san francisco we bumped you up to 70 and pacifica, 66. a look ahead to your five-day forecast, with your weekend always in view and the holiday rapidly approaching. there's that warmup tomorrow and then into the holiday weekend, we bring in a few extra clouds and we change the forecast a little bit on monday for labor day. we've added some drizzle first thing monday morning. a lot of low clouds. temperatures will begin to cool off if you want the warm temperatures make the most for tomorrow. >> thank you, mark. >>> 12:23. marking a milestone by taking a look back. what's happening in new orleans today. on the 8th anniversary of hurricane katrina. give him the. let me show you! quartz coup, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! because your kitchen dreams can be big, ikea has it all. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway.

i'm a pacifica resident. i've lived there for nearly 30 years and almost the entire time i've lived there, i've been involved in environmental projects as a member of the open space task force, the open space committee, and also as a councilmember. and in the process, we preserved more than 500 acres of open space through our efforts, political efforts in our community, our preservation efforts in our community. so, i just want to say that as a preface to my comments about sharp park golf course, in the entire time that i worked on these projects in our community, no one ever considered taking away the golf course. the golf course was always viewed as kind of an ideal situation where you had endangered species, habitat that had actually evolved over time by the creation of freshwater habitat there. and the issue of the work at laguna salada which really began i think almost six years ago was to remove some of the tooling around the edges so frogs could get to the edge more easily and prevent flooding because

i'm a pacifica resident. i've lived there for nearly 30 years and almost the entire time i've lived there, i've been involved in ro

sun, clouds for afternoon. 63 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 67 degrees.y cloudy skies there. 77 santa rosa. 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. 75 union city. accu-weather forecast dry. weekend knocking down temperatures 80s inland then, holding there next week. >> that is a nice place to hold. >> yes. great to watch. >> thank you. >> just ahead a south bay immigrant who felt lucky to leave behind life he once led just got lucky for life. >> and how. and at 6:00 big cuts coming to head start programs in california why some fear the sthormt savings could have long term consequences >>> pittsburgh police need your help to catch men who beat a mother two of. >> it happened on bendy willow way around 10:00 last night. police say her mother and two little kids were sleeping when two men forced open a second story window. >> one of the men attacked the mom when she tried to push the panic button. they hid their faces. police say a silver suv was seen during the time after the tack. >> pro at the timers remain camped out at berkeley's post office hoping to convince the postal s

pacifica, fog around for afternoon. 58 degrees and breezy. 65 downtown san francisco.north bay, 82 sonoma. i know temperatures are not exactly where you should be at this time of the year but pleasant. inland spots 85 in livermore. accu-weather forecast, featuring cooler weather sunday cooling you down to low 80s tuesday, wednesday, then if not cool enough we have so much going on. oakland art and soul festival, good looking weather. >> coming up next michael will be with us with a perfect summer time test. >>> time for a little fun on friday. >> looks like feeding. >> i'm all about being fed. we'll start out with sour flour bagels. these guys known for their bakery. you're going to get four free bagels any monday in august. how easy can we make it for you? they're bred and bagels made in the mission district. it's excellent so that is breakfast. also brunch, dinner lunch? this is from squat and gobble. they have a restaurant in marina is the one i eat at. $15 worth of free meals tlchl great food. >> family style? that is fun. >> it's a great place. >> how do we get th

pacifica, tops out at 64. san jose, 83 and san mateo in the upper 70s. look ahead to your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view, today and tomorrow pretty much identical but you will notice the bump in the numbers that spike on sunday. inland neighborhoods around 95, 96 degrees. we bring in drizzle first thing on monday. the warmup, we'll very to keep an eye on the fire danger. whenever you get a warmup, that's always a concern. >> thank you, mark. >> sure. >>> the second week of preseason football means friday night football for bay area fans. tonight at 5:00 p.m., the oakland raiders take on the saints. >> you can watch it here on ktvu. we have a special edition of the ktvu news at 4:00 preceding the game. >>> 49er fans will be watching an interesting matchup as alex smith faces his former teammates. the 9ers are playing in kansas city, where smith was traded earlier this year. >>> and plans by joe on tan -- joe montana to build a restaurant have been delayed. the project was scheduled to open next august, the same time as the new stadium.

