and west oakland's this weekend. she says of those two areas record 92 percent of the city's homicides this year. the mayor says in all, 32 laid-off police officers will be rehired by the end of summer. >> we're really going to concentrate on extra patrols in the intervention from a checking on probation. members agree it will take more of police to stop the violence. they say the committee has to be involved so that your pictures will appear on this, poster. >> 89 year-old boy remains in critical condition at san francisco general. ryan white was hit by a driver while walking with his family after a giants game on thursday night. the driver was going the wrong way on the new montgomery and made a hard left on to mission striking white. the driver then drove off. the police have identified the suspect as andrew vargas. feds terisa estacio reports, he is now facing multiple charges. >> this was the scene when police caught up with ever vargas in hayward. he underwent a field sobriety test and officials say that he was

so is oakland. in the south bay temperatures will warm up in the mid-upper >> here are your temperatures along the peninsula. here is your 7 day around the bay. >> san francisco was named a host of the international sailing race the america's cup. >> the man suspected of murdering a pleasanton teenager 27 years ago did not enter a plea in court. here is a picture of stephen carlson who made an appearance yesterday in juvenile court in alameda county because to death. several of her friends spoke out saying they always believed that curls and did it. >> there was something about him. from junior high to high school he was mean and a >> all throughout the years we have connected as friends and we have never forgotten her. as always,. >> her body was found in a drainage ditch not far from where carlson lived. >> when we come back or be following the president's travels. >> a second test flight under way for this hypersonic glider. this is the falcon htv2. the rocket can fly as fast as 13,000 mi. per ho

to help stop the violence in oakland. while we have been reporting on this for years, unfortunately, this incident has just captured so many people's hearts and minds. it really is kind of renewing the call to end the violence here on the streets. so i know some of that federal money is going to help going forward. but as far as this investigation, police are not saying much. we did get the tips from those inside sources. but officially they are not going on record talking much about these arrests. >> all right. anne makovec in oakland with the very latest, thank you. >>> there is still tension on wall street as the markets open in 30 minutes. yesterday's strong finish by the dow plus the federal reserve's pledge to keep interest rates at record lows helped the asian stocks rebound today. hong kong's hang seng rose 3%. nikkei up 1.3% and south korea's kospi was up 1.8%. the dow closed up nearly 430 points yesterday. that's the best performance in nearly 2.5 years. it recovered more than half of what it lost on monday. the

"today in the bay"'s christie smith live in oakland with an update. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. and happy friday. i just checked the court's website, and it looks like lawrence denard is due back in court here in oakland at 9:00 this morning to get an attorney, and possibly enter a plea. now, if he were convicted on all of these charges, he could face life in prison. but those who know him say he would not hurt a child. the 26-year-old patroly was charged with murder in the drive-by shooting that killed 3-year-old carlos nava monday. it was a horrible shooting that has shaken east oakland area where neighbors have seen their share of violence. now, police say he shot at rival gang members monday afternoon, but instead hit and killed carlos. denard's prior convictions include grand theft and being a felon in possession of a gun. now, pit what looks pretty bad a woman who knows him, says she was his ex, says it's not the whole story. >> we're looking from the outside on in, it's like, he's guilty, he's guilty. but he'

>>> i'm nick smith live in oakland. since the death of a young boy stirs community anger and draws a crowd to a vigil to honor him. up next, what police say about their investigation and the two men who have been arrested. >>> i'm tomas roman live from san francisco general hospital. the two men accused of brutally beating 22-year-old bryan stow will be arraigned in a los angeles court this morning. also in los angeles, last night there was an outpouring of support and fundraising for stow's recovery. i'll have the story coming up. >>> good morning. check out the picture of downtown san francisco. notice the lack of clouds. they're there, but they are high and thin. a lot of sunshine and warm weather today. i'll show you where the summer heat will sit. >>> i'm sue hall in the abc7 traffic center. we are look at the overnight roadwork yet to be picked up. we have to get around that. >> 5:00 on wednesday. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. in the news, abc7 learned that police exp

anne makovec is in oakland with the proposele that has divided the city. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. some people look at it as the city needs to pull out all the stops to fight gang violence, and others are afraid that this is an assault on civil liberties. i'm here at the site of the shooting that has affected the whole community. carlos nava the 3-year-old boy who was killed by a stray bullet on august 8 prompting people really here to grasp at solutions to stop the violence . council president larry reid and councilman ignacio de la fuente are pushing for a citywide curfew and to enforce and expand current gang injunction from fruitvale to east and west oakland. they are similar to restraining orders. mayor jean quan says it's political grandstanding. the community members have varied views on the subject as well but most agree that something needs to be done. >> it's just hard. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: here's a look at the scoreboard right now. siding with mayor quan in opposition to the curfew and injunction plan councilme

