good morning and welcome to morningsings on 2. >> -- mornings on 2. >> let's say hello to rose mary. >> good morning to you. how about a live look this morning at a beautiful sun and clouds, the mixture there. we have mid level clouds overhead this morning. we have a very weak system bringing us the clouds. the low clouds are back and across the bay for the up land communities as well. we're waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies. for the amp we will see a slight drop in those temperatures. this will begin a cooling trend. good news for the inland areas that's been so, so hot. 22 miles per hour wind gusts for areas around travis. 56 in napa. 60 in sections in liver moore. still going to be quite hot, just not as hot as yesterday. mid to upper 80s around the north bay. south bay, 86. oakland, 77. 7 # san francisco. redwood city, 74. this cooling trend will continue and we will have a look at how low we will go coming up. new this morning, san jose police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. alley? >> reporter: san jose police are not telling us money about the man. he was walking to the 711 around 2:00 this morning when he was shot. now, here's the scene behind us. san jose police patrol cars are conducting their investigation. and the building to our left is the 711. now a short time ago we were parked on the other side of'den view, and you could see more of what's going on. police have moved us over here. there's about a dozen san jose police officers and detectives and gathering evidence at the scene here. they have been here since the early morning hours. this happened just before 2:00 a.m. police don't know the motive or the circumstances surrounding this shooting. i spoke briefly to the owner and he said his clerk didn't hear any shouting o or fighting. there was nothing out of the ordinary. the clerk heard gunshots and ran into the back of the store and called 911. there was four or five customers inside the 711 when the shooting happened. a single gunman is responsible and police are still looking for him. this is sun hosea's 23rd 23rd homicide this year according to police. edan view is closed to traffic while the investigation is being conducted. police and investigators are expecting to be out here for the next several hours. we're waiting for the update by a police sergeant. >> thank you, alley. also new, a teenage girl out shopping with her younger brother was hit by a stray bullet in oakland. it happened last night around 10:40. 15-year-old girl was with her brother on foothill boulevard, the boy told police he heard another gunshot and that's when his sister yelled "i've been shot." she was hit in the neck but was alert when paramedics took her to the hospital. it's unclear who the intended target was. surveillance video will likely play key roles in two separate mini crashes that injured 40 passengers. both within 7 minutes apart. a t line train collided with a big rig. surveillance video from an auto shop captured the crash at the top of your screen. police believe the 18 wheeler made an illegal left turn into the path of the light rail train, knocking it off the track. >> it was just like an earthquake, you know. and you know, the brakes just stopped. you know how when brakes just stop, and everybody just rocked? >> in the 38 bus crash, the driver tried to avoid hitting one dump truck and rammed another dump truck instead. investigators are reviewing footage from the campana ares to vision your out what happened. the bus driver had been with puny for about three years. he was tested for alcohol and drugs after the crash. 20 people were hurt in each accident. the number of victims was high enough to trigger the emergency procedures. an alert was sent to the hospitals. while some of the victims were treated at the crash scenes, others had to be taken to the hospital. there's at least one bus passenger whose injuries are said to be serious. san francisco sis sew emergency system notifies hospitals -- san francisco emergency system notifies hospitals when there's expected traffic to be coming in. transportation authority is looking into what sparked this fire on to their bus. this is a vta bus, and it was headed to the maintenance yard when the driver noticed smoke and pulled over own avenue on highway 101. flames sparked a small vegetation fire along the road. the first sporting event at levi stadium. crews are putting the finishing touches on the $1.3 billion stadium. they have been testing out the sound system and making sure wi- fi works for every seat. the earthquakes will first test out the stadium at 7:30 tonight against the seattle sounders. 40-50,000 spectators are expected to attend. we have a half time show. it's actually a tribute to championships. both the earthquakes and 49ers. and it will really be exciting with highlights of the past championship teams of both clubs. past 49ers and earthquake stars will be in attendance, more than 3,000 security guards will be on hand. the parking lots will open 3:30 this afternoon and it will cost 30-$35 to park in those lot s. fans are encouraged to take public transportation. vta is asking people to use clipper cards to speed up the process. dozens of vta workers in hard hats and yellow vests will be stationed throughout the system to guide passengers to the right line. the 49ers take the field at levi stadium on august 17th against the denver broncos. soccer returns on september 6 september 6th. and a reminder for the future, levi stadium hosts super