles and these, like... and then the green ones are mainly from, like, the sodas -- sprite. >>

. >> angel rammier residents sits in an empty room in newark, a tiny room her family of four has called home the past 21 days. >> hi. >> hi. >> how was school? >> bad. >> once her 5-year-old son necklace got out of school today, they took all of their belongings to another motel down the road. they are limited to just three weeks in one mountain lions tell. >> there are no words. there are no words. i'm just -- just amazed. >> ramirez was more emotional than usual on this move day after telling the family's story on last nighties 10:00 o'clock news. offers have poured in. >> but there is so much positive statements in here. i wish i could print them out and hang it on my wall for the time that i felt the lowest. >> angel's husband robert lost his job two years ago and that's when they lost their house. they have been living in motels every since. she reads from the ktvu facebook page. >> how can i help?  how can i help. a lot of people are reaching out. >> offers of assistance and encouragement, including a berkeley housing organization. a case manager there told me the family may qua

flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is a visual memorial of those who died in the 9/11 attacks and it is illuminated every anniversary and turned off at dawn. still ahead, the controversial twitter post that used this iconic image and why some think it was in poor taste. we will show you that later. >> meantime a compromised plan has been used by the state legislature. today's vote asks federal judges to extend the deadline for releasing thousands of inmates. the proposal includes governor brown's plan for cells in county jails if they stick to the deadline. they were to reduce the prison population by 10,000 inmates by january. >>> a manager at mcdonalds is accused of robbing his own restaurant and another one. he has pleaded

flight 93 was bound from newark, new jersey for san francisco when passengers rushed the terrorists trying to take over the plane. it crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it is believed the intended terrorist target was the capitol or the white house. >>> at this moment pride lights up the sky in manhattan marking where the twin towers once stood. you are looking at the tribute in light. it is a visual memorial of those who died in the 9/11 attacks and it is illuminated every anniversary and turned off at dawn. still ahead, the controversial twitter post that used this iconic image and why some think it was in poor taste. we will show you that later. >> meantime a compromised plan has been used by the state legislature. today's vote asks federal judges to extend the deadline for releasing thousands of inmates. the proposal includes governor brown's plan for cells in county jails if they stick to the deadline. they were to reduce the prison population by 10,000 inmates by january. >>> a manager at mcdonalds is accused of robbing his own restaurant and another one. he has pleaded

official we can take them out of the wild card standings and we'll tell you the connection between newark, new jersey, mayor cory booker and an oregon stripper and throw in a little vegan in there. i'm serious. we'll have that in a few minutes. >>> we want to update you on the navy yard shooting. new surveillance video gives a chilling video into how aaron alexis carries out his assault. he t shows him arriving in a rental car at 7:53 a.m., 15 minutes later he walks into building 197 with a bag presumably carrying the shotgun he used. shortly after he comes out of the fourth floor bathroom and more angles show him on at least three floors wielding the shotgun with one angle, actually shows workers fleeing. federal officials declined to release some of the most graphic video from the attack. alexis has etched messages on his shotgun, "not what you all say, better off this way" and the part that befuddled authorities initially "my elf weapon." >> alexis held a delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency or elf, electromagnetic waves. >> his backpa

the newark police department is leading the investigation as they work to determine what caused the fremont officer to run into the motorcycle. tow truck operators struggled to remove a motorcycle embedded in the front end of a fremont police cruiser. 2* happened just before 4:00 p.m. as they responded to a non-emergency call. >> the police car struck the back of the motorcycle. the motorcycle rider was thrown to the ground. the motorcycle impacted the back of the truck. >> the six-year veteran of fremont pd happened to hit a fellow employee, a 29-year-old woman who worked for the department for about 18 months. >> it was scary. there was radiator fluid dripping everywhere. >> lori joe stevens is a waitress at dino's family restaurant and she saw the woman lying on the ground. we didn't see any blood or anything so we assumed that she was physically okay. they did take off her helmet after the paramedics arrived. she was moving her fingers and her hands. >> the woman was taken to the hospital for serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. the pick up truck driver and the officer were not h