thank you, anne makovec in oakland. >>> a man died after he was pulled from a burning home in oakland. the fire destroyed a multistory home on burr street near holy redeemer college. the red cross is helping some of the people there. the cause of the fire is unknown. >>> some problems in the east bay with traffic. >> let's kick it over to elizabeth find out what's going on at the caldecott tunnel near orinda. >> reporter: that's right. westbound 4 near the caldecott tunnel that accident that we have been following for most of the morning since 5:30 has now been cleared out of lanes. of this re-opened the center bore. unfortunately this is still slow backed up into orinda. the problem is another accident sounds like a fender-bender already cleared to the right shoulder approaching fish ranch road so again not blocking lanes but just another accident out there that was quickly cleared to the right shoulder so a lot of slow traffic. speeds are improving a little towards oakland. bay bridge metering lights on slight delays not too bad heading into the city. bart has 10 minutes delays on t

nick smith, live in oakland.now to tomas roman who is live in concord with our other top story. >>> nick, we are live in concord at the blue devil's bingo hall. take a look behind me at the damage that thieves did overnight. now, let me show you some surveillance video of how all of this happened. this is surveillance video taken by the blue devil bingo hall on nelson avenue in concord. blue devil officials say before 3:00 a.m. , the blue pick-up backed up and smashed through the front window and took 60 seconds for the two men to grab the atm in the building and take-off. the blue devil director of operation says there was $5,000 inside the atm. the loss he says will deeply affect the non-profit which provides music training for kids. 7 to 22 years old. now the atm is valued at $8,000. there is thousands more in damage to the building. the director says the thieves had to have known the atm was in the building before they came and took it. now, the director says that the loss of thousands of dollars of loss will

mid 60s in oakland. san francisco, still a little cool sitting at 60 degrees and our temperatures are very similar to yesterday. by the afternoon we are expecting a warm-up. also the possibility of a few clouds while high pressure buildings in from the west. it could bring in the monsoonal pressure from arizona. we're talking santa cruz, perhaps santa clara. and we'll see it again tomorrow. the afternoon highs for today, wide spread 80s and 90s for the inland areas. upper 70s expected for the east bay. 90 for danville as well as livermore, pleasanton. sow bay, 80s. 83 expected a warm day at morgan hill at 92. along the peninsula, a gorgeous one. 73 in san bruno. daily city checking in right about 62. 67 for the city of san francisco. the temperatures will continue to warm for tomorrow. a slight cool down along the coast on sunday, but inland, we remain warm. mid 9 -- 90s. the temperatures begin to cool a little bit, but a nice, warm, fairly quiet weekend. >> the last one in august. >> yes. >> thank you.

people here in the city of oakland. at least going to be a community group coming here to the site where little carlos nava died this month. you can see the memorial is still set up. those community members will protest those moves i just mentioned, proposals by the city council. they are also going to be honoring the victims of oak's recent violence. murders are up 50% here in this city. the council president larry reid and councilman ignacio de la fuente are pushing now for that citywide curfew and for the city to enforce and expand current gang injunction from fruitvale to east and west oakland. those are civil court orders, similar to restraining orders. mayor jean quan calls the move political grandstanding. community members though have varied views. most of them agree that something does need to be done. >> it's hard. >> juvenile hall, they are going to get out. >> reporter: now, the details of these proposals have yet to be worked out. they could be expensive to enforce. so that's one of the factors that the cou

and mid 60s in oakland. so already this evening it's sweatshirt weather around the east bay as the sea breeze picks up. eventually we'll see low clouds spilling in again tonight. there you see the winds out of the southwest into fairfield, livermore. the altamont pass, the onshore winds. of course the windmills spinning around the pass with the onshore breezes. we will see the low clouds spilling in, probably close to 60 around first pitch time tonight. giants taking on the cubs. then 50s and eventually low clouds coming in. i think we'll see sunshine at least to start, and then we will see low clouds moving into san francisco as we approach midnight. so some of our weather headlines despite the fact right now we've got the clear skies, we will see low clouds coming back in as we head into later tonight. morning drizzle, and then for tomorrow afternoon and probably on into wednesday, we're going to see a brief cooldown in temperatures before things start to warm up for the second half of the week. air qualit

plus we have roadwork in oakland and san jose. we'll tell you all about it coming up in just a few minutes. >> but no cars. >> probably just leaving the concert, too. >>> stocks were whip latched on wall street after the fed laid out a plan for an economic recovery. asian stocks rebounded. hang seng up 3%. nikkei up 1.1%. kospi up 1.8%. yesterday the dow was up nearly 430 points. that's the best performance in nearly 2.5 years. it recovered more than half of what it lost in monday's 634- point plunge. it's still 12% off the high of the year. >>> we are now learning of the arrests in the murder of a 3- year-old boy killed in a drive- by shooting. anne makovec is in oakland where police are trying to find the shooters. good morning. >>> reporter: they have arrested two people and police believe they will arrest a third person who they believe is the shooter in the next 24 hours. little carlos fernandez nava was shot monday afternoon on international boulevard in east oakland. hundreds gathered last night at a vigil at the scene of t

