the low will go in southern nevada. say hello to las vegas. then it will drift back toward central california. so a little warmer today. a westerly breeze. there is thick fog out there. mainly coast or bay. if it's inland it's usually north bay takes its usual path up that way. 58-98. that will be a huge difference in temps today. 50s and 60s by the coast and then you get into 80s inland. here is sal. >>> traffic is going to be good on the golden gate bridge as you head up to the toll plaza. traffic is moving along very nicely this morning as you head to the toll plaza. also this morning's commute is moving along nicely on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. and this morning if you are driving on interstate 880 it is a nice drive in both directions. it's 4:30 let's go back to pam. >>> it was a bad night for bart. san francisco police are searching for the vandals that caused major damage to the glen park station. ktvu tara moriarty is at the scene with details on when it happened. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. i

southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake right over here, 24 hours ago that was in somebody's house. it's been through a treatment plant. and now it's in our lake and we're watering with it. narrator: these reuse and conservation techniques enable las vegas to exist in the desert. another important form of conservation is preventing leaks. man: every drop counts. all water systems have what they call an efficiency rating. so if you were to measure the water that goes into your system and compare it to the water that goes out, how much is unaccounted for? most states have a goal of 10%. ours is at only 5.5% right now. and we have plans to lower that to 4%. man: we actually have our entire distribution system mapped out in a computerized or electronic format.

moving into arizona and southern nevada. we will see a decrease in that. there is a lot of fog out there. 50s and 60s. 55 concord. west, southwest at fairfield. napa southwest and vacaville has a southwest. that tells me and you there are low clouds making its way over the coastal hills. that is the one that sat there for five days. it's getting pushed along by another system coming president pacific northwest. more fog and cooler. windy on the coast. temperatures will drop off a good ten degrees. instead of 90 for concord we will go 80 today. it looks like a cool they on the peninsula. 50s and 60s on the coast and in the city. >>> right now traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. we are looking at traffic that is moving along very nicely on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade with no major problems. as a matter of fact, we have a nice looking drive all the way out to concord on highway 4. this morning's commute looks pretty good if you are driving on the interstate 880 freeway. you see a little bit of road work there. you see lights blo

it's now in towards southern nevada. but not before they -- i mean, just erupting up in the sierra nevada. that was yesterday and then they fall apart. we had the one taste of it friday night. that was it. it was so close. southern california is -- southern california is pushing into arizona. no sign of warmup by the coast for the next couple of days. that's for sure. we'll have to deal with much cooler temperatures. the fog is not going anywhere by the coast. so 50s and 60s there. 70s around the bay and fog, sun, cooler. it will be nice inland. it will drop about 10 degrees compared to yesterday. 88 clearlake. up r 70s, low to mid-80s -- upper 70s, low to mid-80s towards alameda, oakland and berkeley. 70s for much of the santa clara valley and then only really low to mid-80s. 50s, 60s -- 50s, 60s 70s. fog, sun, breezy to windy and then cooler into friday and then we start with the weekend in view. saturday it looks warmer inland. tori and dave? >> all right, steve. 7:11. there is a new and potentially disappointing deve

the low that is diving into southern nevada will head back over toward the central coast. so thick fog for us today. warming up inland with 90s. 90s inland. but 80s around the bay. the key though will be the weekend. it is just a bear of a forecast. partly cloudy. 50s and 60s to 90s. i think the warmest locations will be closer to the valley. we still have a sea breeze going through the delta. with your weekend in view mostly cloudy and much cooler on sunday. pam and dave. >>> thank you, steve. 6:19 is the time right now. you are likely to see more promotional tweets. they have been runningst for companies that available twitter users follow. twitter says the ads must be 140 characters or less. >>> target is recalling nearly 450,000 pieces of exercise equipment. they were sold at target. the anchor ball that holds the band in place can release and there are two cases where the ball hit a person in the eye and caused permanent loss of vision. now if you bought the cords you should target. >>> through is -- there is a new opera. it's based on a man that died saving lives on