head out toward the east bay and your temperatures will be close to average. 71 in oakland and 75 newarkhead together raiders game, this sunday they are taking on the jaguars. mild weather, mid60s at 1:00 and climbing up to the low 70s as we head into the latter part of the game. beautiful weather for the weekend. even beyond that. accu-weather seven-day forecast showing you just minor ups and downs until friday where it is cooler. 70s in the warmest inland valleys and we may be talking about shower possibility or rain possibilities. he is yo don't believe you. >> larry is the doubter. >> he is the skeptic. >> we believe you. >> i will keep you posted. >> things worked out well for the a's tonight. >> it wasight. little tight. the skeptics doubted it. >> you make the call here. this was the difference in tonight's fight for first there is more money coming in. they love the biel show. the first inning and call him yo heines s. 3-0a's in a flash. settle down over here. 9-2a's before texas rallies with a 6-run eighth. this made it 9-8. texas looking for more and bell bell -- beltray trying

. >> classes will take place at a newark school this morning after a fire on campus last night.arted at 9:00 p.m. when firefighters say a double wide trailer caught fire the home of a school caretaker not home. firefighters rescued two dogs and three parrots. >> santa clara county's struggling ambulance company wants to renew their five year contract with the county. the arizona based company claims they are looks $5 million a year under the current terms. rural metro filed for bankruptcy last month. last year the santa clara county hit the company with a $5 million fine because of slow response time and van breakdown. rural metro says it would rebid for a new contract if it is let out of the current contract. >> president obama has started the three day overseas trip where he will try to build more international support for action against syria. the president got off air force one a few hours ago in stockholm where he will meet with sweden's prime minister and leaders from other nordic countries. the northern european stop was added to his itinerary after he canceled plans to m

you don't talk about newark that way.e private sector and making money, you actually moved into a housing development and started working on the ground in newark with all of that background. why? >> look, my father, mother, raised me with a sense that i am who i am because of the sacrifices and struggles of others. that i can't just consume all these blessings i received and get dumb, fat and happy on my own thinking i'm who i am because of me. i'm part of a larger historical movement to make country live up to its highest aspirations, highest ideals. so for me, my heroes were people like when i was going through college, those focusing on children. jeffrey canada is who i aspired to live like. i moved to newark an martin luther king boulevard. the man who stood for nonviolences on that intersection, high and spruce, was one of the most dangerous intersections in all of new jersey at the time. i wanted to be there because i wanted to be a part of really great people. of dignity, of worth who were on the front lines of the

but then you decided to go to newark. you don't talk about newark that way. i mean, i mean -- >> i don't mean it is a bad thing. >> thank you, rev. >> i mean other than going -- i'm not running for nothing, you all. rather than going somewhere in the private sector and making money, you actually moved into a housing development and started working on the ground in newark with all of that background. why? >> look, my father, mother, raised me with a sense that i am who i am because of the sacrifices and struggles of others. that i can't just consume all these blessings i received and get dumb, fat and happy on my own thinking i'm who i am because of me. the reality is my parents said i'm part of a larger historical movement in this country to make this country live up to its highest aspirations, highest ideals. so for me, my heroes were people like when i was going through college, people like marion wright edelman. so i moved to newark and picked a neighborhood that was ironically on martin luther king boulevard. unfortun

newark to san francisco. is that accurate? >> that's what i have and i've heard it two ways. newark to san francisco. i heard one report there was an intermittent stop that it was to make at washington's reagan national, but that's not confirmed. >> yeah, you nited-- united is confirming that. a boeing 767 made an emergency landing at cleveland hopkins international because of concerns it may have a bomb on board. no confirmation. >> we also have -- just because i have a personal friend who was flying from kennedy to los angeles this morning, that plane was diverted to kansas city. apparently many planes that were en route to certain locations have made special emergency landings in the wake of this and because of concerns there may be more problems aboard more airplanes. >> and what happens unfortunately in situations like this is the terrorists themselves don't call in to say there's a bomb on board. you have twisted minds of other people who call in and say, by the way, there's a bomb on board that flight.