bowlv. traffic is not very heavy along the golden gate bridge. a couple of lanes were closed because crews were restriping the lanes. it's part of a project to install a movable median barrier next year. the entire span will be shut down on the weekend of january 10 and 11 for the final installation of the barrier. smart fines will be along interstate 80. it will be installed in richmond on tuesday. according to the transportation system, they will flash information about travel times and traffic information. it will require night time lane closures and it's part of an $80 million smart corridor project. a rural fire forced 120 people to evacuate near the town of day and threatening 150 buildings. it's 10% contained. small winds and thunderstorms and forecasts could complicate efforts to fight the fire. lightning has sparked more than 40 fires in california since wednesday. happening today, fire fighters in heyward will hold an event for homeowners on how to reduce the risk of fire danger. they will talk about how to create the defensible space and the meeting is under way at 10:00 a.m. at stoneway elementary school. a 55-year-old man is under arrest accused of stabbing his own father. the press democrat took this photo last night. the suspect hector vasquez stabbed his father and ran into a house on mission drive and barricaded himself inside for nearly 7 hours. swat officers eventually broke in and arrested him. the father's injuries are not life threatening. an iraq war veteran is speaking out against the decision to reinstate an officer who was fired after the protest. >> he is outraged by an arbitrator's ruling that calls for robert roach to be rehired with back pay and benefits. he was fired after throwing a can of tear gas into a group of people who were trying to help holdson after being struck by a police's bean bag in 2011. the city agrees to pay him $4.5 million to settle a lawsuit over the incident. >> throwing a grenade at people who are trying to help an injured person is one of the most malicious things you could do. >> roach was following orders from a superior officer to break up the protest. that officer is now the assistant chief of the oakland police department. a warning before you go to the county fair, how thousands of dollars in phony tickets are catching people off guard. a search for an israel soldier leads them to the gaza strip and why the search may be in vain. i am tracking a cooling tend for the week end. coming up, if it will be enough to take edge off the inland heat. . a pa row lee has been killed by los angeles deputies. the 24-year-old was shot when they stormed into the house this morning. the standoff happened about 5:30 last night and lasted nearly 8 hours. the man exchanged fire with the deputies. the man standing nearby was shot and proannounce announced -- pronounced dead at the scene. israel is striking dozens of sights in gaza in morning in a desperate search to find a soldier. the military released these pictures of these troops inside the strip. the soldiers are moving deeper to look for 23-year-old life in prison without the possibility of parole who may have been abducted by militant fighters. >> we are determined to sever the tunnels and strike this terrorist organization. we will not be held hostage. >> palestinian group indicated the soldier may be be dead. the group posted on the website the air strikes may have killed the -- may have killed the soldier and people may assume he's being held hostage. both the house and the senate have overwhelmingly approved a quarter billion dollar package to fund israel's iron dome missile defense system. they are credited with shooting down the rockets fired into israel . the legislation impose to president barack obama and he is expected to sign it. a rally will be held this afternoon at the santa rosa quart courthouse. supporters will then march down marcus street to justin herman plaza. this is first time anyone with the abola virus will be allowed back in the country. the missionary will arrive in a special containment chamber created by the centers for disease control. and then be moved to emory university hospital in atlanta, which has one of the most so if fist indicateed isolation units in the country. a second missionary is expected to arrive in a few days. >> we are one of only four institutions in the united states capable of handling patients of this nature. officials say both missionaries were infected while working at a hospital in liberia that treats abola patients. more than 700 people in africa have died in recent months from the outbreak. there are currently no plans to screen passengers returning from the u.s. from africa for the abola virus, because it would be too costly. officials say if an infected person flied into the u.s., the panels can be quarantined and examined. please avoid nonessential travel to the countries hardest hit by the outbreak. delta airlines is now allowing passengers to switch on the leng tropic devices during takeoffs and landing on international flights. last year, the carrier was one of the first to allow passengers on domestic flights to use electronics throughout the entire flight. other major airlines have since lifted the band on using electronic devices. and the fcc is also creating a plan to allow cell phone calls on planes. san francisco international, good chance you could be delayed because it looks foggy. >> you're right. santa rosa reporting fog. low clouds and widespread. and we're seeing a little bit of