oakland mayor said forces will begin this weekend. those two areas record 92% of the city as homicide this year. the mayor said in all 32 laid off police officer will be rehired by the end of summer. >> we're going to concentrate on patrols, intervention, taking on probation. city leaders and community members agree it will take more than police to stop the violence. the community has to be involved so fewer pictures will be on the bullpen board. >>> a 9-year-old is in critical condition in the hospital, ryan white was walking with his family back to their hotel after the giants game last night. that's whether a driver hit him at mission and newmont gulf of mexicory and drove off -- newmont gulf of mexicory. >> we were walking back from the giants game back to our hotel. we got to an intersection and crossing with the light, a car came screeching out of the street, hit one car, careened over into a second car and that was where my son was and that car continued down the street. i understand he hit several other cars and drove away. he

sounds like it's in oakland on the oakland side of the caldecott tunnel. crews were able to clear it quickly but it was westbound 24 just past the caldecott tunnel so still some activity but it is off to the shoulder no longer in lanes. so looks good through the macarthur maze. 880 fine past the coliseum all the way to downtown even though there's lingering roadwork between 980 and market. wind advisory issued by chp for westbound and eastbound 580 past grant line. 14 minutes between there and the dublin interchange. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge. no problems. bart we just checked about 36 trains all on time. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> hewlett-packard is bowing out of the consumer market. the palo alto company is killing its tablet computer and smart phone products. it's also looking to spin off its personal computer business. hp's web os software couldn't compete with apple and google in the tabloid and

oakland and san rafael. everybody else in the 70s. until you get to antioch, livermore and morgan hill. 80s for the lunchtime temperatures. by 4:00, the areas in the mid-to-upper 80s. mid-to-upper 70s around the bay shore to south bay. near 80 in santa rosa. only 65 in san francisco. the temperatures are close to average wednesday, thursday, friday. cooling trend saturday and sunday. good morning, sue. >> good morning, everyone. want to show a live shot. east shore freeway. 80 eastbound direction. just north of your screen here. east of your screen i should say. a lumber truck that lost the load at fitzgerald. the lumber is in the roadway. this is the eastbound direction. crews are trying to get that cleared up westbound as you can see bunching heading in the macarthur maze. look at the toll plaza, it's relatively light. very light. no problems here. we have the san mateo bridge, first report of an accident. 92. i'll get to the next report. >> kristen, eric. >> thank you. >>> 5:38. head of the state public utilities commission goes on

cloudy into oakland at 58.y the afternoon, we are going to see mostly sunny skies even inside the bay looking nice. about 69 degrees in oakland. about 80 in san jose. and 85 degrees in livermore. if you like the fog out at the beaches, that's where you can find it. all right, let's check on the roads with elizabeth. >> okay. thank you, lawrence. and let's go out live. we have our photographer don standing by along the peninsula showing us 101 traffic through san bruno near the 380 interchange. as you can see, it's getting crowded but so far, so good on northbound and southbound 101. so if you have an early-morning flight to catch over at sfo, for right now we are not dealing with major delays. so we are seeing delays into the bay bridge. they went ahead and turned the metering lights on. it's a little difficult to see, but it's backed up not quite to the end of the parking lot. so maybe five- to ten-minute wait to get you onto the bridge. a little sluggish up the incline as well but overall not too bad. and you

oakland police are here, quite a few of them. what they are doing, searching in that area across from where we are standing. that's where a driver ended up after he refused to stop off the 66th avenue off ramp. that's what police are telling us. the off ramp from southbound 880, that driver crashed his car there where you see  investigators right now, ran into some bushes and trees, got out and ran. this was just about 20 to 30 minutes ago. oakland police are here physically searching the area around oak port. i spoke with chp. they are also out here assisting, searching along 880 southbound along the bushes. believes r told me hecc1: that police tried to pull the driver over at high street and oakland, perhaps for speeding, and that's when things got out of hand. emeryville police are here as well. they have a dog out here searching, they have got lights and what looks like a perimeter set up. i do want to mention that 880 southbound, that is closed right now as officers continue their search. i asked who it is they are lookin

seven in oakland and san jose.and redwood city, nine to ten degrees cooler than we should be for 18th. this is the 19th. upper 70s in the san ramon valley. low to mid-80s for everybody else. 70s in union city, fremont, hercules. mid-to-upper 60s for the rest of the east bay shore. los gatos at 80. peninsula low to mid-70s until you get breeze and more clouds around san mateo, millbrae. upper 60s for you. a brisk day along the coast. mid-to-upper 50s. mid-60s in downtown, south san francisco and saucelito. north bay, mid-to-upper 50s also. valleys see sunshine and 20 degrees warmer. 60s around the monterey bay. if you are heading to the a's game. 7:05, going to be 61. cool breezes, dropping to 56. for tonight, you can see the 50s around. notice green along the coast. east bay hills where we will find the best amount of drizzle. a look at what will happen this weekend. sierra. upper 70s in tahoe with the sunshine near 90 in yosemite. your accuweather seven-day forecast -- cooler tomorrow. then we will see a small war