pes da der row, pacifica, really in line.y were the front row seats for this whole thing. things have moved out in the pacific. there's still the low wrapping in. there's plenty of lightning strikes occurring out there. mariners, that's about the only interest. maybe a flight you might see. fog, sun, showers, lightning possible. later this afternoon, but that stronger breeze equals 60s, 70s, 80s and also 90s for some but not the 100s we had yesterday. i promise. showers off and on into thursday and then it looks cooler and quieter as we go friday into the weekend. >>> 7:52. deadly gunfire at a south bay restaurant. coming up for you at 78:00, why san jose -- at 8:00, why san jose police are asking for your help. >> what we're learning about the death of a whale cap that washed up on a marin county beach. ♪ all right, let's go ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ we, we chocolate cross over ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over ♪ [ male announcer ] fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate with clusters,

you will see some sunshine again tomorrow. 64 pacifica. so the 5 day forecast with bay area weekend in view, tomorrow pretty much the warmest day we're going to see for a few days. then temperatures will come down a little bit. friday, saturday and sunday. then sunday they come back up. there's your 5 day forecast. be back tonight on the 10:00 newscast and keep you posted on some more school. >> it's amazing to me. >> i know. seemed like it wasn't by like that, summer. >> thanks, phil. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00, we will take you back to hayward which is now being impacted by a three day strike. what unions plan tonight to get their point across. >>> also it might be a first for a first lady, appearing in a hip hop video, the message she hopes to give to children. >>> head start children starts back to school. how santa clara county stepped in to make sure children didn't lose out. >>> teachers and hundreds of head start students began a new school year today, the super superintendent welcomed those preschoolers back this morni

especially right off pacifica, we have a lot of parts for pacifica. and moving offshore the the heavy lightning is offshore. behind this we have a red flag warning in effect through wednesday. this is why for this lightning strikes. this is what i'm watching right now. this area here as it moves up over the valley, here's san somewhere se, right. in the next few hours all this instability is going to head our way. we're going to be watching it. i'll be back here in 15 minutes. more thunderstorms chances and it's going to get slightly cooler. i'll see you after the break. >>> the red flag warning prompted calfire to open a look out station. john whiteside is keeping watch for smoke. he is expected to remain at his post until wednesday or when the red flag warning is lifted. calfire counts nine of them as major fire. a lightning strike is blamed for a fire that started today in the sekoya national forest. one of the bigger fires is the american fire in the tahoe national forest. it's been burning now for nine days and has grown to 1,500 acres. the good

pacifica 60 degrees for monday afternoon. look ahead, your five-day forecast, temperatures are going up a little bit each day. tuesday. wednesday the warmest day of the week. low 90s well inland and thursday and friday, in a half hour your vehicle enview for -- weekend in view for saturday and sunday. >>> southern california college freshman crowned miss teen u.s.a. last night. she received the honor yesterday during a ceremony in the bahamas. she loves to dance and model and dreams of walking the fashion runway someday in new york and paris. >>> coming up, most u.s. embassies reopen after a security threat but not law and the threat isn't over. >> plus, patriotism versus property rules, the controversy surrounding a veteran and his american flag. >> donald trump comments today that has some people expecting a presidential run. >>> the u.s. reopened most u.s. embassies in the middle east and north africa. all 18 are now operating except for in yemen. a al-qaeda message profited the closures. staff moved to the u.s. embassies

. >> reporter: most of the lightning hit along the coast between half moon bay and pacifica. with a flurry of activity between 6:00 and 8:00 last night, an impressive show, although it wasn't quite as fun for some scared pets. >> enjoyed what i saw from the drapery. my cat didn't like it but that was okay. >> reporter: all of this dry lightning left firefighters on edge worried about wildfires. but thankfully, there was a silver lining to this storm. the national weather service tells me about 90% of the lightning came down over the ocean. >> we really dodged a bullet last night with regards to where the lightning strikes that hit the ground occurred. >> reporter: this morning, the national weather service was still reporting lightning strikes. about 150 miles offshore. the storm system that lit up the bay area last night has passed through. there's still the possibility of another light show tonight. in pacifica, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> red flag warning has prompted calfire to reopen a lock jute station near mount hamilton. it sits 4400 feet above santa clara c

