but pacifica has no such law. streubel wants that to change because she believes it will stop future attacks. >> they've lowered the rate of euthanasia of unwanted, unneutered pit bulls in the shelter. they haven't had a single incident of any neutered pit bulls since the law was enacted. >> reporter: even if the next ropsy is completed this evening -- necropsy is completed this evening, the police have to okay the release of the animal, which could be for several days. we did contact family members of the victim. as you can imagine, they are still in shock right now. and were too upset to go on camera. for now, live in pacifica, elise kerchner, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> the san francisco police department is breaking with policy tonight and identifying two officers involved in a controversial shooting in the bayview district last month. matthew lopez and richard hastings are named as the officers involved in the shooting death of kenneth harding back on july 16. the officers claim harding ope

peninsula numbers, cool where it's gray. 50 in pacifica. low 70s around redwood city. 63 downtown. starting to brighten up here. near the east bay, clouds hanging on here. san leandro, 69. out over the hills, 70 in dublin. 80 in pleasanton. up and down over the weekend. we will see the temperatures come up each and every day for the outlook. >> summer we call that. thank you. >> the vallejo school board is close to hiring a security firm to guard against copper thieves. they have suffered $100,000 from vandals stealing copper. the school board voted to solicit bids from security firms providing patrol to protect the property. >>> need a high-tech tool to track down a missing child? thanks to the f.b.i. there is now an app for that. the federal bureau of investigation created the child i.d. app for the iphone. it allows parents to electronically store photos and vital information about their children so they can access it quickly if a child disappears. it provides a quick link to emergency services so parents can alert authorities about a possible abduction. the child i.d. app can b

its law in pacifica that is not the case. have a lot more questions to ask today and they are waiting for information from the test to see if there was something in that animal that led to the first fatal dog attack in this city in at least 25 years. >>> thank you very much. it's 6:32. in santa rosa police are investigating a robbery attempt at an armored car company warehouse. they say two employees were found locked inside the guard company warehouse on north point parkway after police received a 911 call just before 11:00 p.m. the men say they were locked in the warehouse by unknown number of suspects who may have been armed. those suspects were gone by the time officers arrived and managed to get away with what police say was undisclosed amount of money. $2500 reward is being offered for information. >> the man accused of running down a boy is back in jail. andrew vargas was released after posting $65,000 bail last week but yesterday the judge increased to it $465,000. vargas was taken back to jail. he is accused of hitti

however, you see the problem in pacifica sometimes it's a foggy day. they are going to put plaques with information about whales so they can learn on days like this. when it's beautiful they are not going to be looking at the plaques. >> when you have view like this, it's hard to focus on much else. the kids at sunset elementary why trying to do cleanup duties but were distracted by the performers. >> we saw the whales. we did an all call, a lot of classrooms came out and we watch the whales, as they breached, kids we be going ohh. >> but they didn't have a place to fit and appreciate it all. >> now we have stand on top of. >> the idea of a whale watching deck was born. john edward got the word out they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed him. >> bakery sent up goodies for us in the morning, starbucks kept us running on coffee. people from the neighborhood coming by. >> and principal for the day he decided to reach out to home depot. company responded with a $9,000 donation and even sent work crews over to help. >> the deck was finished

a horrible story just coming to light in pacifica. a pregnant woman attacked and killed by the family pit bull. the 23-year-old woman's body was found at her home on reina del mar. daila napur's husband arrived and found the couple's two dogs standing over his wife. the first was shot and killed, the second was not believed to be involved in the attack but was removed from the home. ktvu has a reporter in pacifica and is headed to the scene right now. as soon as he is there and ready we will get late details from him. >>> there is a push tonight of the bay area's toughest surf spots. surfers want officials to toss out a controversial ban at mavericks. mike mibach spoke to both sides of the issue. >> reporter: scenes from a winter in maverick, 40 to 50- foot waves surfed by some of the best in the world. >> if there was a way to describe it. i mean, i would do that. i just can't. >> reporter: his name is scott jared and he was one sited for using a jet ski off the california coast. today he and others voice their opinions. just this pa

. >> dog lovers in pacifica are anxious to hear a big decision announced later today. f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f

. >>> the city of pacifica is looking at spay and neuter ordinances.police believe a two-year-old male pit bull mold and killed darla thursday. this is a look at area of their home where the incident happened. authorities say, the dog was not neutered. kron 4 lynn says they will decide if they'll follow in san francisco's footsteps. >> reporter: pacifica residents dog owners and city leaders are stunned that a pit bull turned on its owner and killed her. >> it's a traumatic thing for all of us. >> transtragic. >> they want to make sure this doesn't happen again, and thepacifica city manager says some people are asking the city to require pit bull owners to spay and neuter their dogs. >> people mention what san francisco's done. see how that works. >> reporter: she owns a therapy dog. leaders will be talking to residents about the topic before deciding on a law. this community is a very vocal community, we respect that and like that. definitely i'm expecting people to weigh in on this. >> reporter: san francisco passed a law in 2005, mandating dog owner