at oakland's airport. this project was originally funded by the stimulus act. >> this control tower was not shut down by natural disasters. there wasn't an earthquake. there wasn't a major flood. the faa shut down, it's manmade. >> we're just like everybody else. go to work. have a paycheck. have a good job and get our medical benefits back. >> this project is one of the reasons that my class was able to begin. this is the first class that local 515 has been able to take in almost five years. >> reporter: in washington today, president obama addressed the shutdown at the oval office. >> it's another washington inflicted wound on america, and congress needs to break that impasse now. hopefully before the senate adjourns. so these folks can get back to work. >> reporter: strong word from the president. reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a 16-year-old antioch boy kidnapped during a day-time robbery is safe and an amber alert has been cancelled. but there are unanswered questio

a northerly breeze in oakland. we get the westerly breeze going this direction you can see how easy it is for the marine layer to pile in. we have the northerly breeze that pushes it south. oakland waking up with partly cloudy skies. over the north bay fog and partly to mostly cloudy conditions. it could stick around the north bay through the morning hours and really not infiltrate too far inlapped. meaning areas like concord and livermore may wake up with partly to mostly clear skies and see the sunshine rise after 6:30. satellite radar we are clear above that low cloud deck and we are dealing with high pressure beginning to flatten just a little bit. low pressure off the coastline will bring us a cooling trend. we will notice more so tomorrow. today may see it dip a degree or two. for today low 80s. 90 in concord. 89 walnut creek. 82 expected santa clara. 82 in san jose. a nice warm day. 70 degrees san bruno. 67 expected in san francisco. your extended forecast will you show you that cool down. we do rebound a bi

oakland tomorrow, warm 2074. -- warm to 7 4.nterior east bay, warm, 92 for brentwood, and antioch, 90 for concord and 89 with plenty of sunshine for gilroy. he's the accuweather seven-day forecast. slightly warmer, just about each day. especially on tuesday and wednesday. inland temperatures mid-90s, mid-80s around the bay, and even to mid-60s wednesday, then after that, the high kind of moves to the south and more fog moves in and we cool down. >> alan: shu is back from his search for the meaning of life. welcome back. >> mike: a little bit of everything. football, babe, and of course the 93rd annual pga championship. brendan steele is trying to brendan steele is trying to steal his first major title on ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> mike: the beauty of tiger woods' dem moose on the golf course has been the rise of several young stars. several new faces atop the leaderboard for

oakland up to 72 degrees.and areas, temperatures running about the same as where were today the 90 in fairfield, livermore, pleasanton, 88. monterey bay, 77. low 90s inland, mid-60s at the coastline and get a bump up on wednesday. you notice the temperatures will start to slide heading into friday and the weekend. mid to upper 80s inland and low 60s at the coastline. like i said, finally summer weather that we expect here in the bay area. >> coming up, the pride proposal. >> how a hopeful groom that turned intoh@h@h@h@h@ >>> a canadian man popped the question over the weekend. he also surprised his bride with a fully planned wedding on the same day. longtime girlfriend not only said yes, she agreed right away. the wedding was go. he spent a year what she wanted on her wedding day and laid out her plan. he thought they were going to vase vague but 207 guests joined them for their special day. >> pretty cool. >> he shoots and scores, $50,000 but a 11-year-old minnesota hockey player may never see the cash. after

>> all right, stephanie chuang with the latest in oakland. thank you. >>> lawyers for convicted killers yusef bey iv and antoine mackey will ask for a new trial today in the murders of three men in oakland in 2007. they argue that key prosecution witness devaughndre broussard lied on the stand. broussard has admitted killing oakland journalist chauncey bailey on bey's orders. if the motion for a new trial is denied today, broussard is due to be sentenced. >>> a very tough story here am a man lost his wife and future child after his pit bull killed her. greg napora came home from work yesterday, his pit bull standing over his wife's body. the dog was covered in blood. greg forced his 2-year-old dog into the backyard while paramedics tried to save his wife but the 32-year-old died at the scene. and then the pit bull got the fence open and came down the driveway. >> while we were attending to the victim the dog actually did come out and started to approach the officers and first responders. two officers shot the dog three times and killed it. >>

still mid-to-upper 60s around san francisco and oakland.er seven-day forecast -- warmest days, inland are wednesday and thursday. a slight cooling trend on friday. you notice more clouds and more cool weather for saturday and sunday. good morning. do you have an update? >> we do. we are going back to san mateo. the hot spot trouble with sig-alert in effect. ramp southbound 101 is shut down. a live shot of the bridge. no significant slowing here. c.h.p. is saying two hours for southbound 101 ramp is reopened. if you are westbound 92, you can go to delaware. under the freeway to eastbound 92. loop around to take the southbound 101 exit. or take the dumbarton bridge. there is debris on southbound 101 as well. it's shut down at least two hours. slowing on the sensors, 40 miles an hour as you approa approach 101. >> target is expanding the electronic trade-in program. that story is ahead. >> live look at the big board. we see now that the dow is off 71 points. >> more is better but even a little bit helps. next, how just 15 minutes of exercise c