especially right off pacifica, we have a lot of parts for pacifica. and moving offshore the the heavy lightning is offshore. behind this we have a red flag warning in effect through wednesday. this is why for this lightning strikes. this is what i'm watching right now. this area here as it moves up over the valley, here's san somewhere se, right. in the next few hours all this instability is going to head our way. we're going to be watching it. i'll be back here in 15 minutes. more thunderstorms chances and it's going to get slightly cooler. i'll see you after the break. >>> the red flag warning prompted calfire to open a look out station. john whiteside is keeping watch for smoke. he is expected to remain at his post until wednesday or when the red flag warning is lifted. calfire counts nine of them as major fire. a lightning strike is blamed for a fire that started today in the sekoya national forest. one of the bigger fires is the american fire in the tahoe national forest. it's been burning now for nine days and has grown to 1,500 acres. the good

it's located in pacifica but [speaker not understood] but is owned by san francisco. it includes 27 acres of wetlands. you can barely see it in the image above. that's the entire area of sharp park and the wetlands located to the west of [speaker not understood] in the blue area next to the coast. it also has a number of special status species including the california red legged frog and the san francisco garter snake. as don mentioned the fish and wildlife has provided us with a biological opinion and that includes 32 mitigation or cultivation measures. one of which is the up land habitat restoration. and to comply with the biological opinion, we need to complete that work by october 31st of this year with a short window during the summer months to do work. so we don't have an adverse impact on the special status species. the up land habitat restoration work includes three locations for a total of a half acre. you can refer to the diagram up here. two of those locations are the horse stable pond and one is near laguna salada. primarily it's to remove ice plant anacac

in june a great white shark bumped and bit a fisherman's kayak in pacifica. a surfer in a competition off ocean beach spotted a shark. and in october of 2011, a shark survived a shark attack. >>> police in the east bay are looking for two violent men. they're wanted for beating a pittsburg mother during a home invasion. the two men forced open a second story window. they confronted the woman and demanded money. the children stayed in their rooms. the woman complied with the robbers but tried to press a panic button on her home alert. that's when the men hit her several times on the face and upper body. >> it brings about a little fear to me because it's a very quiet neighborhood. we all you know working families go and come. and you have to be safe. >> reporter: the áf police say so far there's no description of the two men -- police say so far there's no description of the two men. the duo may have been seen in a silver suv. >>> san jose police are looking into whether a woman was distracted just before a bizarre crash. the woman lost control of her nissan a

: where they ended up is this campground at sanborn county park a short drive from their home in pacifica>> it is great. we love it. this is the first time here, but we love to come out, and taking the boys camping and stuff like th that. >> this is a great break. >> reporter: other campers like linda from saratoga heard horror stories from friends who tried to go camping in tahoe last weekend. >> they planned on four or five days but wound up one night and got there because the smoke was much worse than they hoepd it would be. >> and many local campgrounds like sanborn say they are are booked solid for the weekend, but the tamuda family says they don't mind spending their dollars locally. >> there is enough to go around, and yosemite should not mind so much. >> george for "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, convicted killer says that he did not get to present essential evidence even though he represented himself. he sent a letter to our sister station on the day before he was convicted of four murders said that one of the girls could have been murdered by a pimp. he claims that the

half-moon bay socked in pacifica, 68 san mateo. 10 degrees woerm than that. 80s morgan hill. 85 greece outside number towards brentwood otherwise 80 in wall nart creek back all the way into concord. >> 75 in park. thoedz temperatures are cool for this time of the year. pretty average in lake port and in clear lake. now, the extended forecast does call for pretty much stagnant benign weather forecast then by wid week we understand unseasonably cool inland with that deepening of the marine layer, localized condensation at the koets and into the bay, as well, and temperatures back to normal friday and saturday so no tremendous heat waves, which is kind of in the summer doldrums. >> all right. thank you. >>> all right. vern is here to cy young winners in the giants game. >> that's right. that's right. a lot on the line with the giants. they got game like it's the playoff game. the giants went extras in tampa. was it enough? and the a's/rangers rivalry getting a little cheeky. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repaintin