mid and high level cloud cover. over the oakland low clouds and fog reside here this morning, we will clear back the coast and mostly cloudy for today. i want to start out with a satellite view and picking up on the water vapor. it tells about the circulation and the atmosphere. we have them in and around parts of the bay area. coming in from a weak system that's off the coastline. that weak system will help increase the on shore breeze and that is going to lead to a cool down. fairfield reporting gusty winds, 22 miles per hour. it will strengthen. today we will see a bit of cooling for inland areas, it won't be so much and hot as yesterday. still going to be a hot day though. tomorrow, additional cooling expected in the forecast. widespread low 90s as we head into the first half of the afternoon. by 10:00, already, 79-degrees. lunch hour, upper 80s to low 90s. 9 91 at 1:00. 97 at 4:00. that will be the hottest time of the day. 7:00, 88-degrees expected outside your door. right now, temperatures in the mid 50s in santa rosa. 60 in oakland. san jose, 61. and mountain view, 62. mostly cloudy along the coast. inland temperatures will be warm and we're going to be sunny. 89 for sonoma. beautiful day. mid 70s in richmond. shifting to the east bay, temperatures will range in the mid to upper 70s and low 80s expected for the east bay shoreline. 77 in oakland. we will see the game this afternoon, and it will be a beautiful day, 96 in danville. 97 in liver moore. 86 for san jose. 97 morgan hill. peninsula, temperatures range in the 70s to low 80s. nice day in the city of san francisco. 71 expected for you. low 60s and cool and cloudy at the coast. notice temperatures continuing to drop. so as we get into sunday, more comfortable for the inland communities. monday could be the coolest day, upper 80s in the forecast. 70s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. temperatures trend upwards, and slight jump in those numbers coming tuesday and by midweek wednesday. this mornings weekly address, congress must act now to keep the momentum going. house republicans got together this week and voted to sue me for taking actions on my own. and then they left town for a month without settling a bunch of unfinished business that matters to working families across america. >> he wants congress to pass family friendly bills such as equal pay for equal work. the labor department reports 200,000 jobs have been reported for the last 6 months. 25-year-old louis may won a cross word scratcher ticket at danville wine and liquor. he told lottery officials he plans to buy a new car and approximate put the rest of the money in the bank. newly released recordings of bill clinton speaking hours before the september 11 attack, and what he said about bin laden and why he didn't kill him when he had the chance. >> it feels great to see wildlife go back to where it should be. >> a bob 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and needed surgery on his left leg. after two months of rehabilitation, he was released yesterday into open space >> it feels great toll see wildlife go back to where it should be. >> the bob cat is wearing a tag on its ear so its movements can be tracked. a wildlife rehab center in morgan hill is going to great lengths to rescue bobcats. they wear the could say costumes to be released back into the wild. >> more than 40 bobcats have been rescued by the wildlife education and rehabilitation center in morgan hill. rescues have been on the rise as bobcats struggle to find food and water due to the drought conditions. neighbors calling out neighbors on the wasted water. plus thousands of fake tickets to the county fair, and the way organizers are offering help to the victims. a gradual cool down is on the way, and i am updating your current temperatures coming up. . the south bay police are piecing together the 23rd 23rd homicide of the year in san jose. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> let's start you off with a quick look at the weather and rose mary, how are things looking out there? >> this is a beautiful view. good morning to you. a live look here. some of us wakinging up with low clouds and a beautiful start to the day. the clouds will begin to retreat, at least the low clouds coming from a week trough that's also getting a new pattern in motion. and that pattern will bring our temperatures down for the afternoon and hopefully that is some good news for you. fairfield, we have been watching this increase over the overnight hours and now at 22 miles per hour. so it is up over yesterday at this time. and i think it will continue to grow stronger for the afternoon. temperatures are coming down a subtle drop. a bigger drop is expected for the second half of your weekend. 60 right now in concord. 60 in walnut creek. around the bay, temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. 55 in san francisco. 56 in redwood city. 56 in napa. san jose, 61. low clouds and fog along the coastline. and it's thick in areas like santa rosa, visibility down to about a mile in some areas. you may have a delay in you're expecting somebody at sso this morning. 85 in the afternoon in oakland. 