the oakland as are playing in boston. they are going to play a doubleheader on saturday because sunday it's going to be a complete washout. they are expecting, what, four to eight inches of rain from new york all the way up to the boston area. so this is really packing a punch. it is the biggest hurricane that's hit the eastern seaboard in, what about 20, 30 years. >> what's amazing about the storm is not only the size but the fact that it's going to be hitting so many major cities. you're talking about new york city, boston you mentioned, also washington, d.c. they have cancelled a lot of big events including the martha king junior dedication on the national mall. >> it's mammoth and about to hit landfall this morning. we have more now from north carolina. >>> reporter: hurricane irene lost some of its punch early this morning in open water north of the bahamas but its still a category two hurricane packing winds of more than 110 miles an hour. states from the carolinas to new england are preparing for this major storm.

jesus shot to death in east oakland. he died in his car where his family gathers today. >> he always protected me from my other brothers. >> the last thing he told the officer, can you tell my mom i love her and my dad and family i love them and that was the last word. >> he was one of two murders in oakland overnight. the other, a man found in the fruitvale district, bringing the number of murders in oakland this year to 75. at this time last year, there were 52. also in east oakland, a car wash today to benefit the family of three-year-old carlos who was caught in the cross fire of a shooting on monday. down the street from the car wash, a memorial for little carlos at the scene where he was killed has grown to span almost half a block. it's a showing of how heartbroken the community is. >> i feel for these people. >> neighbors who don't know the family came to show support. >> we want people to turn back around and say you know what? i want to make a positive -- i know the kid. they may not have known the family, but

the homicides bring to the number killed in oakland, 75. >>> and the family whose child was mauled by the pit bull says he doesn't blame the child, it was a freak accident. he said the pit bulls were loving animals. he found his wife, darla in the home with bite marks on her face and arm. one of the couple's dogs was nearby. police shot the dog later. they did not determine why the dog attacked. they are doing further studies. >>> and representative bachmann can celebrate a win today in the iowa straw poll. more on the first test for republican contenders, craig? >> reporter: and good evening to you, ken, it is certainly a mock election but certainly gives ideas to the candidates. as you said, michelle bachmann from waterloo, iowa, coming out on top, very happy, thanking the supporters, getting on the bus, going out for a little while. she is back here for a few minutes right now, but will be in iowa tomorrow, as will rick perry, who will also run. the numbers here showed up as 17,000, with the total ballots cast today. >> craig, i know there were 17,000 votes cast today. bachmann get

the oakland police chief floated the idea to oakland city leaders a while back as an option that mayeduce crime after reviewing juvenile crime statistics like these from last year. the categories of homicide, shootings, burglaries and automotive theft. 155 juvenile were arrested and 283 were considered suspect. that is a total of 4382 and house. for the summer months of 2010, the number increases from june to august. 139 do without were arrested in 480 were considered suspect. that is a 41 percent increase during summer vacation from school. >> officials say that this time there is nothing on the table when it comes to any type of curfew for the city of oakland. i'm hazzig manyud with kron4 news. >> we also talked with oakland residents about the curfew idea. >> i do not support it, it is nothing against cutting down violence i just do not support a curfew. >> i support it, i am tired of seeing the young to--use it being out here running around talking crazy having guns and stuff like that. >> i do not think it would be a good idea. i think it is better to give the use a message that

the nfl preseason is kicking off right now in oakland. we are live at the coliseum and tells us the game is not a sellout even though fans are pleased that the lockout finally ended, john? >> reporter: heather, you can feel it in the air. football is back. this is the home of the silver and black where a season of endless possibilities lies ahead. it comes after a turbulent time off of the gridiron. >> all of the way to the super bowl, baby. >> go raiders! [ laughter ] >> raiders game this is how you open a beer, homey. yeah! >> reporter: the off season is now over after what may seem like an in indefinite lay off because of the lockout. >> i am glad we are having football. you know, as opbg as i get to see some football i am happy, i am a happy camper. >> reporter: the new red lines in the parking lot are meant to keep lanes open for emergency vehicles and fans have to keep their tail gating parties clear. >> if you bring a canopy like we do because the summer is hot and winter rain. we will not have them up. we will have to come late or

and the oakland bart and soul-art and soul in oakland festival this weekend (music) >> in san francisco it was this muni bus that hit and killed a woman. believed to be between 25 and 30 years old. she was almost on the other side when she was hit. her phone and purse for found under the bos--bus it is unclear who is to blame. >> and in santa rosa a three year-old was killed on a hit and run. the west on vehicle struck him and took off. two hours later a man listening to a police scanner recognized the vehicle and contacted authorities. police located and arrested marcus garcia driving without a license with two previous arrests without a license. he is currently held on $500,000 bail. >> and redwood city, a family returned from my family trip. everybody in the home started experiencing trouble with your, nose, throat. hazmat is under investigation. >> in oakland if they are sounding a warning to gold snatch and grab. most of these womens chains happening with women distracted. and in lake merritt. they are working on this. teresa estacio, kron 4 news. >> and another disappointment and