but parts of southern california, nevada and arizona -- above parts of southern california, nevada anday. >> a lot of witnesses said it was a streak of light in the sky but others say it was a fireball. whatever, it caused a stir around 8:00 last night. experts don't know what it was. but a national weather service spokesman says it may have been a meteor that they saw. there's another remote possibility though. it could be a defunct research satellite which nasa experts expected to fall back to earth in the coming weeks. so not sure what it was but it caused a lot of talk. >> defunct research satellite? >> right. like it's going to end up in area 51 somewhere. >> nevada, there you go. >> never know. >>> the new england patriots are backing away from comments made by their star quarterback. san mateo native tom brady, joking around with some of the reporters yesterday when he said he wants to see the crowd pumped up for sunday's home opener. listen. >> yeah. start drinking early. [ laughter ] >> ask nice and rowdy. 4:15 game, a lot of times you get lubed up, come out here and cheer for

you can see our low spinning right there as it starts to dive down southern nevada. eventually it will head back toward the west coast. we may drew draw in a few clouds. the authority wind looks to be in the northern sacramento valley. after that fog burns off it will be sunny to mostly sunny. i'm just warming things up a little bit. somes of the fog is readiesing visibility. some of it is high enough where it doesn't matter. warming up low to mid 90s inland. over the week as the low moves into central california. it might go down to santa barbara. i can't blame it. partly cloudy. a few showers are possible. more likely it will be to the east and south of us. it will also ramp up the fog. because you get the high based thunderstorms you get the lightning as well. the fire danger has increased. especially on northern california. reno has canceled their red flag warning. and also into lake county i might add. thick fog sunny a little warmer but there is a component of a west or northwest breeze. and not a north, northeast. other than that 90s for some. 80s for others.

above parts of southern california, nevada and arizon >>> the webster street tube is closed because ofccident overnight. alameda police department says there is debris on the road so use park or high street brims as your alternate in the meantime. we are sending a news crew to the scene so we will continue to bring you updates on this throughout the morning. >>> a peculiar sight in the skies above parts of southern california, nevada and arizona. many witnesses describe it as a streak of light, others call it a fireball. whatever it was, it caused quite a stir just before about 8:00 last night. experts don't know for sure what it was. but a national weather service spokesman says it may have been a meteor or a research satellite which nasa expects to fall back to the earth in the coming weeks. but there it is right in the middle there. >>> one aircraft carrier taking part in fleet week next month in san francisco bay will likely get a lot of attention. last may the uss carl vinson carried the body of osama bin laden to the middle of the indian ocean and dumped him at sea. so big crowds

area 51 is other than people's imaginations because it really does exist and it is located in southern nevada 70 miles north of las vegas. it is in a much bigger parcel of land that is the largest federal restricted piece of real estate in the united states. it is about the size of connecticut and is called the nevada test and trading range. inside the nevada test and trading range there's a 1,350 square-mile parcel called the nevada test site which is divided into quadrants. the quadrant numbers have changed and shifted and gone underground over the years but in essence they are 1 through 30 with some mysteriously missing. area 51 sits just outside the nevada test site but inside the greater land parcel that is the nevada test and trading range and it is there that many -- that my book, the basis of my book centers and that is where many of the most secret and alarming national security projects took place but also many of the most fantastic ones that kept us all safe, arguably kept us out of world war xxiii with the russians and help our pilots in vietnam. really great things went on. i wil