city leaders are now considering changes to pacifica's pet regulations. jean elle is live in san mateo with the latest tonight. jean? >> reporter: experts here at the humane society performed a necropsy on the pit bull. pacifica police carried boxes of evidence out of greg and darla's home. a day after their male pit bull mauled darla to death, a department served a search warrant. >> we're taking swabs of fluids, bloods, things like that. >> reporter: police say while it look like the 32-year-old was killed by gunner, the family dog, they have to conduct a thorough investigation. her mother didn't want to talk on camera but told nbc bay area news she is stunned and sad. she says her daughter's sudden death is especially hard to take, because she was in her first trimester of pregnancy, while the family grieves, strangers continue to stop by with flowers, wondering why a family pet would kill its opener. >> pit bulls are not bad dogs. >> reporter: she believes gunner was aggressive because he wasn't neutered. >> the number one dogs involved in maulings ar

however, you see the problem in pacifica sometimes it's a foggy day. they are going to put plaques with information about whales so they can learn on days like this. when it's beautiful they are not going to be looking at the plaques. >> when you have view like this, it's hard to focus on much else. the kids at sunset elementary why trying to do cleanup duties but were distracted by the performers. >> we saw the whales. we did an all call, a lot of classrooms came out and we watch the whales, as they breached, kids we be going ohh. >> but they didn't have a place to fit and appreciate it all. >> now we have stand on top of. >> the idea of a whale watching deck was born. john edward got the word out they would need a lot of help. the response overwhelmed him. >> bakery sent up goodies for us in the morning, starbucks kept us running on coffee. people from the neighborhood coming by. >> and principal for the day he decided to reach out to home depot. company responded with a $9,000 donation and even sent work crews over to help. >> the deck was finished

reporting in pacifica cough da lin. >> still ahead, the l.a. dodgers are answering back to the negligence llawsuit from the family of brian stowe. >> a live look outside with a look at that fog if it will lift? will be back. >> we are back on kron 4 news it this weekend a beautiful shot. >> breezy. >> the fog is underneath the bridge! [laughter] >> her sean ne janu. >> thank you, isabel. a beautiful start. nearly 80 degrees by noon. cooling to about 69 degrees by 8:00 p.m. temperatures are also still pretty cool through santa rosa. 54 through half moon bay, san francisco, 60s and antioch. 56 degrees in concord. taking a look of a highs. 79 degrees in los gatos 82 degrees and campbell. 86 degrees expected in morgan hill. inland, also 86 in livermore. 80 degrees in redwood city. the east bay's expecting upper 60s. union city, the peninsula, 70's. 64 degrees expected in pacifica. and 81 in santa rosa, 78 in petaluma. 77 and novado. finally, taking a look at the your kron 4 7 day around the bay continuing to sue that morning cloud coverage. afterno

she was killed inside her home in pacifica. husband made the discovery yesterday with the pit bull standing over his wife's body. the couple owned two pit bulls. the younger dog is believed to be responsible for mauling and killing the woman. police ultimately shot and killed the dog after it escaped from the backyard. >> the last thing we wanted to happen was for the dog get out and attack bystanders or be loose in the neighborhood. that is why the dog was shot three times by officers on the scene. >> she was pregnant but they weren't sure how long she was along with her pregnancy. >> they are investigating a robbery at a warehouse. police received a 911 call from a guard at the warehouse southwest of santa rosa. two men were found locked in a secure location of the building when they arrived. the men say they were locked in the warehouse by an unknown number of suspects who may have been armed. investigators say the suspects left with an undisclosed amount of money. a $2500 reward is being offered for information leading to t

she was killed inside their home in pacifica. lilian kim is live in pacifica for us tonight. >> reporter: this attack is puzzling to neighbors. they never noticed anything unusual with the couple's dog. >> police arrived at the home after getting a 911 call from the victim's husband. >> when they arrived they found the victim regulate in her own front living room. she was not breathing. she was unresponsive and major trauma to her upper body. the husband stated when he got home he found his wife with the pit bull hovering over her. >> they owned two pit bulls. the unneutered pit is believed to be responsible for killing her. the dog escaped from the backyard but the officers shot it. >> the last thing we didn't want it to get out to be loose in the neighborhood. as soon as the dog got out of the backyard the decision was immediately made to put the dog down. the dog was shot three times by officers on the scene. >> they say she was pregnant but they don't know how far along. they si say the dog appeared nice and normal. >> we're