it involved a chp, oakland police and oakland housing authority. police say at one point someone through a gun out of the speeding car. the chase created a dangerous situation on city streets. no one was hurt. >>> official says they have been given enough money to beef up their police and fire departments. city says two grants will allow it to hire nine firefighters and paramedics as well as reohm fire station 25. they'll also be able to hire seven more people for the police department including two more officers on the street and a please sergeant. they laid off dozens of public safety workers three years ago when it filed for bankruptcy. >>> authorities called off the search for someone trying to break into fulsom prison. someone jumped over the prison fence this morning. an officer patrolling the nearby fulsom dam spotted him doing it with night vision equipment. it happened at 4:30 a.m. no one was found. the trespasser left behind a bicycle which has been taken away by police. >>> it was abuse -- a busy morning where three mayoral candidates ma

so far, this year, 70 people have been killed in oakland. i'm da lin, kron4 news. >> at least 50 cars have been vandlessed in the city of santa cruz in a three-hour window. the crimes were concentrated in the city's west side. we see the damage. >> reporter: here you can see one of the dozens of cars that were damaged sometime between 11:00 p.m. friday night and 1:00 a.m. saturday morning. this mercedes had two tires slashed. check out this jetta. the paint has, not only been scratched but you can see that a swastika has been carved into the trunk. six of the damaged cars were marked up with hate symbols and they could face a hate crime charge on top of felony vandalism. although some question if racism had anything to do with this. >> i don't think it was a hate crime. it seemed like some pinky kid type thing to do. >> the fact that so many cars were hit has left some in this community shocked and concerned. >> this type of activity has never happened in this neighborhood to my knowledge and i've here a long time. i hope they can be caught,

all right, anne makovec in oakland, thank you. >>> a similar story now.ger accused of killing a 3-month-old baby in palo alto. 17-year-old fabian saragosa pleaded not guilty last month. the baby was shot in the head june 5 in his parents' car. police think the suspect shot the car thinking it contained rival gang members who had attacked him a few days earlier. >>> a big day in court for two suspects in the beating case of giants fan bryan stow. 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood will face charges this morning in los angeles. they include mayhem, assault, battery and other counts. 42-year-old stow remains in a medically-induced coma at san francisco general hospital. we'll have a live report from los angeles coming up at 6 a.m. >>> another big story today. u.s. stock futures are falling. asian stocks rebounded following yesterday's strong finish by the dow plus the federal reserve's pledge to keep interest rates at record lows. hang seng rose more than 3%. nikkei climbed 1.3%. kospi was up 1.8%. >>> yesterday the dow closed up nearly

delta of low to mid '80s oakland coming in at 69 degrees warmer in fremont.is a look of your seven day forecast not allot of movement in the numbers cooler in the next week >> we are still looking at all hotspot free morning the conditions on the nimitz freeway in oakland it is not a hot spot yet this is the bay bridge for the west bound ride these are just beginning to slow down at the toll plaza. we are hoping to have a good day like we did yesterday you're committed to the san mateo bridge it is a good commute and no problems on the span no delays on a high-rise. the golden gate bridge and 101 southbound the fog is ups during your visibility. a couple of big trees are pulled over on the shoulder they are not blocking the right-hand lane not increasing the drive time and no consideration of an alternative . >> it was shot and killed on july arid and this is a picture of the protest that followed bart needed to close some stages temporarily >> new this morning fans and family of missing nursing student michele layer are molding a fund raiser starting at 11:0

gunfire crash through oakland through the night. the call of the community to stop the violence that continues to rise. >>> police officers attacked. the confrontation ends in gunfire. what the man was doing that prompted officers to approach him. >>> the first big test of the 2012 presidential campaign. the winner of today's iowa straw poll and what it could mean for the current white house. >>> good evening, i'm anne makovec. ann notarangelo has the night off. after this week's murder of a 3- year-old boy, people in oakland were hoping the tragedy would help unite the community, but not even a week later two more men are added to this year's list of homicides which is ever growing and the grieving families are making a plea to stop the violence. >> we can't bring them back to life. what can we do? >> reporter: last night this oakland family lost a loved one forever. >> she is my brother. >> reporter: 20-year-old jesus roeso shot to death in east oakland. he died in his car on maddox drive where his family resides today. >> he alwa