there's plenty of thunderstorms in the sierra nevada, sacramento valley, also in southern californiaog on the coast even though it's kind of held in check for another day. 50s and 60s. some of the fog is producing flight delays at sfo. some of those thunderstorms has also produced flight delays at san diego, believe it or not. 15 to 30 minutes. that low responsible is sitting right off los angeles. you can actually see it spinning. it will get bumped in. mostly sunny inland, warm to hot. but kind of breezy, muggy at times because of -- because we're getting that tropical cloud. so it will occasionally filter over. over by the coast, around the bay, 60s and 70s. there's too much in the way of fog and hope clouds. fog and low clouds will get -- and low clouds. fog and low clouds will get a big push. as we go to the weekend, saturday looks to be the day when things start to burn. high pressure building in. sunday will be getting warmer. there is not a consensus but one forecast model is very warm to hot for monday. we'll see. >>> we have a miniskirt controversy in san jose. why high sch

also up in -- also up in southern nevada. 50s on the temperatures.ink almost everybody says cloudy except for concord and buchanan. if you already have the sun and it's already burning off, you will have a -- i won't say hot day because the sea breeze has really been clouding. the forecast models indicate another hint of a low dropping in on thursday. for us, after that fog heads back to the coast, then it's going to be a sunny day inland but rather foggy and cool by the water's edge and the beaches. some areas get a little bit of a break. some upper 60s and low 70s down to santa cruz. even they've been running on the cool side. local, drizzle, breezy. sunny. mid-80s, upper 80s. 90s if you are well inland. thick fog tomorrow as high pressure builds in, we get a little warmup for inland temperatures tuesday/wednesday and then they will cool right back down thursday/friday. then we'll have to keep an eye on the sky there. maybe partly cloudy skies will develop by the weekend. >> all right. >>> 8:10 -- 8:10. some frightening moments in southern californ

real weather, showers and thunderstorms, southern california into the mountains. so if you are headed to the sierra nevada or southern california, risk of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. back home, pretty nice, 60s at our coast. 67 in downtown. >>> it's 5:47. >> republicans who want to become the next president spent more time attacking one another than the obama administration in a tea party debate last night in florida. perry took the brunt of the attack. texas governor came under attack for previous statements he made on social security and the hpv vaccine for middle school girls. >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney. >> like prize fighters, they took the stage in front of the tea party supporters. candidate took the most punches, the new front-runner, rick perry. >> ponzi is a term but for social security called. >> it should can criminal, that is in your book. >> the main opponent former massachusetts governor who said he doesn't deserve credit for creating jobs. >> perry also took a hit from iowa straw poll winner michele bachmann on a decision perry called a mistake requiring

a fast moving wildfire has broken out on a major interstate highway between southern california and nevada in the u.s. on friday a busy freeway was temporarily closed as the flames scorched the desert bush traffic queued for several kilometers as people tried to head out of town for labor day weekend reports claim residents of at least fifteen hundred homes have been evacuated from the area. david petraeus has retired from the u.s. military after years of commanding the wars in iraq and afghanistan he takes over the cia next week and wants to keep a firm hand on the money saying that any military budget cuts will hamper the fragile and reversible gains made by the armed forces but artie's that military contributor thinks it's about time the pentagon cut its cloth during his farewell address that fourth mayer's and general petraeus touched upon several very significant things first the general cautioned against troop beating american mistake after vietnam war and to prevent following the us army he also cautioned to keep counting insurgency doctoring alive and to call for maintaining the fu

these pictures in the night sky from arizona across southern nevada and in through southern californiaeball streaking across the night sky last night. thousands of people saw it and reported it in. they had no idea what it was. got nervous, i might say. scientists are saying likely was just a meteor or meteorite. hopefully splashed into the ocean or somewhere where it was safe to do so. there you go. meteors, earthquakes, tom brady talking about getting sauced. >> oh, my gosh. apocalypse. thanks, rob. >>> still to come on "american morning," life in a tent city. victims of the recession forced to do with a lot less. see what their lives are like and what their hopes are for the future. >> nasa unveiling what will be the fastest rocket ever built. a look inside the space agency's new program when "american morning" continues. see what their lives are like and what their hopes are for the >>> 25 minutes after the hour. welcome back. ubs says it discovered an unauthorized trade that's cost the bank $2 billion. it is a loss so big it could push the bank's balance sheet into the red. in the