seats to the ball game to right out your front window. >> it was awesome. >> sue degree sits on the pacifica city down schism last night's lightning had people like her staring in complete silence. >> i have never seen lightning that covered the entire is sky and spread o. people were mesmerized. >> the best part of the performance, it's free. just look up, open your eyes and you can have a front row seat, too. >> all of a sudden we see this beautiful lightning. strange, interesting, surprising. >> reporter: a lot of the weather experts thinking that lightning might come up here to the north to marin county. tonight at 6:00 we will tell you how the marin county fire department is preparing already. i am brian webb, kpix. >> it is fascinating to look at, but dry lightning is the last thing firefighters need right now. brian hackney, what's causing it? >> reporter: that low pressure that has been offshore all season, but right now it's deepening off san francisco, heading toward the bay area, but the atmosphere has dried out. so you can see on the kpix 5 high def doppler, there is not a dry ar

a lot of last night's lightning was reported in pacifica. where alex savage is with the light show up in the sky. good morning. >> good morning to you, dave. firefighters were on high alert with all of the lightning strikes around the bay area. people in the area and on the peninsula enjoyed what was a spectacular light show last night. let's show it to you here. here is the incredible video. this was taken by a ktvu photographer. lightning reported down in santa cruz county light rain as well. according to the national weather service, more than 11,000 lightning strikes were seen around the bay area since 8:00 last night. the majority of the strikes were out over the water. this has firefighters worried. red flag warning remains in effect across northern california with lightning and strong winds leading to high fire danger. they have staffed reserve engines and brought in extra firefighters just in case a large fire breaks out. yesterday we were at the cal fire air attack base at the sonoma airport where crews were ready to respond to ligh

. >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i do not think mr. snowden was a patriot.alled for a thorough review of our surveillance operations before mr. snowden main these leaks. >> as president obama outlines proposals to reform the surveillance programs, the guardian newspaper reveals new details about how the

san mateo coast, half-moon bay, clouds hang tough in pacifica. a warm day inland. this will be the warmest day of the upcoming holiday weekend. i'll explain and talk more cloud cover. maybe a shower or two coming up sooner than you think. katie? >> lisa, thank you. enwe want to start you off with the new bay bridge. crews have removed the old surface and repaved it. workers began painting new stripes on yesterday. the bridge is scheduled to reopen by 5:00. but it could be sooner if the work is done sooner. looking live, a beautiful view. a little fog over the top there. work continuing around the clock. ali long reports on the impact this closure is having on business in san francisco. >> reporter: this couple lives on top of the hill overlooking the bridge. >> you're used to it. woke up and thought we lived in napa or somewhere. >> it was so quiet. >> we heard a bird singing. >> reporter: that's also the sound of money not making its way into the city. >> we usually stay busy until 9:00. sometimes we have to tell people that we're closed. >> folks, sorry to have t

. >>> y estudiantes que participaban en una marcha que suponÍa pacifica se enfrentaron a la fuerza pÚblicapasar, no nos dejo a un pasar a la plaza porque saben que cuando lleguemos allÍ nos estancoamos y no salimos. >>> aunque las calles estaban llenas de policÍas, muy poco pudieron hacer para contener la histeria colectiva. >>> y aunque la policÍa tuvo que desplazar tan quitas como esta y usar bombas, y ha sido difÍcil dispersar a la multitud. >>> todo comienzo eÓ con esta marcha que concentrÓ a mÁs de 40.000 personas para pedir soluciones al paro gagrario. >>> tiene un carÁcter masivo y un hecho sin antecedentes por la hora el presidente llamÓ a la calma por radio y televisiÓncion. >>> y dude declarociÓn contrasta cuando dijo que el paro agrario no existÍa. >>> una tormenta que se formÓ por la acumulaciÓn de el abandono y de falta de polÍticas en el sector gro pe cua rÍo durante mucho tiempo. >>> y algunos trataron de entender la situaciÓn. >>> hay muchos que han reaccionando asÍ, lanzan objeto contra la policÍa y otros aprovechan de hacer delincuencia, la idea es protestar pacÍficamente