mom angel says at least 16 other children live at the easy eight motel in newark where they often stay. heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bit warmer today across most of the bay area. but the high may already be pushing back in. partly to mostly cloudy skies. possibly some drizzle especially near the coast and right around the bay. temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s. san jose 56. livermore 58 degrees. you can see the temperatures in the upper 70s at 78. coming up, a chance of rain next week? we'll answer that coming up. >>> and the cal -- -- and tpápbl hit san francisco may take from an event marred by problems. >>> payday but no paycheck. the computer glitch that left thousands of government workers empty-handed. >>> a friday 13th jinx hit about 130,000 government employees today. the department of interior failed to process direct deposit paychecks. they're working with 1,800 banks to back date deposits which should be made on tuesday. the agency said the processing center entered the wrong day for electronic transfers but it has made changes so it doesn't happen aga

mom angel says at least 16 other children live at the easy eight motel in newark where they often stay. heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bit warmer today across most of the bay area. but the high may already be pushing back in. partly to mostly cloudy skies. possibly some drizzle especially near the coast and right around the bay. temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s. san jose 56. livermore 58 degrees. you can see the temperatures in the upper 70s at 78. coming up, a chance of rain next week? we'll answer that coming up. >>> and the cal -- -- and tpápbl hit san francisco may take from an >>> a friday 13th jinx hit about 130,000 government employees today. the department of interior failed to process direct deposit paychecks. they're working with 1,800 banks to back date deposits which should be made on tuesday. the agency said the processing center entered the wrong day for electronic transfers but it has made changes so it doesn't happen again. >>> president obama is reportedly backing off in a threat to use force on a united nations resolution on chemical weapons. but

. >> >> reporter: a sog yo celebration in newark for the anniversary parade and carnal, and there is no such thing as a rain delay for dad. >> our daughter is here and she's in the parade. >>> up in the mountains near tahoe, the rain turned to snow, the first big blast of winter for the ski resorts. the rain didn't last long but a lot of people weren't expecting it. >> it was more than what our computer models showed. we had record amount of rainful in the bay area, at least in six different cities throughout the bay area and san jose had over 6/10 of rain. these are big totals. when you look atlanta these numbers, it's more than what we experience throughout the entire month of september. a little bit of light drizzle around the eastern foothills. in the high sierra where we had the snow fall earlier today we're picking up plenty of rain showers and moderate downpours. now, we have the first day of autumn officially arriving tomorrow. wit, another change in the weather pattern. we'll talk about that. >>> mean while today's america cup races were called off on account of the wind. th

. >> reporter: one recycler is kyo out of newark. they followed the rules which require recyclers to make sure they are legit. >> i wanted to see how they process the glass. >> reporter: she said it is hard to find anyone who will take crt glass. she doesn't have the money to move it. it sits in the arizona desert. >> arizona is also investigating, but e waste regulations are more lax than in california which is why they are geting it in the first place. >> what were they supposed to do? >> sort and wash the glass. they were doing that, but the owner who is a chinese citizen shut it down. it will cost a lot to clear it out. it is toxic and no one wants to deal with it. >> thank you. >>> soap opera is over. what anthony wiener admits over his shortcomings. >> reporter: we have a sneak peak. >>> the invention that could change the way we cook. >>> the weather would be cooler, but 22 degrees? >> concord was 100 yesterday and 78 today. do we get colder? updated forecast coming up. ,, [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we j

newark school administrators say there are 250 students identified as homeless and in need of a system >>> time is just about 5:19. let's get you where you need to go. sal the roads? the toll plaza? >> things are okay for the moment as we get across the bay. as we look at the commute here. westbound bay bridge there are no major problems trying to get across the bay. and no problems if you are driving to san francisco along the freeway system there. the traffic also looks good on the san mateo bridge as you drive through. it's not a bad commute at all. as a matter of fact, a little bit of mist there. i think steve is looking at this picture saying yeah, you see? let's talk about 580. a little bit of slow traffic from the altamont pass. 580 does look good over to castro valley and hayward. dumbarton bridge looks pretty good. 101 and 280 are doing well. >> i hope that is mist there. otherwise my eyes are not too good. [ laughter ] >>> we do have a lot of mist. chris richardson tweeted me saying we've had heavy mist and drizzle all night long. there are pockets of areas where it's misty a

