levi stadium this morning. cool train riders are getting a pep rally. it is 7:00 a.m. on saturday morning, august 2nd. i am anne. >> and i am bryan. and we are going have is a quick look at the weather, out there, not so bad as we look live from the camera, it is a beautiful morning, accord together rogers and hammer stein. and now we have high cloudings overhead and we have a chilly start near the shoreline. and low 60s. as we start out this morning, we are in the upper 50s along the coast. around the bay, low 60 west partly cloudy skies. inland, partly cloudy and low 60s from there. we are bark in the mid 90s again this afternoon. another hot ban o one i but there are changes on the way. those are coming up when we cover the forecast. thanks, brian. two muni crashes happening within seven minutes yesterday afternoon in san francisco. a lot of people are still recovering this morning. the first crash was in japan town, the second in the bay view. more than 20 people were taken hot hospital. it happened just before 1:30 p.m. webb, police say a dump truck slammed on the brakes and a bus swerved to avoid it. 20 people were hurt. a passenger described what happened. >> next thing you know, we get this big jolt. boom. and i looked, i am like oh, my god, the front window is out. >> serve minutes late--seven pin nits later, is second collision happened in the bay view. the light rail vehicle was going to downtown when a big rig made an illegal turn in front of it. 11 people were sent to the hospital. those two muni crashes tested the city's emergency response. >> i am still working on multiple people here. >> advised, we have another red alert on the other side of the state. >> well, the fire department activated wasted time officials call a mute yule aid and they asked all to help out. >> here at the hospital, there were not my problems that i know of. we do train for this. about a year ago, we got 52 patients from the asian airline accident. >> and despite a few crazy moments, it does not appear there were any delays in getting people around. and in the south a bus caught fire on san jose. only the drive was on board yesterday afternoon. he pulled over and got out before it got any worse. look at that picture. the flames then spread to the dry grass along the road. firefighters quickly put it out and there are no problems before, with that bus. >> a bad day to be on a bus. in oakland, a police officer is back on the force after seriously hurting an iraq war veteran. >> yes, and now the victim is making another gammaging allegation against that officer. >> well, i think the officer's actions were very upsetting. >> reporter: occupy protestor scott ole son is lashing out at an officer, robert, he recently got his job back. >> his actions have proven that he has no business being a police officer. >> reporter: oleson had his skull fractured. in a video, he claims that the officer has killed three people and bragged about it on facebook. >> they have brought a killer back to the force and in that act, let officers know that they can kill people. >> reporter: the oakland police officers association defended the deputy, saying he is a great officer who is used by city leaders as a scapegoat. and the lawyers say this is a pattern, 1 # of the last--11 of the last 15 terminations have later been reserved. >> it is a problem with trying to reform the oakland police department when discipline, even in a highly publicized case like this one with an act of senseless violence against a person, cannot fix. >> and now say said that the officer was just following orders. well, it is down to the last few hours before fans enter levi stadium. the earthquakes are playing the sounders there tonight. and everything is getting final checks. one restaurant and a 9ers museum are not done yet, but most of what a fan could see is ready to go. >> we are prepared to provide our fans and visitors with a great experience. and look, we are going learn. >> the kitchen staff, because it is all about the food, really, is already busy prepping food for 45,000 people. today there will be 300350 cooks and chefs through the stadium. more about the food later in the show. planning for transportation will also be put to the test. we will look at the traffic and parking preps, if they are working out. but stadium officials say they can change things on the fly if there is a problem. the crowd tonight is about two- thirds of the expect the turn out for a regular season 49ers game. we have a set to the new stadium, a guide as well, online, at www.kpix.com. new this morning, in gaza, today isreal has been bombarding a southern town and gaza city. more than 150 air strikes have been reported. on the ground, the troops are looking for an officer that they believe was captured during an ambush that shattered a cease fire, about and hour after it started. the ebola outbreak is spreading faster and it has killed 700 people in four west african country. in east africa, the first line of defense is the airport. people on flights coming in from infected countries are under intense scrutiny. >> [ inaudible ] part of the country, they are being checked [ inaudible ] >> if a passenger shows any signs ofs disease, they