84 redwood city. low 60s and cloudy in areas like half moon bay. hot day inland but not quite as hot as yesterday. the temperatures will continue to fall. i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. new this morning, san jose place are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. alley rasmus is live this morning with what we're learning about the victim. >> reporter: we learned a little more about this man from some of his friends and neighbors. he was in his 30s, he was a father, and he was engaged on the married soon. a short time ago his wife to be was watching various sets as the victim's body was removed. this happened around 2:00 this morning. the 711 is off to my left here. the man was shot in front of the gas station just before 2:00. and the investigators have been here ever since. the shooting happened just before 2:00 this morning. police don't moe the motive but a friend of the victim believes he was tar getted. i spoke after camera to the owner of the 711 and the clerk didn't hear any shouting or fighting right before the gunshots rang out. once they heard the gun fire, the clerk ran into the back of the store, and there was 4-5 customers inside the 711. police believe a single gunman is responsible for the shooting. they have not been located or arrested. now again, edan view is closed to traffic while police conduct their investigation. you can see the north and southbound directions are moving. police expect to be out here for the next several hours. this is the 23rd homicide this year. >> thank you, alley. we got offer the phone with oakland police who have given us new information about a teenage girl shot last at a convenient store. police tell us the girl is 13 years old, and was hit in the shoulder by a stray bullet while she went shopping with her younger brother on foothill boulevard. now the boy told police he first heard gun fire, and he ducked. he heard another gunshot, and his sister yelled "i've been shot." it's unclear what the intended target was. a crash p happened this week on university avenue, during the busy lunch hour, the driver in his 90s, now as has to take an emergency retest at the department of motor vehicles if he wants to keep driving. five people were hurt in the crash. san jose police are hoping video will help them find a robbery suspect. this was taken tuesday night at the chevron station in san jose. a man wearing a black beanny and long black jacket pulled out the assault rifle and robbed four people. anyone with information is being asked to call police. the man accused of groping two women in the south bay is facing misdemeanor battery charges. amad pore was arrested thursday he was spotted on the street and recognized him from a police sketch. the first incident happened on july 11, when a woman in a pow wow took part. he began aggressively touching and kissing her. on july 22, a woman reported a similar incident to police. a concord schoolteacher joseph martin is charged with molesting male students. his defense attorney told us most counts have been dropped. closing arguments are scheduled for monday. i can't water my yard and these people have extremely green grass and water is running down the gutters. ridiculous amount of o water. please somebody check this out. >> ktvu learned the drought calls to east bay may have gone up 1200% in the past 30 days. complaints to the hot line can lead to phone calls reminding homeowners about the drought and inspection, and repeat can have their water shut off. >> people get defensive because they think they are already do you think a lot to conserve water. >> east bay is expected to adopt mandatory restrictions at a meeting later this month. california may not get a break from drought conditions. the new state record was sit. the average temperature from january to june was 58. that posed a challenge for fire fighters and worsened the drought. more than 80% of the state is experiencing extreme drought grape growers are forced to bring in the crop early. they are expecting a high quality vintage. grape picking began wednesday night and is expected to continue next week. wineries say they can't be entirely sure. estimates say the 2014 year should still be a very good year. >> the stuff i've tasted coming off the press pan from what we have pressed for sparkling wine, it that had good concentration and good balance of sugar to asaidty. so, so far so good. >> the wines and approximate the grapes are harvested and will be on the store shelfs in two to three years. this year's harvest is expected to end in mid october. deputy director of environmental services received a number of odor complaints and tested the water. the crews found a broken sewer line 3/4 of a mile away leaking into the creek. park goers found the news disturbing. >> that's a little frightening. that worries me. >> the same test was conducted three days ago, but failed to spot the contamination. nearby presidents are asking to city to rethink the testing protocalls. the creek marie open to the public as early as tuesday. city colleges in san francisco may have a chance at achieving restoration status. the achieved restoration, the college must submit a self- evaluation report by october 15 and undergo a new evaluation. an evaluation team will visit the school the week of november 16. the commission would then decide whether to grant restoration status. two buses were blocked by people protesting ellis act addictions. the demonstration happened at 24 24th in the mission. the protesters say seniors on fixed incomes and people with disabilities are bearing the brunt of the evictions. and the past three years, 70% of no fault evictions were close to the bus stops. >> it's like when they clear cut the rain forest and plant palm trees. it doesn't work. >> yesterday was also the first day tech shuttle buses paid a fee to use the