. >> and in pacifica, police reporting a woman was mauled to death by her own pit bull. and there the bus says the dog must have mauled the woman while she was asleep. and officers fired three shots at dog, killing it up and down roller coaster continues on wall street. and stock market posted huge gains. the dow jones ended 423 points higher, nasdaq gaining 111 and s and p jumped 51 points. and with two he days of gains the dow is down this week. a survey found a third think of country is heading towards another recession. >> and a reprieve for local agencies trying to save their redevelopment funds, california supreme court decided to heart case filed by cities like san jose, fighting what they claim is a money grab by the state. last month, the governor signed a law requiring cities to pay a collective $1.7 billion to the state if they did not pay the agencies would be dissolved. the court said it will decide by january whether there is the right to eliminate the redevelopment agency in question z you know in these times, a used car may be one of your most-valuable as

we are live in pacifica i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:05. last night the republican presidential candidates were in attack mode during their debate in iowa. >> i'm not going to eat barack obama's dog food. what he served up is not what i would have done. >> president obama was not the only one attacked last night. coming up at 6:15 we'll bring you a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with an awkward moment for congresswoman michelle bachmann. >>> european markets are on the rise this morning despite worse than expected economic reports from france. most of the european markets up two and 3% right now. overnight asian markets had a mixed finish. coke and ty -- just in retail sales numbers for july posted their biggest gain since march. not a huge gain. but at least as good as economists forecast. most antists -- analysts say this has been a crazy week. u.s. exports are up more than 13% compared to june of last year. exports from california nearly raised $14 billion. that is the 20th month in a row that they have increased. califor

pacifica, daley city there we go with that overcast already moving toward oakland. tomorrow morning we could see sol drizzle. that will be a repeat performance as we go into friday morning. santa rosa pretty chilly there, livermore 54. we could even see patchy fog for your saturday morning. for your friday, a little bit cooler across the bay area after plenty of overcast to start the day. as we do take this into the weekend, no warm ups in sight. this area of pressure moves to the north. with that more fog and minor cooling especially as we head into the second half of the weekend. inland neighborhoods only approaching the lower 90s. 50 to 55 degrees. still plenty of clouds out there. upper 50s, 60s, maybe a few neighborhoods inland approaching the 70s. by 4:00 there's the eventual temperature range with the beaches still on the warmer side. warmest locations inland approaching the low to mid-80s. richmond 66, right around the bay for oakland in the upper 60s. warmest locations right around 85 to 86. san jose mid-70s. and these temperatures will check in around 3:00

pacifica does not have a law on pit bulls.e city of san francisco does, and the spca says that law has made an impact. >> we're not sure that legislation like that is the right answer, but it has undoubtedly been effective. we did see it the number of pit bulls surrendered drop dramatically. >> the president of the spca also said that any breed of dog can be aggressive and that end actioning a breed specific sterilization law could further the bad rap of pit bulls. >>> a $100,000 reward is now offered to catch the robbers who stole cash from a bay area armored car company. the robbery happened before 11 thursday night at guarded truck warehouse in santa rosa. police say a group of armed men locked two employees behind steel doors inside the building and escaped with an undisclosed amount of money. the employees were not hurt. investigators are now looking at surveillance video for any leads. fbi has also joined the investigation. >>> friend and family are marking the anniversary of a mysterious death of a teenage boy in haywar

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what is extraordinary is a bunch of pacifica kids who have turned that dream into a reality.ay area's reporter shows us how the sixth graders are rocking their way on to the same stage as motley crew. >> reporter: this grown-up sound is from rock here's are far from grown up. ♪ >> reporter: 10 and 11-year-olds from pacifica who prefer rock legends over justin bieber. >> i listened to this band called ac/dc. that guy is awesome. he really influenced me a lot. >> reporter: influenced so much, the boys decided to call their band, haunted by heroes. >> we're haunted by our heroes who have passed away. like jimmy hendrix. >> reporter: have you ever seen a sixth grader play six string like this? meet getty, charlie, brandon and twins chris and nick. >> we didn't sound too good when we were young. >> reporter: together they're known as the youngest rock band in the world. making waves in l.a., playing at venues like whiskey a go-go in places they wouldn't be old enough to enter. and later they'll be at the same location as motley crew. >> a great feeling. i like being on stage, havi

pacifica, 60 today. san francisco, 63. daly city, 60 with a lot of gray.t up to cloverdale, 84. 77 in sonoma. mid-60s in richmond. 71 in union city. over the hills, some upper 70s. that should do it for dublin. 79 in walnut creek. 85 in brentwood. down in monterey bay, yep, the low clouds, drizzle and 68 in salinas. so, keep the numbers especially cooler for tomorrow, coming up on sunday. the middle of next week, warmer weather arrives him. sue. >> good morning, everyone. so far, friday light. no problems. we checked in with the public transportation. no delays with muni, bart, caltrain. everybody is getting off friday morning to a good start. take a look at the drive time coming through marin county. lisa was mentioning the resurfacing roadwork. it's nice, but watch your speed. it's nice and smooth so you can tend to speed a little bit. looking good from 37 to 580. 24 from the diablo valley, walnut creek to the caldecott tunnel and through. looking good. no slowing yet westbound highway 4, lone tree to 242 driving to concord area. no problems there. take