. >>> esta marcha fue pacifica y autoridades de richmond piden que esto una a la comunidad . >>> un allamadachillo >>> en este incidente de violencia domestica jimmy immons murió cuando un policía le disparó porque se acercaba con un arma en la mano >>> ryan sargenti de 22 años fue sorprendido tratando de entrar a una casa y fue detenido minutos más tarde >>> en 20 mil dólares la recompensa de daphne vayola . la pequeña de dos años desaparecio en pasado julio desde el vehículo de su padre. >>> no creera que usan los narcotráficantes para llevar droags >>> un empleado de restaurant espanta a ladrones de manera inusua >>> este es el informe de temperaturas para nuestra zona >>> ya volvemos con más no le cambie >>> un chorro de agua caliente fue lo necesario para espatr a unos delincuentes en un restaurant >>> un autobús con miembros de ex soldados fue volcado y las causas de él accidente siguen en investigación >>> por incidentes cómo este y el accidente ayer en los Ángeles se empieza a cuestiona r las horas de descanos de chóferes >>> tome en cuenat que 80 mil libras viajando a 70 millas por

>> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i speak to the administration of chevron. our democracy is at stake here. . our health is at stake here our planet is at stake here. you must adhere to the will of the people. >> one year ago today, massive refinery fire in richmond, california sent 15,000 people to the hospital with respiratory

>> from pacifica, this is democracy now!>> if you look at the reports, even the disclosures that mr. snowden has put forward, all of the stories that have been written, what you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs. and listening in on people's phone calls or inappropriately reading people's e-mails. >> days after president obama

>> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i do not think mr. snowden was a patriot. called for a thorough review of our surveillance operations before mr. snowden main these leaks. >> as president obama outlines proposals to reform the surveillance programs, the guardian newspaper reveals new details about how the nsa had permission to search databases of phone calls of americans. we will speak to senator ron wyden. then we look at the lives of civil rights legend bayard rustin. >> we need a group of angelic troublemakers. ability tos in our make things and workable. the only weapon we have is our body and we need to talk to them in places so that we'll do not turn. month byrs ago this your rustin organized a march on washington. he buys black, gay, and a pacifist. he will be honored with the posthumous medal of freedom. naegle,speak to walter and john d'emilio, author of "lost prophet: the life and times of bayard rustin." all that and more coming up. to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. a u.s. drone strike killed two people in yemen on sat

low 60s in pacifica. again, we had sunshine, in and around santa cruz. pacifica, and half moon bay, low clouds and fog hugging the coastline. as we get into the evening hours, our temperatures will begin to cool just a bit. 60 along the coastline, right about 7:00. mid- to upper 60s around the bay. sun sets about 7:50. so we are beginning to lose some of our daylight hours, as we get a little closer to fall, as we get into the evening hours, upper 50s, expected along the coat e.coastline. upper 60s expected inland. for the pattern that we will hold onto into the week ahead. a ridge of high pressure coming our way just a little bit. we do remain with the trough off the coastline, that will continue the patchy fog on the coastline. the onshore breeze in the afternoons, and that will keep us rather comfortable as we get into tuesday. a partly cloudy start for tomorrow. not as much cloud cover, moving inland. not going to be as widespread. the drizzle shouldn't be quite as thick. for the afternoon, inland areas, mid- to upper 80s in the forecast tomorrow. 60

it's very dense fog out of pacifica. that's going to give you dense fog at the coast and it's going to warm it up inland. how warm is it going to get, inland highs tomorrow into the mid-90s. this temperature footprint is coming in. this is as close as the reds have been in a while. we're going to see tons of 90s. lots of upper 80s and mid-80s over all you will notice warmer days for days -- warmer temps for your friday. >>> standing without an important allie. the move that was made today. >>> and a story you will see only on 2. >> 800 plants they cut down, killed them all. >> seized marijuan >>> now to our continuing coverage of the crisis in syria. late today the british parliament said no to military action against syria. meaning if the united states decides to strike it'll do so without one important ally. the white house says president obama will base his decision on america's best interest even if it means acting alone. >> what we have seen here tragically, is a preponderance of the evidence available in the public

>> from pacifica, this is democracy now!the whole time i was thinking , please, don't look in the trunk. i felt like a criminal already. but the stuff i had in the trunk or psychology books and some scrabble games. in my head i was like, there is no way they're going to believe that that stuff belongs to me. >>