the southern sierra, the sierra nevada they. the mountains and south. to be careful out there. relative humidity as you go up in elevation and decreases in the atmosphere. very dry above 1500 feet. monterey county, just south of you. you have some pretty big storm activity actually well south. north of santa barbara. also around santa maria. here sits an upper level low. with that we aren't only looking at the moisture, you need the moisture, the clouds and the lift. with this you are looking at quite an active weekend to the south of us. it's going to stay here. it's really not going to move right on through sunday, perhaps even monday it's still in place. so los angeles, san diego, the desert, the better chance of showers into the southern sierra. kern county and sneaking northward into the sierra nevada. sacramento still hot at 96. fresno 97. back home we are looking at a lot of sunshine today. pleasant afternoon. sunyvale 79. 83 campbell. 74 san mateo, so the fog early morning and then partly cloudy. san francisco 66. actually a pretty nice day arou

this area of low pressure responsible for the thunderstorms around the sierra nevada, parts of southernfornia today. some areas in southern california picking up several inches in a few hours with strong thunderstorms. that's all going to settle down even though we may see some isolated activity. another system is coming down our way. this is the change and the cooler conditions that started today. it will continue right through the next couple days. do look for temperatures to drop even more. overnight, the temperatures in the 50s. we will see patchy drizzle near the coast and around the bay as we head into tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon, 70 degrees in san jose. 69 in santa clara. on the peninsula you are looking at partly sunny conditions from san mateo to red rood city. a cool sweater weather day around the coastal area. mid50s there. downtown san francisco is mostly cloudy. 59 degrees. you get into the north bay and it is well below average. 72 santa rosa and 70 for novato. east bay, 64 in oakland and up to 68 in castro valley. inland areas are mild and sunny by the aftern

this area of low pressure responsible for the thunderstorms around the sierra nevada, parts of southernrnia today. some areas in southern california picking up several inches in a few hours with strong thunderstorms. that's all going to settle down even though we may see some isolated activity. another system is coming down our way. this is the change and the cooler conditions that started today. it will continue right through the next couple days. do look for temperatures to drop even more. overnight, the temperatures in the 50s. we will see patchy drizzle near the coast and around the bay as we head into tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon, 70 degrees in san jose. 69 in santa clara. on the peninsula you are looking at partly sunny conditions from san mateo to red rood city. a cool sweater weather day around the coastal area. mid50s there. downtown san francisco is mostly cloudy. 59 degrees. you get into the north bay and it is well below average. 72 santa rosa and 70 for novato. east bay, 64 in oakland and up to 68 in castro valley. inland areas are mild and sunny by the afternoo

-- we have more geothermal sites in northern nevada and the solar energy that's available in southern nevada, if they allow transmission lines so we can move that energy from point a to point b we could create the green energy jobs that the administration continues to doubt. but we can't put those transmission lines in place. that being the case, obviously we can't create those jobs. if we get the transmission lines in, get the federal government out of the way, create the green jobs, we can create jobs not only in nevada but throughout the west. congratulations to the western caucus and their efforts on the jobs frontier. thank you. >> thanks. i want to compliment my neighbor from wyoming, senator barrasso, and congressman pearce for their leadership in the western caucus. many of us are members of that good organization and continues to grow, and not too long ago the western caucus put out a report documenting this administration's assault on the west called the war on the west, and it almost seems as if the administration is kind of almost openly hostile to the way in which people in the