today 58 degrees, overcast pacifica to mid-60s in alameda, el cerrito and in oakland. otherwise one of the outside numbers was fairfield at 85 degrees. it was 82 yesterday in san jose. today dropping to 79. same story in santa rosa. a little bit cooler than what we experienced yesterday all due to the marine layer and the rush of cooler air mass aloft that cooled things down. right now temperatures span of 55 to 80 degrees. this time of the year, the most difficult part of the forecast is trying to project when these cloud will retreat. so that's why i call on our computer models. we have clouds at the coastline and you can a shield of low clouds and fog that marine layer that's hanging tight to the coast all the way there around point conception and leading all the way into san diego. we'll have partial coastal clearing late day friday. 60 degrees in stinson beach. low 80s in sonoma. 80 in petaluma close to normal. the winds will blow out of the west 10 to 20 miles per hour tomorrow all the way through sunday during the afternoon for that three-day festival of music t

. >>> other breaking story, a woman malled to death by her own pit bull in pacifica. police got a 911 call about a dog mauling around noon today. an officer found the woman lying in the front room of her home when he arrived. she was not breathing. the woman's husband told police he had just gotten home from work and told officers the couple's pit bull attacked his wife. he said the dog had been secured in the backyard but somehow got out. while officers were at the house, the dog approached them and the officers shot and killed the pit bull. >>> there could be a commuting headache tonight. b.a.r.t. police are warning riders about a possible delay tonight because of protests. a demonstration is expected. san francisco's civic center station any minute now. demonstrators are upset over the shooting and killing of a man by b.a.r.t. police last month. this video was a protest from a

we are live in pacifica i'm tara moriarty. >>> time now 5:32.rnight news this morning police in santa rosa searching right now for two gunmen they robbed an armored car warehouse. this happened just before 11:00 p.m.. investigators say the two men burst into the warehouse, locked up several workers, and police got a frantic cell phone call a short-time later. >> we had an employee of an armored car company that called police indicating they were locked inside and had just been robbed. we had to free the employees. once we freed the employees we found they were unharmed. >> the gunmen made off with an undisclosed amount of cash but no armored cars were taken. >>> the man charged in that drive-by shooting that killed three-year-old carlos nava is due in court this afternoon. the suspect is a convicted felon with a long history of violence. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. lawrence denard was charged in this case. he's expected to be at the courthouse for the second time today. the alameda county district attorney officially charged d

her husband made the discovery. 32-year-old woman was killed inside their home in pacifica. here is lilian kim. >> reporter: police arrived at this home after getting a 911 call from the victim's husband. >> when they arrived they found the victim laying in her own front living room. she was not unresponsive and major trauma to upper body. his stated when he got home at about noon he found his wife with the pit bull hovering over her. >> they owned two pit bulls. the unneutered pit is believed to be responsible for mauling and killing darla. they shot and killed the dog after it escaped from the backyard as officers were conducting their investigation. >> the last thing we wanted to happen is the dog get out and attack people in the neighborhood. as soon as that dog got out of the backyard the decision was made to put the dog down. the dog was shot three times by officers on the scene. >> they say she was pregnant but don't know how far along. neighbors say the dog appeared nice. >> there may have been something medically wrong that caused the attack. there are follow-up que

pat in pacifica and 60 in daly city. mid-60s in downtown to 67 in sausalito. upper 70s to low 80s through most of the north bay valleys. you see the breeze and clouds keeping richmond and oakland in the upper 50s. low to mid-70s for the rest of east bayshore. dublin, 78. low to mid-80s for the east bay valleys. breeze will keep hollister, gilroy locked in the 70s while most of the monterey bay is locked into the mid to upper 60s. drizzle along the coast and temperatures in the 50s once again. a slight warming trend saturday and sunday and cooling trend on sunday and especially cool on monday and tuesday of next week. >>> updated, happy to tell you those two big rigs cleared out of the lanes, in the oakland area at 23rd, really wonderful news if you are traveling northbound, a potential nightmare for traffic. back to san francisco, that structure fire, hated ashbury, masonic and waller in the general facility. crews are still mopping up. muni around that area, no delays reported at all so that is wonderful. and as i train delay number one and as i train number

showing you the -- the fog pat ecloser to the headlines, dailiy and pacifica. here we go the low clouds will continue to be a factor pushing back into the bay with the steady on shore breeze. you will wake up to overcast first thing saturday morning. look outside right now. we will show you that, evidence looking at that fog bank from the marin county camera. the low clouds still pushing back there to the area. as far as current numbers we have options. you can see mid60s san francisco, 65, 80s for fairfield, concord, livermore, san jose in the upper 70s, santa rosa a touch warmer than yesterday. right now 82 degrees. this evening dense areas of coastal fog, we could be tracking drizzle, especially late tonight into early tomorrow morning and this cloud deck, pushing back into the pay reducing visibility possibly out toward oakland. overnight lows pretty chilly in the north bay. there is that 49. antioch in the mid50s around 55. we will break down the forecast for the coast tomorrow, fog and drizzle 8:00, patchy fog into the afternoon. around the bay, skies bec