and the economy and health care are cited as reasons for low approval rating. >> stanford graduate, newark new jersey mayor, book known for his following on twitter and that included a stripper. he exchanged the direct messages with a dancer who worked at a strip club in portland, oregon, appearing to be nothing more than casual wanter. a spokesman is calling the messages a "nonstory." in a statement, the spokesman said "the mayor talks with people from all walks of life on twitter and the shocking part is learning that there is a vegen strip club in portland." >> fresh off the america's cup victory, oracle c.e.o. is facing criticism over the pay. the "wall street journal" reports some investors are complaining about the $76 million compensation, package. the performance has been mixed. revenue was flat the last quarter and the discontent could led to a she down at the annual meeting next month. >> cannot afford a new tesla? you can rent one available in the high end rent am fleet in san francisco andless an. the electric cars are part of a dream car service which offers porsches and rates

she might have been abducted while walking through the whispering pines neighborhood in newark.he neighbor was pulled into a white suv by a man believed to be in his 30's. if you have information please call the newcastle county police department. here's the number 302-395-8173. >> to kenya now, today marks the first of three-days of national mourning in that country for the 67 people killed in the terror attack on a shopping center. kenya's president says the terrorist have been defeated but several bodies are still tracked in t-- trapped in the rubble. 5 suspected terrorists were killed 11 more arrested according to kenya's president. >> you are looking live at the senate floor with ted cruz has been talking nonstop for 14 hours. that's mike lee his counterpart giving him a lit bit of a break. it's a last ditch effort to de funding obama care before the key senate vote. we are live in the bureau with the highlights from this all nighter. >> it has been an all nighter. we have seen senator cruz filling up time by reading green eggs and ham by doctor sues and quoting from duck d

the east bay shore, we have 80's, hurricane cheese and castro valley and union city and fremont and newarkr 70's for richmond and berkeley and oakland at 76 degrees. in record highs in the east bay valley but, still, warm at 89 in concord to 93 in antioch and if you are south and east of mt. diablo that is where the smoke will head. 66 tonight at 7:15, rockies in town taking on the giants and increasing clouds and a breeze by the end of the game of the tonight the temperatures are comfortable again, and most of us are cloudy but maybe the east bay and south bay valley. now at look at the seven-day forecast, we drop two to four degrees tomorrow, and coolest day in the forecast with a warming trend thursday and friday and temperatures settle interest seasonal levels for saturday, sunday, and monday. >> we do have a report of a stalled tour bus in fairfield long westbound 80 at the scale and they trying to bring another bus out there to load the passengers and get them on their way but it sounds like 20 minutes until a tow truck gets it out of the lane so we have one lane blocked and no delay

. >>> tonight we have an update on a story of a newark family trying to raise two children while moving from one hotel room to the next. their parents are force to move every three weeks through to motel rules. even though their father now has a full-time job. but, an out pouring support from ktvu's viewers could make a difference. >> there is so much positive statements in here. i wish i can print them out and hang it on my wall from the time that i felt the lowest. >> those officers of assistant and encouragement includes housing that the family may qualify for one of its programs. >>> a big scare 41 story up, how a one time platform came lose of a busy san francisco street. >>> sutter against siena here in napa. i got live report coming up. >>> >>> coming up weather changes headed our way and the coolest day of weekend. . [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. this week, a super low price on breakfast. honey bunches of oats is only $1.88 a b

that's why we thought it was landing at either kennedy or newark setting themselves up for an arrivalsn't landing. what biggio doesn't see on his radar screen is this. >> i was on the phone with the new york center, operations manager, and he said, no, he hit the building. we knew. we knew it was american 11. we watched it fly. watched it disappear. there was no doubt. >> breaking the sound barrier, tim duffy is barrelling towards manhattan, still under orders to intercept a plane, but had plane? his conversation with air traffic control shows how fast events were moving that chaotic morning. >> i understand you are going out to look for american 11, is that correct? >> i just got information that the aircraft has been crashed into the world trade center, so i'm not quite sure what your intentions are, if are you still going to head that way or you may want to talk to your operation wrshz. >> then 17 minutes after american airlines flight 11 slams into the world trade center's north tower at 9:03 a.m. united 175 hits the south tower. >> we were about 60 miles from kennedy. probably ab