have a lot of action going on taking a look at wider picture here thunderstorms from sierra nevada towards southern due to an area of low pressure that is getting closer to the coastline there. it's going to move into nevada. the low replaced by another area of low pressure. cooler air mass bringing about our cooling trend here in the bay area and there temperatures well below average, tnt temperatures into 50s to low 6 owes clouds filling in as well. so there is where you may need a sweater or jacket. 72 for you in sunnyvale. there is nice day. 73 in mountain view. coastal areas about the same upper 50s downtown 63 degrees a lot of clouds lingering. out of the 80s going into 78 in santa rosa. east bay communities, 67 oakland. 72 union city. and a mild sunny afternoon. and around the monterey bay 62 degrees in monterey. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooler next few days temperatures friday only into upper 70s. and there is warming it up for the weekend and beyond. >> thank you very much oo. and just ahead the burning debate underway to regulate south bay growing medical marijuana business. >>

the area of low pressure triggered the thunderstorms from southern california all the way up the sierra nevada more than 5,000 lightning strikes today. a lot of these thunderstorms were accompanied by heavy rain which from a fire and weather perspective is important to keep things moist. this low is finally going to push out of here, and we are going to see another area of low pressure dropping down here from the gulf of alaska. that will bring us the cooler air. the cooling trend is expected the next few days. overnight look for the low clouds around a the coast and by the bay. by morning it could fill into our valleys. temperatures in the 50s. 60 degrees though in antioch. tomorrow afternoon you are looking at a pleasant day in the south bay. not as warm as today. 76 in san jose. 74 for you in cupertino. on the peninsula, mild mainly sunny afternoon. 72 for palo alto. 69 in san mateo. coastal areas is under the cloud deck. a cool sweater day in daily city. 58 degrees in downtown san francisco. in the north bay you will see upper 80s around ukiah, clear lake. these are all going down. 78 in s

the area of low pressure triggered the thunderstorms from southern california all the way up the sierra nevadaan 5,000 lightning strikes today. a lot of these thunderstorms were accompanied by heavy rain which from a fire and weather perspective is important to keep things moist. this low is finally going to push out of here, and we are going to see another area of low pressure dropping down here from the gulf of alaska. that will bring us the cooler air. the cooling trend is expected the next few days. overnight look for the low clouds around a the coast and by the bay. by morning it could fill into our valleys. temperatures in the 50s. 60 degrees though in antioch. tomorrow afternoon you are looking at a pleasant day in the south bay. not as warm as today. 76 in san jose. 74 for you in cupertino. on the peninsula, mild mainly sunny afternoon. 72 for palo alto. 69 in san mateo. coastal areas is under the cloud deck. a cool sweater day in daily city. 58 degrees in downtown san francisco. in the north bay you will see upper 80s around ukiah, clear lake. these are all going down. 78 in santa ros

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southern california. thundershower activity to the sierra nevada. lightning possible.st get the clouds and you are inland, it will throw a lot of tropical feel to the mix giving us a muggy humid condition. that low will get kicked to the east by the system out of the gulf of alaska not until probably saturday or sunday. 50s to 60s. there is a 12-degree spread on the temperatures. sun and clouds. 90s inland. muggy if you are in that tropical mix. by the coast, dealing with fog or clear so it's not widespread fog. 60s to 40s. near 100 degrees. 60s, 70s, 80s, inland. temperatures take a plunge into the weekend with the with your weekend always in view in view. sunday cool, monday rebound and tuesday warm. >>> the method of communication most people prefer? >> we are live at the uc berkeley campus. more protests are scheduled today. ♪ 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 every bag. you'll see the difference. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm you'look! here she comes!. ♪ she'll be comin' 'round

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southern california that spins in high, mid-level clouds. a possibility those -- they will definitely fire up over the sierra nevada.tion is, will they make it to san bonita, santa clara valley. if it doesn't do anything, it will add humidity to the mix. tropical clouds off l.a. and into central california early in the morning. a little afternoon heating that will help. there are splash and dash showers heading up her and it will probably stay south of us but they are getting closer. fire watch was updated to a red flag warning for the mountains, moneterey county, son bonita and good reason some of the high based showers can produce more lightning and make for high fire danger concerns. 50s to 60s. low 50s up to santa rosa. a lot of 60s with a warm air mass in place for some. if you are in the fog, it will be cold. that system will sweep through sunday cooling everyone down. until then, there is fog and then sun and there will be clouds on this first day of fall. 90s inland. muggy conditions. 90s, low mid-to-upper. yet 60s, 70s closer to the bay. one more day of warm weather then this system will get out of here. sa