bus stops. protesters say it's not enough. it's run by apple and google and a symbol of the city's rising cost of living. a home sharing website is launching a campaign. the new york times reports air b and b is calling the initiative fair to share san francisco. the website teamed up with other home sharing advocates, to get as much people as possible to sign a petition. they change outdated housing laws. the city tyrants are not allowed to sublease their homes for fewer than 30 days. we're learning about bumps in the road for the san francisco marathon. an app was supposed to allow family and friends to track runners and at no time work. it was unavailable at the parts of the course and confusion about the winner of the women's half marathon. water was late arriving in some locations and that a mistake was made in posting the original times for the women's half marathon. phony tickets continue to show up at the box office at the fair since opening a week ago. more than $10,000 worth of fake tickets have been collected. fair management says whoever created them did a pretty good job. the counterfeit tickets look close to the real ones. the scammers turned to the internet to amp up their sales. >> craigs list, facebook, it was a big part of this. they were selling those different medias and the other thing they were doing is standing in parking lot across the street from the fair. fair management decided to help out anyone who shows p with the phony tickets will be offered a buy one get one free wristband. it will be open for another week. coming up, more on how drones will be used by the police department and why some say the plan is an invasion of privacy. >> you start to realize what matters and what doesn't matter. >> a bay area college football player begins a comeback after seriously burned while escaping a fire, and how he's now supporting his 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a new season. he watches from the sideline, wearing bandages to protect the 2nd and 3rd degree burns he suffered from 50% of his body. >> it takes a lot of time. but time is all i got right now. it's all good. >> reporter: good, considering he was severely burned as he escaped a fire at his apartment three months ago. he has put the ordeal behind him. and now ready tackle the obstacles that's come his way. >> coming through that, you realize what matters and doesn't matter. >> reporter: it's tough not being ago able to play yet. still, he plans to be here for training camp every day for the next three weeks to cheer on his teammates. >> it's given me moral support and bringing them water. >> reporter: the head coach says he inspires his teammates. >> he will get on the field. it's a matter of when he gets on the field. just having him around enhances our program. >> reporter: he's on a full scholarship and earned a 4.0- gpa. it is tough not to be going at full speed, he says. >> keep your attitude in the right place, skunk get through anything. >> reporter: the spartans play the first game of the season at home against north dakota on august 28. jared plans to not be on the field but with his teammates on the sideline. >> president barack obama is speaking out against a border security bill passed by the house of representatives. itpresident barack obama says it will not resolve the immigration crisis, and accused house republicans of passing it for show. the senate is adjourned so there's no chance of it becoming law. they are ated odds over how to address a food of children from central america escapes violence in their home countries. antiimmigration protesters are marching to texas. demonstrators left yesterday and plan to walk for nine days before arriving in texas. they have seen several protests that have blocked the path of charter buses carrying undocumented immigrant -- undocumented immigrants. president clinton made the comments on september 10, 2001, just hours before the planes used in the september 11 attacks were hijacked. >> i could have killed him but i would have had to destroy a town in afghanistan and kill 300 incident women and children. and i would have been no better than him. >> u.s. was after bid laden at that time because he was believed to have been the master mind behind the bombings in kenya in 1998. special forces killed him 10 years after clinton's comments during a raid in pakistan. [audio inaudible]. time now is 7:48. if you're getting ready to head out the door, it's so gray out there and you know it will warm up again. >> we are going to seatrains situation. i think a subtle drop in temperatures for today, part inland communities. it the be a little better today. a better drop in the numbers coming tomorrow. very gray. gloomy. call what you will, vizability is down to a mile and along the coastline, you will find it thick as well. above the low clouds, i am tracking mid and high level clouds coming in from the pacific. we have a weak trough off the coast. this will help cool us down into the bay area weekend. at this hour, it's sending a few clouds our way. we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline today. and not as hot. inland areas will be well into the mid and upper 90s for today. around the bay, mid 70s to mid 80s. mostly cloudy along the coast. santa cruise will be warm and i will have that number for you coming up. 64 right now in walnut creek. 55 in santa rosa. 55 san francisco. 50 in heyward. mid 50s in areas like half moon bay. we will look at a few more numbers. upper 50s in lafayette. and areas like pittsburgh and brentwood, low 60s this morning. 