are taken to a room. and happen right now, researches at ucsf are trying to see how to stop the virus. they already have sequences stretching back. in the coming days, they are going get amples from the current outbreak. >> it is very important that we maintain surveillance so we can understand how it e. colis overtime. >> it is great work. researches hope to develop new weapons to fight the virus. and the doctor, who you just heard from, will be live here tomorrow morning. we will talk more about the dead city virus with him at 7:30 a.m. a mother in pasadena is under arrest this morning after two children were found trapped in a hot car. the police found the car locked with the windows rolled up. the paramedics said that the children were overcome by heat and the temperature in the car got up to around 120 degrees. inside a 3-year-old boy and a 7- year-old girl. >> they were sweating and taken to the hospital where they are still being observed. >> witnesses said that the 35- year-old mother left the kids to go to a doctor's appointment. a pasadena woman is in jail after a woman left her kids in a hot car. they were found and rescues in pasadena. also in arizona a group of mobile homes in arizona are damaged after a storm went through with heavy winds. this is the scene of a park in the town to have buck eye. at least ten trailers overturned on thursday night. two rhode island debts suffered mayor--two residents suffered minor injuries. still ahead, a young musician killed at the age of 14. the camp the parents have organized. >> and, a little girl is safe, thanks to a class, how a girl learn how to fight off--learned how fight off a kidnapper. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the brand new levi's stadium hosts its first game ever. it's a so happening today in and that clara, the new levi--in santa clara--in santa clara, the lee ryes stadium is having game tonight the. and now there ask is--to want. and now there is no richmond today on bart. if you are taking bart from richmond to san francisco and beyond, take the fremont line and then go to the mcarthur station in oakland, the pittsburg to fso train is running on a ten minute delay today. and also happening today is the enhundred fair in downtown, there is going be a village, a queens 2nd-quarter, feasting, and--courting, easting, and dancing. it is running until 6:00 p.m. tonight. should be good weather for it. yes, it is going to be nice. look at this beautiful start, i know it is gray and overcast, probably where you are watching from. but if you are watching from a top a mountain, you can look way over to the mountain here, you can see the thrust wall here, pushing up and creating this. and you can see that we have the high clouds coming over head and so it is a sunny start if you are far enough east. but close to the shoreline, it is overcast this morning. right now, we are near 60- degrees in much of the bay area. we get one more hot day inland with high pressure and it is spreading over the shorelines and we have partly cloudy skies along the shoreline, but inland, it is warm. finally, we get a break tomorrow as a little bit of a low pressure trough up here is bringing down the pressures. so, you can see the fog, the temperatures inland, mid-90s again, a lot cooler at the shoreline, cooling off a bit tomorrow. a great day for the fair, 82- degrees and also, the earthquakes are playing tonight. 75-degrees temperature at game time. oakland, royals this afternoon, at oakland, mostly clear skies and 73-degrees. 82 at san jose today. in thety today, 70-degrees. 75 in oakland. in the north bay, warm, mid 808s and in the extended forecast, we start to cool it down with low clouds pushing inland it is in the low 90s but still not as warm as late i will. and the numbers are going to cool the rest of the week. and along shore, we are in the 60s all week. i love that shot. >> it is beautiful. >> not bad at all. okay, thank you, brian. ♪ [ music ] a packed house took in a free concert last night. the show was to honor and remember generalny linkedin- -jenny lin, she was killed back in 1994. she was found stabbed to death many her home and her killer has not been found. >> what we are doing is we are taking the most current technology to reevaluate the evidence that has been collected 20 years ago. >> every year, you know, inside, there is a hole. and you just feel that feeling of [ inaudible ] she is listening. she is you know, even playing the music with her friends. ♪ [ music ] >> in 2006 the sheriff's office looked at a suspect in the case but never ended up filing any charges. that man is serving life sentences in oregon. the concert was put on by the jenny lin foundation. there is a free music camp for students. a little girl is safe thanks to a class he took that taught her how to fight. betty yu has the story of how a girl fought off a kidnapper. >> reporter: an 11-year-old girl trained to become a fighter and she learned moves that helped her get away from this guy, 54-year-old martin gonzales. he tried to pull her into his car, while he had his pantings down around his ankles. >> she did say it happened so fast and i think she just pretty much described it as i just did it. and, you