nevada. you can expect the rest of the day. spine sierra, southerna, northern sierra, kern county, southern california, risk of showers and thunderstorms. we saw forward into sunday, not much has changed. back home, still kind of sticky in fresno. hot weather at 97. nice afternoon and few clouds, 80 in santa clara and on the peninsula look for the fog and afternoon sun, late morning sun with 78 in redwood city. in fact brightening up all around the city, 66 this afternoon. 80 in novato. 77 in vallejo. near east bay, 68 in berkeley. nice day as you head towards union city, 79 in fremont and more 90s will prevail, 92 in livermore. 87 in walnut creek. mid-level clouds and light rain, low clouds in terms of fog along the coast and then some decent temperatures, warm temperatures, 80s down around monterey. the coast will be in the mid-60s. as we look ahead, we'll notice the cooler weather will stay with us tomorrow into next week. a little unusual but definitely be careful if you are out there in the north bay and all around in the bay area with the high

the plan for the rest of the afternoon with the spine of the sierra nevada looking at the best chance of thunderstorms from the southerny cloudy skies up through lake tahoe. so in terms of the numbers then, held on a little bit. 83 yosemite. 71 in big sur. sacramento 89. back home we will see more 70s here. 77 san jose under partly cloudy skies. slight chance of a thunderstorm there. 72 in san mateo. san francisco, a couple degrees cooler for you at 64. in the north bay we are looking at 72. petaluma, and a mixture of clouds and sun. 68 oakland with mid-70s in fremont and up out over the hills. about a 20% chance of a thunderstorm from antioch. 84 livermore. and down by the monterey bay, the best instability remains here with 63 in monterey. after today we get back into a more stable pattern with some upper 80s, low 90s in the inland valley. pretty typical for mid-september coming up. >> looks good. thank you, lisa. next at 8:30, shanksville, pennsylvania has a new memorial. you are looking at live pictures there. bay area families remembering lost loved ones who died aboard united flight 93. we will take a look at how

nevada. now, president obama will push onto southern california for more fund-raising after his speech. they will be streaming this living on the -- this live on the web. back to you. >> thank you. >>> popstar lady gaga was at one of the fund-raisers last night at the event of probable's -- at the event for -- at the event of president obama's. she wanted to address the issue of bullying. it's not clear if she and the president had a chance to talk last night. we have complete coverage at ktvu.com. make sure you go to ktvu.com and click on the bay area news tab. >>> it's coming up on 7:06. another possible shutdown is looming and this time victims of storms and other natural disasters will be caught in the middle if the government runs out of money. coming up at 7:15, we'll go live to our washington, d.c. bureau to tell you what is behind this budget deadlock and why half of congress has left town. president obama is not the only one taking part in the silicon valley. eric can'ter along with wisconsin appall ryan and -- canter along with wisconsin's paul ryan will be there and they will

nevada. low pressure off the coast. circulation is drying up, you can see it here, the water vapor is in the form of showers and thunderstorms in southern california. you can see it's moving up. some of the moisture is working up towards our area. so now, they're getting cloud cover. could be sprinkles here, with this in mind we're talking about the possibility of thunderstorms developing at least down into that area. and there is where we'll keep that in the forecast z because these are dry thunderstorms we're talking about, there is a red flag warning posted. it's in effect now for the mountains of monterey county. also, for the national forest until 11:00 tonight. dry lightning possible. this time of the year would be dry brushy fuel. risk of wildfires so just keep this in mind if you're heading down towards that area there is a cold front bringing a slight chance of rain sunday. there is one problem. there is dry air in space z it's going to take quite a bit of moisture. so what i'm expecting is there is a cold front that will work closer to the coastline and as it ghets closer may squeeze out more drizzle sunday morning. and the fr