also the morning commute looks okay on 880 oakland. just up the road they were picking up road work on 880 northbound coming up past the 23rd exit. they were picking up the cones. it was causing a small traffic jam. it's nothing major so far. this mornings commute in san jose looks pretty good. northbound 101 getting up to the peninsula. if you are driving on 101 it looks good. 280 is doing very nicely. let's go to rosemary. >> we have made it to the last business day of the week. hopefully it's your friday planning a weekend. plan for the warm weather. we will be climbing temperatures anywhere from 2-4 degrees starting today your satellite view showing you mostly clear skies. up above that low cloud deck. high pressure will be building in over the next couple of days and that again will increase our heights. giving you a look at the low clouds out there. we'll fill in a little bit more by 7:00 and then by 9:00 already burning off. mostly sunny skies for the valley locations. we are still mostly gray. takes it until about 11:00 or so b

toward oakland at 16.hat's when you know you have the strong sea breeze blowing through the bay area and the thick clouds and cooler weather that comes with it. right now, temperatures are all in the mid-to-upper 50s, except for santa rosa at 52 degrees. at least you don't have to deal with the thick fog like yesterday. mid-to-upper 50s around the monterey bay, and inland. highlight, coolest afternoon today and tomorrow. the thicker cloud tonight. more drizzle tomorrow morning. that will lock in the coldest afternoon, tomorrow afternoon before the highs rebound next week. talk about today. especially compared to average. six degrees cooler in livermore and san francisco. we'll come up with 7 degrees short in oakland and san jose. nine to ten degrees cooler than average. napa, redwood city. a beautiful sunrise at 6:28. if you get up above 1,500 feet you will see it. sunset at 7:58. as far as what is happening, the clouds and the surge through the morning hours. east bay valley, south bay, starting 9:00 and

giving you a live look at oakland this morning.ming up whether we will warm up or cool down for your monday.

upper 50s oakland and livermore. subpoenas within a degree or two from what we saw yesterday for most of us. stepping outside a very similar start but your satellite view you can see it here the trough that will continue to migrate south into the coming days is what will bring us the cooling trend. let's take a -- take a look at your forecast for the coming days. fog, clouds, and only partly sunny for the coast this afternoon. upper 50s and low 60s for the forecast here. bay area locations another mild day. mostly sunny by the afternoon. this morning we've got the low clouds in place. upper 50s to low 60s by 8:00. wide spread 60s to mid 70s for the afternoon. and our valley locations. temperatures expected to fall. take a look at your afternoon high. 77 for many locations. 83 will be some of our warmest areas. antioch, perhaps morgan hill, brentwood likely to see 83. still very mild for this time of year. 79 vallejo. 79 in napa. we are looking at mid to upper 60s for the east bay. low 60s for san francisco. 74 mounta

according to some reports, san francisco has not graded as well as oakland since oakland made security changes back in 2008. as for the future of preseason games between the rivals, well, that's up to the nfl and team owners. but some fans we spoke to say that they welcome a battle of the bay, as long as that battle stays on the football field. live in oakland, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, kimberly. >>> and still ahead at 11:00, how a plane ended up landing on a bay area highway, or pretty close to it. and the bay area county that appears to be the epicenter of parents who refuse to get their children vaccinated, and what the trend is leading to. >>> plus -- >> their hope and their positive energy about their future are really for me. >> we'll catch up with the bay area teacher who was in japan for that country's devastating quake, and who is back helping to rebuild. >>> and i hope you had a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather around the bay area this weekend. temperatures nice and warm inland, 94 livermore. just 64 in san francisco. changes coming up.ir

seven in oakland and san jose. redwood city, nine to ten degrees cooler than we should be for 18th. this is the 19th. upper 70s in the san ramon valley. low to mid-80s for everybody else. 70s in union city, fremont, hercules. mid-to-upper 60s for the rest of the east bay shore. los gatos at 80. peninsula low to mid-70s until you get breeze and more clouds around san mateo, millbrae. upper 60s for you. a brisk day along the coast. mid-to-upper 50s. mid-60s in downtown, south san francisco and saucelito. north bay, mid-to-upper 50s also. valleys see sunshine and 20 degrees warmer. 60s around the monterey bay. if you are heading to the a's game. 7:05, going to be 61. cool breezes, dropping to 56. for tonight, you can see the 50s around. notice green along the coast. east bay hills where we will find the best amount of drizzle. a look at what will happen this weekend. sierra. upper 70s in tahoe with the sunshine near 90 in yosemite. your accuweather seven-day forecast -- cooler tomorrow. then we will see a small warmin

i'm amy hollyfield, live in oakland.velopment here in a murder case that shocked this city and brought segments of the community to

kimberly terry is in oakland where she just spoke to b.a.r.t. officials. >> reporter: hello, everyone. the group behind this anonymous released the statement outlining their plan to b.a.r.t. officials on friday and officials say since then they've been working round-the-clock to do what they can to prevent this attack and to defend themselves. they've even gotten homeland security involved, who is said to be monitoring the situation very closely. anonymous has plantalked about s for b.a.r.t.'s web site to be shut down. hackers have gotten names, phone numbers of passengers. bart.gov seems to have remained secure, though. the plan by anonymous also calls for a protest during rush hour at the civic center b.a.r.t. station tomorrow. according to anonymous, an infamous hacker protest grum, this is in response to the agency's efforts to shut down a protest over the july 11th fatal shooting of charles hill, a homeless man. the day of that scheduled protest on thursday, b.a.r.t. police shut off cell phone service and as a result that protest never happ