pacifica, 64. half moon bay, 59. stinson beach, 69. 68 in san francisco. 86, concord. 87, fairfield. and keeping the trend of upper 70s to low 80s for the north bay which should be close to 90 degrees this time of the year. also, morning time on the weather channel on cable. your seven-day forecast keeps it nice and steady. on a good role, we head throughout next week. low to mid 80s inland. 60s at the coastline. and as far as i am concerned it looks great even for next friday. yes. >> taking it. >> good. >> sound good. >> thank you. >> here is a good one, a unique story about a family business. this is no ordinary family and no ordinary business, it is the aleyoto family and their business is giant space ball. two generation of bat boys. here is lawrence scott. >> reporter: giants' senior vice president, mario alioto in the team's front office since 19 # 3. ten years before that he got his first job with the club. most of his life has been spent close to the team, very close. >> well i was a pretty lucky kid. i grew

. >> no somos personas pacÍficas, no nos gusta alegar, no tenemos problem problemas. >> tenemos muy pocosta para la seÑora. >> sÍ adelante. >> es un poblado tan pequeÑo 1600 personas, esta es una oportunidad para que usted le hable a los hispanos que viven en su localidad pero que tambiÉn estÁn en los alrededores. ¿quÉ les podemos decir para que nos unamos para ayudarles a ustedes?. >> pues que sigan buscando y que por favor sigan orando, que me sigan ayudando. yo sÉ que estoy orgullosa de esta comunidad y he estado ayuda ayudando y ha andado conmigo buscando. >> y tratando de ayudÁndome, tratando de consolarme y quiero decir que muchas gracias y que por favor sigan, sigan ayudÁndonos. >> y sabemos que mi hija estÁ aquÍ y alguien se la llevÓ y la tiene y tiene mucho miedo en entregarla. >> que la devuelvan. >> muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> angie muchas gracias, a doÑa claudia, a edgar. nuestras oraciones con ustedes y esperemos que termine de una forma positiva que ese tesorito, que ese angelito regrese a casa. >> quiero repasar los datos. >> tiene 3 aÑos pesa aproximadamente

if you are along the coast, pacifica or half moon bay you may be kind of -- lot of fog out here. depends on your perspective. if you are over the fog, drive 10 miles east and you will find sunshine. this is how it goes. no big changes heading our way into the five-day forecast. mild weather pattern. for some -- earlier i said too much fog, some people love the fog. that's great. but get used to it. stays this way. if you are tired of the fog, head inland. if you want to get cold, head to the coast. >> perfect idea. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> california may soon have a staid cabinet, the deal with issues related to children. a children's cabinet. the cabinet is in response to state budget cuts that impacted social services and the education system. >> it would allow them on a regular basis to interact with each other that would allow us to increase the collaboration among and between state departments to make sure we are doing the best we can for children and families. >> roger calls it an investment in the state's future and 20 other states have a

cool along the coast in places like pacifica, 58 today. getting inland. out towards livermore and fairfield, you've got low 90s so there is a nice range of temperatures. and not much is going to change. looking at a live picture from our camera, you can see fog way in the distance there. and from live perspective, high definition camera showing a clear view of mount diablo. it's been blue all afternoon long. take a look this afternoon, we still have fog hanging around some parts of the coastline here that, has been holding temperatures down along the coast in places like pacifica. inland areas enjoyed sun and it's been a beautiful afternoon. there is a wide range of temperatures today. and it's 63 now in san francisco and oakland. and there is san jose, antioch, low 90s tomorrow. 83 in santa rosa. low clouds and fog tonight. mild to warm again tomorrow. and really minor variations expected throughout the weekend. i say minor, i mean minor, a few degrees is all we're expecting in terms of changes. tonight looking for temperatures into low to upper 0s, fog

and 62 in pacifica. all right. it is traffic time now with gianna. the right lane is blocked. we are seeing yellow on the northbound side a little sluggish through there. the rest of 101 problem-free. 101 at third and bayshore, "friday light" on the freeways overall. south bay problem-free no major snags to report. looking at the drive at 880/237 in milpitas, both directions moving problem-free. your clear on 101 as well as 280 through downtown san jose. and travel times everything is in the green with guadalupe parkway again 101 and 280 no major snags to report there. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> sparks fly as gop presidential hopefuls turn on each other. >> others ran, i fought. >> that's your view of effective leadership with results, please, stop because you're killing us. >> the person who could be a game changer wasn't even there. >> those two are from the same state. >> plus, britain blames facebook for days of deadly riots. the new push to crack down on social media in britain. coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, battle between the republican >>> the gloves came off in