south west in southern california producing lit rainfall there throughout the afternoon and evening hours between la and san diego and pushing inlistened now towards arizona and parts of nevadagoing to make its way up to the bay area in the immediate why the forecast future. we have the ridge of high pressure building and that brings us much warmer weather tomorrow and wednesday especially in the inland area. even on the coast pretty mild. 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning time license there see a little bit of fog around pull back quickly to the coast and away from the coast in some spots. left with weighed range of conditions tomorrow. high pressure in the low mid 60's near the coast. mid 90's in the warmest inland location. lets start in the south bay where we see sunny sky and high from upper dwroys low 90's. yin at san jose. 91 at campbell. on the peninsula high mainly in the 80's. mid 80's for the most part. redwood city, palo alto, mustn't vushltion mailtd on the coast, 66 at half man bay. downtown san francisco high of 70 agrees tomorrow. 72 in south san francisco. 65 in sunset district north by high mainly in the upper 80's. 88 at sonoma. why at santa rosa. 91 at calist

nevada. the event will be the closest to a public appearance. and then he'll push onward to southernalifornia where he will do more fundraising. you can actually watch this forum live on linkedin and the white house will be streaming it live and we'll provide that link on our web site on ktvu.com. live in mountain view, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we will have complete coverage of the president's bay area visit throughout the morning here on ktvu morning news and also on our web site. any time of day just go to ktvu.com and click ton bay area news tab. >>> 6:35. an investigation into a deadly officer-involved shooting in oakland continues this morning. the police say it happened yesterday. an officer shot and killed a man with a gun following a struggle. now, around 5:00 p.m. last night, the officers stopped two men in the car near 99th avenue and cherry street. the police say the passenger in the car ran away and officers ran after him. there was struggle, and the man was shot after police say he threatened them with a gun. the police say that man's gun was found at the scene. and a po

southern california yesterday. it moved off into arizona. some reports there, also into nevada but for us it's the fog. it's compressed as the high builds in. there's reports there's 200 feet for some. it's much, much bet -- lower. very cool readings for many. from the valley to cal hallow, 50 to 53. cole valley at 51. hayes valley, 52. a little chill here in the city. southwest, 7 at fairfield, but i will tell you, that's a for cry from yesterday. when it was gusting. inland temperatures damp -- temperatures in the higher elevations up around 1500, 23,000 feet. heating up. dense fog. highs anywhere from 78 os to 90s to near 100 degrees for some far enough away. santa rosa, 90. napa, 90. 87 kentfield. we'll go 74 rich monday. oakland, 84 downtown. closer to the oakland airport, 86. livermore, 98. same for morgan hill. >> doesn't look like much of a change on wednesday. and then thursday/friday, a low drops in. that incloses the -- increases the fog for a cooler pattern and may even spin in some clouds over the weekend. >>> overnight, hurricane katia was given a new category. >>> a new estimate on what

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southern california. this will be the first debate for texas governor, rick perry. >>> a news briefing is scheduled to get underway in about 15 minutes regarding the shooting rampage at an ihop in nevada people including the gunman died. our reporter will attended briefing in carson city and joins us now on the phone. jana, any idea what kind of information we may learn from this briefing? >> reporter: well, tori, i spoke with the sheriff late last night and he tells me he's expecting to release the names of all of the those victims. it was just last night on the 10:00 news that we told you about the third national guard member passing away at the hospital. that's brought the total to four victims dead. it's hard to. it was 24 hours ago that the gunman opened fire in the ihop. coming into the sheriff's office is -- you look through town and all of the flags are at half staff. i just spoke with a member of the national guard who says that the governor has ordered the flags to be flown at half- staff because of this insdy anyone until noon on friday. this is -- of this incident until noon on friday. this is something you are definitely hearing of son on -- on streets and it -- on the st