know, hearing from people, that she was very calm. >> reporter: deputies arrested the man a short time later and deputy and self defense teacher said that the victim is one of the best student. >> i proud. i was proud of this girl in particular because she is very small and she is the younger side of the females that i do teach, he was always 10--always 110% in class. >> i am very proud of her. and you know, we build leaders, i am hoping that he will come back and teach--that she will come back 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reporter: the idea is to keep the strings of traffic separate for as long as possible so the same freeway, exit, and parking lot are not used by many. they want to keep them separate sod there is no mash up on the freeways. season ticketholders get their directions on their tickets and they will also have access to levi stadium's mart phone app with directions. the team is telling fans not to use google maps. >> it is not as up to date on the roads that will be closed, the app will be. >> reporter: the team encourage to go people to ride the bus and light rail and they are going to reverse the process at halftime to get people out. but still, there could be problems. >> we will not know that all of the plans work until you know, everybody comes. >> the 49ers say that the stadium will have the most locally sourced pro-suck ducts of any sports--products of any ports venue in the country. the stadium will also have the most gee january item. stadium officials have not provided prizing information,- -pricing information, only acing they will be similar to other nfl stadiums. >> i take it you are a meat eater. and tomatoes are a great summer ingredient. and this summer, we have testifyny here with--we is have stephanie here with how to pick the perfect one. >> hey, today, we are talking about one of the best parts of summer, and that is heirloom tomatoes. they need to be heavy for their size, a nice coloring all the way around, despite the color, no cay marks and when you bring them home, store them on the counter. do not put them in the refrigerator. and now remember, some of the seed go back 1--seeds go back 100 years. so when you buy them, use them right away. and now again, because they look cool, they are nice to be sliced up and make a different looking a lad or gneissoid--a salued or a sauce. >> all right i and now take a- -all right, and now take a look at this. a donut cheese steak burger. yes a donut cut in two where a ham berger and a slab of cheese. they are not counting the calories, clear limit--clearly. there is two movements, one for the extremed foods and the other is zero fat. >> yes, i would say that is on the one side of the spectrum there is a movie done about the fact that there was not one kid 20 years ago with type two diabetes and now there are 50,000. it is insane what the kids get fed in schools and what the parents are eating. and the apple did not fall for a from the tee. the ebola outbreak is continue to go spread in west africa. coming up, we hear from a sacramento woman who just returned from there and the harbor is being overrun with dead anchovies. what is causings fish to go belly upper. >> a is a clue for you this morning, i am--here is a clue for you this morning, i am about to blend a special concoction. ,,,, oh hey there! 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(angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! morning, the august 2nd. go morning, i'm anne makovec. i'm brian hackney in for ma kelly. good morning. it is 7:28 a.m. on at morning, august 2nd. thanks for joining us. >> mark kelly is off today. to we are going--so we are going the start off by doing the weather. a beautiful start inland. and you can see that as we look from the mount, oh, what a beautiful morning looking to the outflow. we are near 60-degrees in the area baer a--in the bay area: out the door, it is overcast by the shoreline and the numbers are in the low 60s. by this afternoon, mid-90s inland. low 80s arnold the bay but there are changes in store. well, developing news this morning, the deadly ebolaout break is spreading in west africa. it has killed 700 people in four countries. the u.s. government is bringing two charity workers back to the u.s. the centers for disease control says there is no risk for anyone. and we spoke to the sacramento woman who just returned home from liberia. she says she is afraid for loved ones left behind. >> it is scary. i don't have is control. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: with a visit to see her fee yawn say in liberia. they are trying to stop the spread of the deadly ebola virus. >> there was one doctor that died that was like the head medical chief. >> reporter: things are so bad, that all schoolings and offices are closed there for cleaning. >> people are just getting scared, because they are shutting everything down. and you have to go out to work and get food and people cannot do that. >> reporter: she has been trying to get her fiance so watch it, worried that direct contact with the wrong person could be deadly. holding out hope is tough, especially with the world health agency saying that the outbreak is move too fast to control. but she just has to wait and hope that workers can stop the spread of ebola i. >> i--ebola. >> i am cared and nervous and just praying. >> ken that is now screening all people coming from west africa. a summer road trip to san francisco did not end well for a michigan couple. that is joshua after someone drove off with his suv. he turned on go pro as he chased down the thief but the suspect got away. >> we have been traveling in it for like the past 11 days, i think now and it just had everything that we were with, like we are thousands of miles away from home. and boar reed a bunch of tough- -and borrowed a bunch of stuff. >> the police are hopeful they are going to find the suv. they are asking people to keep an eye out for the silver pilot with two orange bikes obama campaign the back. and the whereat harbor is being overrun with dead anchovies. the police have closed off a launch ramp. when the fish swim into the harbor in mass schools, which they used to do, to the tune of millions of dollars a year, have is a shortage of oxygen for the fish. volunteers are helping to clean up thousands of the fish in the harbor now. >> we have a few days to get this cleaned up until the water a sufficient limits. so we are trying to get as many people down here as possible. >> and businesses are offering free rentals to anybody who helps clean up for at least two hours. >> oh, it is gross. a very strange sight in the skies over half-moon bay. >> and it is just about asen usual as an ufo. >> reporter: 25 miles off the coast of half-moon bay, a group of bird watchers, discovered something that is not supposed to be here. it has never been seen in california that we know of. >> it is from the southern hemisphere. >> reporter: adults can weigh up to 10-pounds with a swing span of over eight feet, it can go great distances. hatching in my humble opinion see land, sometimes they--in new zealand, sometimes they come to south america. and this unmailed it to california. >> i am--this one made it to california. >> i am just so excited. i have not been able to sleep for like four nights. >> reporter: this woman was on board, she says it was chaos, an once in a lifetime event. >> this is probably the most exciting bird that i have ever seep in north america, probably in the world. >> reporter: in the world. wow, that is a tallered--a tall order. >> it takes your breath away just about. because seeing how excited people get and then the idea that it has never been seen before. >> reporter: the word is out, folks are flying in to hopefully see this bird. >> another trip tomorrow that is already packed. you know. >> reporter: the birders understand, they may not see this again, after all, it is a very big ocean. buff the long ats have not slowed them done--odds have not slowed them down. doug ford. new details this morning about a sacramento tv anchor in trouble with the law. sandra turned herself in. he is an acore at fox--an anchor of fox 40 in san francisco. she is accused of shot lifting. she help another person steal $2500 worth of wallets from a coach store. this all came out after a fire at her home this week. >> they were lucky to get out, if they would have hesitated probably a minute or so, would be getting them out of the home. >> and he lived in that home with her boyfriend. she was arrested on charged or arson, battery, making meth, and having marijuana for sell. well a false alarm in new jersey. par made i cans thought- -paramedics thought there was an infant locked inside a car. >> reporter: this strange site transcriberred called to 911. to some it looked just like an infant locked incite. >> it is a dog--inside. >> it is a dog, not a baby. >> reporter: but she was at work, not around to tell the police and paramedics, her granddaughter put the doll and the windows were smashed. and then oops. >> guy was taking a beating by the coworkers but it is all in good fun. you know, again, [ inaudible ] to replace a window, you cannot replace a life. >> i said oh, my god, my car. >> reporter: she accepted their apoll yeses and is glad that the city is pay together fix the window. and this doll is now a great conversation peace. she is not going put it in that child safety seat. >> never again. never ever. >> reporter: and now she has this story to tell the grand kids. dave car lin. parents, this could be your new best friend. >> a youtube video created by a woman has been viewed 2.5 billion times. and betty yu introduces us to the toddler whisperer. >> reporter: it appears to put toddlers under a spell. a woman who never appear res on- -appears on camera introduces and unwraps, and plays with toys. youtube has not seen anything like it. a disney collector br is a channel with nearly 2 million subscribers. >> it is a little hard to get your head around when you know, big name entertainers you know, need to fig your out how to you know--figure out how to replicate what she has done. i think it is because it is simple. >> reporter: we showed the vid eos to--videos to parentings and kids. >> it is just that voice is strange but it is funny to watch the kids with it. you know, they just quiet down and they are watching and for a little kid, i think it is really soothing. >> i am appalled. i am just appalled that it is there and that it has a large following, i feel sorry for the state of our people. >> i do not like the addictiveness to little kids. it seems that it leads to hey, can we have the toys? >> reporter: adults may not always get it. but the kids sure do. in san francisco, betty yu. >> and there are some secret marketing going on there. but oh to get everybody to settle down and be quiet for a minute. >> yes, and then getting them to be little consumers, i don't know, maybe it is not your best friend. still ahead, food shaming, how guilty or not gilling people should feel for eating that double cheeseburger. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, you say, tomato. old el paso says... diced tomato stand'n stuff chicken tacos. you say what's for dinner? old el paso says... start somewhere fresh. how do you helper? make helper with your favorite 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emotions. >> i say thank you, thank you for everything. >> reporter: you take a backpack. besides school supplies, the 21- year-old non profit foundation has support the sports programs- -supported sports programs, and donated food baskets. they give to honor their 19- year-old son michael. >> the glass is half, half full, you know,. >> reporter: the family's holiday food donations helped sustain's erik's family. >> they are just kind of doing what they feel is right. and we just, like i said, we are just appreciating it. >> reporter: dave credits rosy's compassion and commitment. >> she is the driving force. >> reporter: six years ago, roast city had a double--rosy had a double lung transplant but they still filled and donated the pack back--the backpacks. >> our friends helped and we got it done. >> reporter: randy of the boyce and girls club says that they both touch countless lives. >> you need people like them to make the world a better place. >> reporter: dave around rosy believe that michael could be proud of the $600,000 of scholarships and donations given away in his name. >> he would be very happy. >> he would say that a way, mom and dad. >> reporter: so for that are giving, this weeks jefferson award going to rosy and dave. >> and you can nominate your hero online at www.kpix.com. you know, this summer, weather been a fairly sticky situation until the bay area and--in the bay area and it is continuing today. and you can see still see all of the clouds floating in, the sub top come clouds over the bay area and also, you can see the north and souse peaks of the--and south weaks. a--peaks, a great place for a saturday afternoon hike. but it is hot. at the top, where the visitors center is up there, it is really nice, if you like that kind of thing. we are about 60 degree in the bay area can--60-degrees in the bay area. low 80s around the bay. a lot of clouds along shoreline until this afternoon. we got one more hot day inland and then, a low pressure trough is moving in near the shoreline and it is not as warm on sunday. but we still have readings in the low 90s, it is just not as warm as today. the future cast, look at the fog and clouds near the shoreline, not a great beach day and by 8:00 p.m. tonight, the fog and clouds come in and theyover spread the city. and then tonight, we get the clouds and the subtropical clouds tomorrow morning and we get the humid flow. and at the golden gate bridge, it is cooler and cooler at the coastline, of course, and cooler off a little bit tomorrow. here are the sounders tonight, the first game, mid-70s will do it and the oakland as, game time temperature at 10:5 p.m. is 73-degrees. we get a little bit of a break starting tomorrow and as the week goes on, low 80s around the bay and mid-60s around the shore shrine. it is a beautiful day for a walk in the park. anne. oh, thank you. i am sorry, i am distracted this morning by fred and ethel, two dogs looking for homes this morning. thank you for coming, ' will. >> thank you--for coming, see will. >> yes, they are two dogs and they have been at the shelter for about six weeks when fred collapsed. >> a health problem? >> we think he had a health problem so we took him into our program so we could assess him and they both appear to be healthy and they are now looking for a foster home. >> you took him from a shell they are did not from--the from a shelter that did not have the resources to care for him. >> yes, we want to provide care for pets a treatable conditions and whether it is an or the term foster or a longer tomorrow foster, we provide the resources. >> so you do not need to make a big commitment monetarily or time wise because you do not have the animal forever. >> right. it is a great way to get love for a short period of time and then go to the forever home. >> hopefully they will be able to stay together. >> yes, they are best buddies. thank you for joining us. if you want more information, head to our website, www.kpix.com. 