you can see from around 60 in pacifica. brentwood tops out around 90. these temperatures will check in right around 3:00, 4:00. morgan hill in the upper 89 os. here is a look ahead. your extended -- your extended forecast and your weekend always in view. you will notice what happens with temperatures. they do cool off into saturdays. barely making it up to the 80- degree mark. and then sunday a little bit of bump in the numbers. that warming trend will continue monday and tuesday. we'll be approaching a few high clouds that will be out there. at least you have options. you got the cool temperature, the beach, the hot temperatures, go inland. >> thank you, mark. >>> governor jerry brown is speaking out about california's embattled rail project. the. the project is designed to connect san francisco and los angeles. it's expected to cost about $43 billion and that figure could rise. but a new report could spee -- could speed up to bring -- to bring service to the bay area. the finds could ease some of the concerns of -- the finds could ease some of the con

this happens in pacifica.pacific has no city ordinances. >> is it possible for the husband to be brought up on charges? >> remember, the d.a.'s office has a discretion. i do not think you will see a criminal case. remember, this is the first time the dog has bitten anyone. it is a pit bull but a pit bull is not inherently dangerous. octopus' someone in jail for something that a dog does, >> maybe you know that a papal is dangerous and it is not properly in your yard. >> a pit bull, doberman or german shepherd may be dangerous. it is a circumstantial case. no one would ever owned a german shepherd or doberman because it would be free to go to jail. it has to be known. that means to buy its within 36 months. >> on a lesser extent, if your dog bite someone, you are responsible for medical bills? >> and pain and suffering. i would revise all viewers at home owners insurance if they have a dog so that they are protected. you do not know with the dog will do. you are also civilly liable. going to jail is a much high

along the pill, 70s -- peninsula, 70s. 66 in pacifica. the extended forecast here -- very similar to what we're seeing today, we'll see it tomorrow and then that bit of a cooldown as we move through thursday/friday. more notable for our inland areas. and then a gradual warmup into the weekend. so overall, not a lot of change. >> okay. >> and for the most part cool for in time of year. >> okay. thank you, rosemary. >> sure. >>> an eye-catching clothing dry drive picked -- kicked off in san francisco this morning with people wearing very little clothing at all. partially-clad men on the streets wearing signs saying "give the suit off your back." it's for the homeless who want to get a job and look good. >> right now, there's unemployment -- the rate is 9%. it only takes a second to make a really good first impression. >> all this month men's warehouse stores will be collecting gently-worn business attire. >>> ahead, personal income is up. but we'll tell you why that is still not a sign for the economy. and some kids hoping you can help them

in other cities they require pitbulls to be spayed or neutered but in pacifica they do not.rning you can see candles as well as flowers piled up on the home of darla napora. she was palled -- mauled sometime after her husband greg napora left for work. he returned around noon and found her bleeding and not breathing. >> she had major trauma to her upper body and face. >> reporter: while officers were trying to revive her, the dog lunged at them, so they shot and killed it. the neighbors said the dogs had always been well behaved. >> we shared a fence with them. if our dogs would bark at each other, she would call them off. they responded very well. >> reporter: police say there were no prior problems at the house. we have pulled some statistics an fatal dog maulings from 2009. this is information according to an animal behavior am expert. he sites 26 deadly incidents, 11 involved pitbulls. some dogs were mixed, so that number could be higher. the attack may raise questions about pitbull breeds and whether they should be neutered. i'm tara moriarty. >>> it is 8:31. san leandr

that dog killed the pregnant women in her home in pacifica. why that dog may have attacked now. >> reporter: he came home to an horrific scene. his pit bull was standing over his wife's body and the dog was covered in blood. greg forced his two-year-old dog into the backyard and paramedics tried to save the woman but the 32-year-old woman died on scene. that's when the pit bull somehow opened the fence 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. >> a pool of blood marks the spot where the dog collapsed and died. the male pit bull was not neutered and experts say that very likely played a role in provoking the attack. dog behaviorist beverly olbrek says it may have been trying to protect the other dog, a younger female pit bull. >> the fact that the dog was unneuterred definitely added to the probability or possibility of the attack. again, statistically it is at least 97% of fata

. >>> a young man from pacifica survived a dangerous situation on northbound interstate 280 this morning after he lost control of his truck. the vehicle hit a guardrail and slammed into a tree about 6:30 near the farm hill boulevard exit. the driver either staggered or crawled across several lanes of traffic to the other side of the road. fortunately, he was not hit by a car. the chp says he may have suffered internal injuries and was taken to stanford medical center. >>> a tour bus and a big rig collided this morning on the new jersey turnpike, injuring up to a dozen people. there were 50 people onboard the bus, headed from new york city to washington, d.c. one suffered critical injuries, two had serious injuries. investigators say they don't know yet what caused the crash. >>> and placer county is specially trained crew has announcend their plan to reduce of the risk of explosion of a burning railcar. the 29,000 gallon tanker filled with liquid propane caught fire in lincoln yesterday. the firefighters are trying to keep the tanker cool with water. the crew from texas plans to cut into