89 expected for areas like sonoma this afternoon. 87 in kent field. it's a comfortable day. temperatures falling, though. to the east we go, 96 walnut creek. 96 for danville. 96 expected for liver moore. 85 in heyward. south bay, a hot day for areas like morgan hill, upper 90s. 80 for santa cruise crews this afternoon. low 60s and cloudy in areas. all the small communities in between. the extended forecast always in view, so open thes are dropping off a bit for today. the bigger cool down is to recall. monday looks like it will be be the coolest i did before we begin to rebound. but it's a slight nudge in those numbers. low 70s along the bay. low 60s at the coast. people around the world are celebrating the breast feeding. families are invited to attend a community baby shower focused on fighting health issues fighting african americans. it will be be from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at grace bible fellowship on oakly road, and it will include free foot and access to health resources. it's celebrated in more than 170 other countries from august 1 august 1st until august 7th. state legislature will hold a meeting for a bill to pass a diaper program. it will help families on welfare afford diaper at a cost of more than $100 million a year. platform closures this weekend, the work being done at one station, and how it will impact passengers. today was supposed to be a big day in oakland, and what the team plans to do with tens of thousands of this man's shirts that's already been printed up. . the company says 3d printing can be done in two days and the parts are stronger and less brittle. the sale of a google barge is raising questions about a barge in stockton. the barge was sent after getting a cold reception in san francisco. now there's word the company sold the barge that was docked in maine to a salvage company. it's not clear if if they will have the same face. the original vision was to transform the barges into floating retail stores. one of the best offensive weapons, the oakland a wes were shut out against home. sunny gray looking sharp last night. he struck out 7 in 7 innings. his one mistake in the 5th, 1 out, and banaz, the a's had a runner on 2nd in the 9th but couldn't get him in. the royals win 1-0. even p though he's been traded to the red sox, the oakland a's plan to hand out 10,000 t-shirts today. the new fans were sad to see the popular player leave the team despite getting johnny and lester. lester will make his first a's start today. the giants start august with the 10-game road trip. first stop, new york and you want r pence is happy to be in the big apple. pence finds the gap in right center. he scores and gets the stand up triple. 660 in his career. and i say that because matt do duffy, he's 23 years old, and giants win 5-1. it looks like matt cain may be done for the rest of the season. he needs surge troy remove bone chips chips from his throwing elbow. he's not decided when he will undergo the operation. he's expected to make a decision sometime today. football experts say the upcoming season will determine how long jim will coach the 49ers. he and the 49ers agreed to extend his contract until after the season. he's entering the 4th year of a 5 year and it annually pays him $5 million. he's waiting to cash in when he win ace super bowl. the 49ers will continue to play hardball with him over the money if he doesn't win and that could open the door for another team to trade for him, like the cleveland browns tried to do last season. teenage girl hit by gun fire overnight. san jose police police officers say the drone technology will be used in specific cases. low clouds and fog athrong bay, along the coastline this morning. and afternoon sunshine is expected for today, and a tad bit of cooling coming our way. i am updating our saturday numbers for you, coming up. . police piece together the 23 23rd homicide of the year, and 40 people injured in two separate puny crashes. it's a big day for the new 49ers stadium. the big event today and how it's going to play as a test for the upcoming football season. >> mornings on 2 continues. >> good morning and welcome to mornings on 2 it's saturday august 2nd. i am hope you're having a fantastic morning at home. maybe a cup of coffee in your hand. let check in with rose mary. >> i am not done just yet. good morning to you. as we continue to sip our coffee, how about a beautiful view of the inland east bay? we have a few mid and high level clouds. they are associated with a switch in the pattern coming our way. we have a weak trough developing off the coastline, and that's swinging in a few of the clouds. also bringing us a stronger on shore breeze for today. we're looking at a slight drop in temperatures, and a bigger one will come for tomorrow. fog along the coastline, and just inside the bay area. the on-shore breeze strengthens at 24 miles per hour at this time. stronger than yesterday morning and the gusts have been increasing in the overnight hours and still gusting to 22 and 24. 62-degrees in concord right now. 62 for walnut creek. areas like fairfield, 6-degrees cooler at this hour than we were 24 hours ago. so that's good news if you're wanting to getway from the heat. 55 in san francisco. low 60s in mountain view. inland cities will be hot once again. not as hot. 97 for fairfield. 97 in liver moore. 77 this afternoon for the a's game. we have 71 in san francisco. 