> guzman says one day earlier she was asked to come to a police precinct in the oakland suburb of newark for the questioning about a stabbing death of a classmate that had occurred two years earlier. the victim was a high school football star, 17-year-old justice afoa. guzman, who was only 16 at the time of the murder, says she confessed her role in the killing to police. >> when did you make this confession? >> yesterday. >> so you went down and talked to the police, told them the story and they brought you here? >> yes. i'm looking at anywhere from like seven years to life. >> did you kill this boy? >> no. but i had a lot to do with it. there were text messages, phone calls. >> how do you know who did it? >> because he told me. >> who? >> my brother. >> does he have any idea you've done this, that you've talked to the police? >> not that i know of, no. i feel bad because i know i'm betraying my brother. thanks to me, he's looking at life. i don't expect him to forgive me or ever talk to me again. >> what guzman does not yet know is that soon after she confessed, police summoned her bro

okay, even scarier, there's a a layover in newark! screams ] [ laughter ] well, this is kinda scary. fresh satellite images now show white steam coming from a a reactor building in north korea. experts think this means this country is either this country is either getting ready to re-start their nuclear program. or they elected a new pope. i don't know which one it is. [ light laughter ] so, it is one of those. [ cheers and applause ] hey, can you tell i've lost some weight? i am on that new obama diet. every day at i let vladimir putin eat my lunch. [ light laughter ] yeah, that's how it works. that's how it works. well, did you see this in the paper? russian president, vladimir putin wrote an op-ed piece in "the new york times" where he took some pot shots at president obama. he is now using american media to criticize the president. and after reading it today, fox offered him his own show. [ laughter ] so i thought that was interesting. hey, i have been reading up on obama care because, you know, it kicks in october 1st. a lot of i

. >> reporter: we asked her what she is doing about evergreen oil in newark. >> they have denied it. there is nobody to help us with this. >> evergreen has had oil spills and leaks and fires. people in the community tell us they smell gas and reported this time and again. when you look at the company history it hasn't face mid sanctions. why is that? >> evergreen is under careful scrutiny and attention from the department. when we make the determination on either suspending or revoking a license it's based on the nature of the violations, how serious are the violations and what is our authority to do so. >> they choose to worm their way of dealing with a problem but pushing it off on another agency. >> dtsc posted a letter saying we do not have the authority to oversee the production area. >> we have the authority to shut down a business when we feel the health of a community is at risk and we see evidence to harm to the environment or human health. >> i think the people in those communities would say check and check. >> my role is to make sure that our authorities are being exercise

. >> he is the mayor of newark, new jersey and they headed for senate. she is a stripper at the first the instructor in the world. the twitter conversation between this pair is sparking controversy. >> interest in things like that. ess picturesd topl of herself on social media and first tweeted to him during superstorm sandy. >> eva were displaced from their -- people were displaced from their home, i said i have a place to stay. >> he later sent this message. she responded, now i am blushing. nowhere along the lines of an anthony weiner scandal, but with just three weeks to go before a special election in the senate race, some question the online exchange. >> when you are running for senate, people should be looking at your judgment, your history of character. er but berger -- but book calls it harmless. he has one point 4 million followers on twitter and says he does not discriminate about who we talked to in person, the same goes for twitter. >> i do not study people's profile, i have tweeted people from all backgrounds. >> he says he will continue to

newark, new jersey, where he is nominally still the mayor where they at one point earlier in septembert, they had a murder a night in the city of less than a quarter of a million people. cory booker was out tweeting to celebrities who passed on, rest in peace so and so. rest in peace so and so. why wasn't he at the scene of the homicide. he was existing in that digital world rather than in the grimy, you know, bear knuckle hard scrabble streets of newark, new jersey. therein lies the problem. and you reference children with ipads and so forth you exist in that level for 140 characters. this one is a nun, this one is a stripper. this one is a world leader. this one is a husband ley who wants -- lust ler who wants to get you signed up for this, that, and the other thing. therein lies the danger. how could a person be a high elected official, a senator of the united states, the mostrative body onh when you are all day long not even looking up to see what the scenery is you have got your face buried in your iphone. >> bill: a lot of people corporate chief domes, a lot of people are addicte