rocking on in pacifica, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> a talented bunch.heir next performance will be august 31st at broadway studios in san francisco, playing for a fund-raiser for brian stow. >> those kids rock. here's video making the rounds tonight. look carefully and you'll see a profile of a face in the clouds. do you believe me? one? canada caught it on camera. do you see it already? here's the cloud turning into the face. no word on whose face it resembles, but tens of thousands are logging on to check it out. >> that's amazing. he's smiling. >> oh, yes, that's pretty cool. you can see the ear, the face. i could stair at that for hours. but we have work to do. widespread temperatures across the bay area. we did have a 90 degree temperature here. and 77 in redwood city. 77 in san jose. 68 in oakland and edging up close to 80 in santa rosa with an official 78. it's still cool to cold for this time of the year with mid 50s here in the north bay. 55 in santa rosa. 55 currently in san mateo. we will have fog but it a es going to be right at the coastlin

the dog killed the pregnant woman in her home in pacifica. on why that dog may have attacked. >> greg came home from work to a horrific scene. his pitbull was standing over his wife, darla's body and the dog was covered in blood. greg forced his two-year-old dog into the backyard and paramedics tried to save darla, but the 32-year-old died on scene. that's when the pit bull opened the fence and came down the driveway. >> while we were tending to the victim, the dog did come out and started to approach the officers and first responders. two officers shot the dog three times and killed it. >> a pool of blood marks the spot where the dog collapsed and died. the male pitbull was not neutered and that very likely played a big role in provoking this attack. >> good girl. >> dog behaviorist beverly says it might have been trying to protect the couple's other dog, a younger female pitbull. >> the fact that the dog was unneutered definitely added to the probability or possibility of the attack. again, statistically, it's at least 90 if not 97% the fat

. >> reporter: pacifica police got a call this afternoon from the husband. they say he came home to find his wife lying on the floor. police say greg found his 32-year-old wife unresponsive. she was pregnant. they owned two pit bulls. police believe the neutered pit killed darla. when they arrived there was horrific scene and attempts to revive her were unsuccessful. >> when they arrived she was unresponsive and had major trauma to the upper body. the husband stated when he got home around noon he found the pit bull hovering over her. >> reporter: while police were conducting the investigation, the pit bull believed to be responsible for the attack managed to escape from the backyard. officers shot the dog three times killing it. it posed a danger to the public and had no choice. more investigation will be conducted tomorrow and they want to know whether there was something wrong with the dog to explain why it attacked the owner. >>> murder charges have been filed this afternoon in connection with the drive-by shooting that killed a boy in oakland. live toni

. >> reporter: in pacifica, anne makovec, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> coming up, attacked by a chimp. the first picture of a connecticut woman mauled by an animal. >> a major move by google. the new deal to make its presence even bigger right here in the bay area. >>> she is way ahead of her time. she is the pioneer of this and it's amazing. >> creativity is her philosophy. one woman's business that put a new meaning to reuse and recycle. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. the fog and low clouds a little thicker in the morning hours, just beginning to break out some sunshine in spots. what does that mean for the next couple of days and the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. sis, help me create my oasis. ok, romantic garden? oh, is there a castle nearby? no, but there's a charming farmhouse. right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft cheese has more full length shreds in ever

in fact workser going to play out your numbers like this. 57 degrees and clear skies in pacifica to 69 degrees in oakland. 84 degrees in concord and livermore and a little bit warmer as you head due east. upper 70s in san jose when the average high is 83. the extended forecast does call for an identical carbon copy repeat performance on thursday. by friday we begin to see that bump up in the temperature. saturday and sunday in fact as we head towards labor day we are talking about summer team weather here in the bay area, 90s inland, 50s at the coast. >> you know what that picture is? >> an egret. >> no regrets for the egret because he is enjoying this little wind of change in our forecast. a little bit blustery for the evening commute. winds begin to relax and then we'll enjoy some sunshine and summertime weather for the holiday weekend. but we have to get there first with slightly below normal temperatures. >> get ready for barbecue weather. >>> we broke the story of federal agents who allowed thousands of weapons to cross the border into mexico. now two of the highest ranking offici

late word of a fatal dog mauling in pacifica.olice say a man came home from work and found his wife dead on the floor. he believes their pet pit bull attacked her. the woman's body was in the front room of her pacifica home on rain in a del mar avenue. first responders tried cpr but could not revive the 32-year- old. while they were treating her, the dog escaped from the backyard and approached the crew. at that point police killed the male dog shooting it three times. >>> small signs the economy is not heading toward another recession sent the dow soaring more than 400 points today. it follows a wild week on wall street that could make anyone sea sick. stocks down on monday, up on tuesday, down yesterday and up again today. we have encouraging signs for the world economy. >> reporter: the dow surged more than 400 points in wall street's wildest week since the financial meltdown in 2008. good news from the labor department sent stocks higher. application for unemployment aid last week fell 7,000, the biggest drop in the past four