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[ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. good morning, yes, the as may be renting him but they may ride jon lester's arm all the way to the als title and beyond. he is the starter today and had this to say at his press cob fence. >> the team has not done so well to year, to you know, a team that is [ inaudible ] is pretty exciting. a lot at faces here that i recognize and it should make the transition smooth. boston red sox in his rear- view mirror. a slow low blast here, the only run of the game, they win it 1- 0. they held the as to four hits and they start the day just a game ahead of the angels in the al west. well, the giants, in the big apple last night. here is matt, he started to second base and ryan, how about a career game for ryan vogelsong. two hits, five strike outs and there is the duffy, finding a whole, his first hit and rbi in front of his dad who had the camera going. giants win a final of 5-# and they start the--5-1 and they are just and a half games out of first in the ml west. everybody have a great one: i will see you later on today. i will see you as well. we have been getting clues this morning about where roberta gonzales is and why. >> and it is time for the big reveal in the edition of where is roberta. >> reporter: and this week, we traveled to the vineyards, where you can actually learn to be a wine maker. it is true. come on in, i will show you. it is wonderful. this is a new interactive education center where you blend your own bottle of wine. it is a one of a kind. >> you become your own wine maker. >> reporter: how long it is going to take me? >> depending on how quickly you want to go about it. but it does not need to take a huge amount of time and it is just a great, fun, experience and a great way to learn about the process of wine blending. and how does it all feel. what makes, you know, you might something different than me and that is where the summary comes in, how do all of the things work together. >> reporter: okay, karl, it is really important that i swirl in. >> swirl opens it up. you get the smell the things that are coming through. >> reporter: swirl. think about the land of the liver more valley is great for these. >> it is warm days and cool nights and the soil is great. >> reporter: what is your future plans? >> to get people in and showcase the breath of the wines that we have. have people really enjoy themselves, have fun, and for me, i always love to educate people about wine. it is a great part of life. >> reporter: thanks for joining us for this week's edition of where is roberta where nowhere else can you become a wine maker. so if you want more information, go to www.kpix.com. check these out, they were just picked this week. until next week, take care of one another. all right, the food police are at it again. a new list of what is the most harmful to your health. and do people really care? we put it to the test. ,,,,,, has a new list, of what's mt harmful to your health. k-p-i-x five well, the center for science and the public interest has a new list of what is most harmful to your health. >> and we brought some of that food to find out if anybody really cares. >> reporter: warning, this may change the way you look at your favorite foods. one of the top shame foods, a1 pepper corn burger and fries at red rob in. there is bacon and onion trues along with fries and a headache. hungry yet? wait, the calories in this monster meal is the same as seven double cheese bergeres and 2nd-quarter oaf soda--and a quart of soda. i decided to test it out to see if people care. >> absolute i will the one with the fries and the bacon. >> reporter: wouldn't you change your mind if i told you this one meal here is equal to seven double cheeseburgers? if you know going in that it is not exactly healthy, i think it is okay. >> i still kind of want the cheeseburger. >> reporter: and this french toast was this year's winner with more than 2700-calories and a weeks worth of fat, yum. but still, this sew called food shame list is not changing eating habits here. >> as long as the public knows what is in it going into it, i think that is when matters. i do not think you need to shame companies into feeling bad for what they are doing if they are not hiding it. well, you only live once. >> as long as you are aware. >> not for long if you are eating that stuff. but if you get information on the foods, and you know what you are doing. all right, now some information on the weather forecast today. a lot of people are being outside. it is warm inland. 91-degrees today. 96 at liver more. 70234 city. in the north bay, mid-80s. look ahead, we get a little bit of a break, but not much, tomorrow, and the usual fog and low clouds, you want relief, go to the coastline. all right, welldown us tomorrow morning, we are become here at ---we are back here at 7:30 a.m. >> i will be watching. oh, there is at bay bridge. have a good one. >> have a good one. bye. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching a show that's educational and informational. the cbs dream team& it's epic. narrator: today on lucky dog, a little pup hopes to find his forever home. brandon: now, sit, good, good starting point. narrator: and a growing family shares their love of adoption with their own adopted son. brandon: i really want to make this happen for aj, because aj was adopted, and now he gets to pay it forward. bj: how are you? 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