cheryl hurd is live in oakland.nderstand you talked to a prostitute who says she's not going anywhere. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. but that bill board says, if you're here to buy sex, stop it. we'll report you. that's a message from the community, but it's a message the ladies of the night don't want to hear. they used noise makers and bull horns to get people's attention who live along international boulevard in oakland. it is clear they want to get rid of prostitution in their neighborhood. >> i know lots of people who have been exploited as minors and it is a tragedy. if we can't get emotional about that, what can we get compassion for? >> reporter: police say they are making prostitution and human trafficking in oakland a top priority. >> what we've seen is some of those doing drug dealing are also doing their -- the pimps putting the young prostitutes out there, too. so we have to focus on both. and they're also doing the shootings. >> reporter: just like the shooting we saw during the march and as some

>> new this morning oakland police increase patrols in east oakland after a 3-year-old child is killed in a drive-by shooting. coming up you'll hear from the police chief. i'm christie smith. i'll have the story next. >> the b.a.r.t. commute came to a grinding halt last night. will the trains be rolling this morning? mike has the details ahead. and standard & poor's says they are just the messenger. why they shouldn't be taking the heat over the dow's dip. a live look outside at the hp pavilion. it's tuesday, august 9th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. let's get your forecast and christina loren, happy tuesday. >> happy tuesday to you, scott. we're looking good for today. we do have really thick fog this morning, though, up in the north bay. if you're waking up in santa rosa this morning, give yourself plenty of time before you hit the highway. pea soup up there. we've got less than a quarter mile of visibility in santa rosa. we expect more fog to develop throughout the morning. we'll cover that for you as well as where we're headed later today. i think y

the main part of oakland. this morning if you are on 80 westbound let's say you are coming in from richmond, it is a very nice drive so far. all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning san francisco police are investigating a hit and run that critically injured a nine- year-old boy. it happened last night. ktvu kraig debro has been talking with family members to a family member and witnesses and joins us from the scene. >> reporter: thanks, pam. in talking to the cause of the nine-year-old boy he had ha cat scab and had no brain damage and expects the child to recover. according to the cousin of the nine-year-old -- they were crossing when it happened. the hit and run suspect is now in custody. police arrested him in hayward. it started at the intersection though. the cousin of the boy says the family was walking northbound. the driver was going eastbound. >> the nine-year-old was a little out ahead. i see to my right the guy come flying through a red

oakland police chief made an appearance at the vigil tonight jeff bush has more on that. >> oakland police chief anthony batts entered the crowd and spoke very few words but his words were full of passion. >> why does it take the life of a three year-old for us to stop shooting each other in the city of oakland what does it take to raise the consciousness of this city so that we can stop this from happening. not just a three year-old, 16 year-old, 17 year-old, people are losing their valuable lives on this city street every single day. enough with the speeches, another of talking about enough is enough. it needs to stop today. >> the chief says that opd will not rest until the people that shot the little boy are brought to justice. >> this case has struck a nerve, it is finally struck a nerve with our community, law enforcement, the federal agencies and you see a major response and i think that people are finally getting it. and of lives have been lost in the city. when you have an urban environment and you have a child that shot down in the middle of the daytime that becomes a litt

. >>> the man charged in a high-profile drive-by shooting in oakland that killed a 3-year-old boy isack in court today. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what he's doing in court in a live report. >>> and the most horrifying of scenes. a man comes home to find his dog standing over the body of his pregnant wife. and a closer look at the bay area city where little more than half of high school students actually finish high school. >>> it's friday, august 12th. you're looking at san jose there. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, reporting what matters to you. this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. let's get a forecast with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. although you can't see me, i'm actually dancing because it's friday. good morning. we've got some fog out there. could slow down your commute. right now, the densest of the fog will be found in the north bay. we're expecting more to develop as we head through the next couple hours. probably through 8:00 a.m. we'll tell you when it's expected to clear, and more impo

. >>> oakland police defending their decision to shoot a man last night. they were called to the 2100 block of fruitvale avenue last night after reports of a manure naturing in the street when officers tried to arrest him they say he became violent swinging a metal pipe at them. a female officer was injured and she fired the shot that hit that man. tonight the man is recovering. the officer was treated and released. after this week's murder of a 3- year-old boy people in oakland were hoping the tragedy would help unite the community but not even a week later. two more men are added to this year's list of homocides and grieving families are pleading to stop the violence. >> what can we do? we can't bring them back to life. >> reporter: last night this oakland family lost a loved one forever. >> he is my brother. >> reporter: the 20-year-old man shot in east oakland. he died in his car on maddox drive where his family gathers today 1993 always protected me from my other brother. >> the last thing he told the officer, you know what, please tell my mom i love