san jose will top off in the low '80s cloudy in pacifica in the 50s. the extended forecast the warmest day of the week on wednesday, slight cooling by thursday. a deeper marine layer allows no clearing from friday through tuesday at this point at the beaches. allen, that is the seven-day pinpoint forecast. >> thank you. by the way, i'm the good- looking ape. [ laughter ] >> of course you are. >>> a berkeley man plans to run, hike and climb his way from canada to mexico. 2600 miles total. elizabeth cook with what's behind the trek. >> reporter: 24-year-old sam fox is preparing to embark on a journey few have ever completed. >> few people have successfully hiked the entire thing. >> reporter: he plans to go the entire trail from canada to mexico, 2,650 miles of treacherous terrain. those who complete it take several months. sam plans to do it in two. that means he will need to cover 44 miles a day for 60 days. that's over 100 marathons with no days off. >> somewhere around 100 to 150 people attempt the entire trail each year and between 30 and 40% finish

and 54 degrees with some patchy fog showing up at the coastline in pacifica.ot in the central valley, 98 in fresno, 93 yosemite, 99 in redding one of the hot spots in the state, and 93 degrees in ukiah. so high pressure building in out of the desert southwest. we have been talking about this all week long a slow mover edging its way back toward the bay area helping to warm up the temperatures each day. today it's compressing the fog. we'll see more sunshine and looks like a brighter afternoon all around the bay area. even at the coast dreary places, looks like a little sunshine headed your way. 91 in morgan hill hill today. at the coastline, a lot of temperatures beginning to move up into the low to mid-60s in toward half moon bay and pacifica, 77 palo alto and union city. east bay temperatures hot in spots today. about 92 in brentwood and antioch. and about 90 degrees in livermore. plenty of 80s through concord and pleasanton. just inside the bay, plenty of sunshine and 71 degrees in oakland and about 75 in hayward. how about our friends in the north bay? we'

darla napora was killed thursday in her pacifica home.raig skalar is live in redwood city. >> that service will happen in a few hours. family and friends are coming here for a private service. they are still trying to cope with the loss of darla napora. she was six months pregnant at the time of the attack. the dog was shot and killed by a 40's. and the crops can determine if the dog had rabies or something else wrong causing this erratic behavior. the memorial for today's service, people are referring to the borah as a vibrant woman. the service will be at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> we are right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. the dow was down 4.8 points. >> the democrat started unless 9 selection recall fled the state to avoid voting on the governor's proposal to curb collective bargaining rights. republicans were able to hold on to four of their sixth season. republicans still hold majority control in the wisconsin state senate. a lawsuit is being filed against the fda by four of the five largest tobacco companies over the

tomorrow 87, warm in morgan hill. 75 palo alto. 62 pacifica.hot 88 degrees in brentwood, 85 livermore, 69 berkeley. north bay temperatures in the 70s under mostly sunny skies. 86 degrees in fairfield. 75 san rafael. 75 degrees in petaluma. so looking out over the next few days, no major changes in the forecast. temperatures will be coming down toward thursday, heading up next weekend. that's a look at weather. more news and sports when we come back. sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. 1. 2nd baseman freddy sanchez is >>> if it's august 1, it's got to be a pennant race. i'm dennis o'donnell from at&t park with the giants making two significant moves today. first, second baseman freddie sanchez is out for the year. he will undergo shoulder surgery. s

we have mist and driz to deal with this morning. 60 in pacifica. san francisco only 63 today. with the sun set coming in. 61. so gray skies around golden gate park. 77 in santa rosa. with 75, san rafael. also vallejo. low 70s hercules. 69 in san leandro. so about 10:00, 11:00 we should see clearing in the east bay. in valleys it will be sooner. so we will see the highs today slightly warmer here. 80 in danville. 78 in dublin. later today we get in the sun. look at cool numbers, 65 in monterey with 83 in morgan hill. a look ahead. a few degrees cooler tomorrow coming up again on sunday. a steady increase in afternoon highs, all around the bay. from tuesday right on through the middle of next week. hi there, sue. >> good morning. if you are trying to make early get-away to 580. the freeway, the eastbound direction, the get-away direction, we have accident at north flinn blocking lanes. not too slow in eastbound direction but you can see the rubber neckers and the typical slow traffic westbound 580 toward livermore in downtown livermore to the dublin interchange. it is beginning

cooler at the coastline, 62 in pacifica with that patchy fog. next few days, high pressure will continue to slowly build in. that means the temperatures are going to be warming up as we head in toward next weekend. that's a look at weather. let's talk to elizabeth about traffic. >>> westbound 580 before 680 at the dublin interchange, we have an accident blocking lanes. tow crews are on scene now. it was blocking the right lane. not seeing any slowing. not even 5 a.m., though, so that may have something to do with it. fine past the coliseum northbound. we have some roadwork on northbound 880 between oak and 980 various lanes blocked. flight at oakland airport? no problems from the macarthur maze down. more roadwork this time in east palo alto. northbound 101 between university and marsh until 5 a.m. so that's when most of our overnight roadwork wraps up. across the bay bridge, starting to get crowded on the upper deck heading to san francisco but no upper deck roadwork. where you will find it is on the lower deck towards oakland not causing major