86 san jose. and we're look at mid to upper 80s in santa rosa and napa. the cool down will continue. and tomorrow will be a better day for inland communities. i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. police have investigating a deadly overnight shooting at 1:30 this morning. a man was shot at least once while walking to a 711 and died at the scene. the officer have not released information about a suspect or a motive. also new, a 13-year-old girl is recovering after getting hit by a stray bullet while shopping with her younger brother in oakland. it was around 10:40 last night, the boy told police he ducked after hearing gunshots. the sister said "i've been shot" and she was taken to the hospital with the gunshot wound to the shoulder. police have not made any arrests yet and it's unclear who was the intended target. surveillance video will play a key role in the investigations into two separate crashes that injured 40 passengers. the first crash involved a bus that rear ended a dump truck. the second accident happened on 3rd street 7 minutes later. a t line train collided be a big rig and the video camera from the auto shop shows the illegal left turn be the big rig and knocking the train off the track. >> it was just like an earthquake. you know, the brakes just stopped. you know how when brakes just clamp, and everybody just rocked. >> in the 38th gory bus crash, he tried to dodge one truck and rammed another truck. they are reviewing footage to figure out what happened. the bus driver who was not injured, has been with the company for three years. and in accordance to standard protocall, he was tested for alcohol and drugs after the crash. 20 people were hurt in each accident and the number of victims were high enough to trigger the emergency management procedures. an alert was sent to 7 area hospitals. while some of the victims were treated at the crash scenes, other victims had to be taken to the hospitals. most are minor the moderate injuries. there's one that's said to be serious. >> the emergency management system notifies hospitals when there's a major incident, just so that we're on alert that we could have patients coming in. >> all of the passengers in each crash are expected to be okay. the two accidents tied up traffic for hours. now in the south bay, the transportation authority is looking into what sparked this fire on one of its buses. a twitter user sent us these pictures of the bus it was headed to the maintenance yard while the driver noticed smoke and pulled over. the flames sparked a small vegetation fire alongside the road and the driver was not hurt the first sporting event at levi stadium and fans should expect pump and circumstance. they are finishing the touches and workers have been testing out the sound system and working wi-fi from every seat. the first 49ers preseason home game is on the 17th, but the sounders will be playing tonight. 40-50,000 people are expected. >> we have a half time show attributed to championships, the earthquakes and the 49ers and it will have a lot of pictures and highlights of the past championship teams. >> as an added treat, past 49ers and earthquake stars will be in attendance. more than 3,000 security guards will be on hand. the stadium parking lots will open at 3:30 this afternoon. it will cost you 30-$35 to park in those lots. and the gates open at 5:30. fans are encouraged to take public transit. they are expected to transport most of the fans, and asking people to use clipper cards to speed up the process especially if fans plan to connect to other transit systems, such as call train or bart. and other workers in hard hats and yellow vests will be stationed throughout the system to guide passengers to the right lines. the 49ers take the field on august 17 in a preseason game against the denver broncos. soccer returns to levi on september 6th. reminder, the stadium is set to host super bowl vii. this is a live picture of the bridge where it is still foggy at this hour. traffic is moving along just fine. a couple of lanes were closed as crews restriped the lanes and made modifications. it will part of the project to install the movable median barrier next year. it will be shut down on the weekend of january 10 and 11 for the final installation of the barrier. this week, crews will start putting smart signs along interstate 80. the first sign will be installed on tuesday, in richmond. more signs will go up over the next few months. once they are turned on next year, they will flash information about traffic accidents and blocked lanes and travel times. the installations will require some night time lane closures, and they are part of an $80 million smart corridor project. fire fighter in northern california continue to battle several wild fires including a fire in rural county. the fire near the town of days burned more than 50% contained. lightning has sparked more than 40,000 fires since wednesday. heyward will hold an event for homeowners to reduce the risk of fire danger. they will talk about defensible space and fire hazards, stone bray elementary school on heyward boulevard. a 55-year-old man is accused of stabbing his own father. the democrat took the photo of the swat operation last night. the suspect hector vasquez stabbed his father and ran into a house on mission drive, and barricaded himself inside for nearly 7 hours. the swat offersers broke in and arrested him. it's unclear what led to the stabbing but the father's injuries are not considered life threatening. an iraq war veteran is speaking out about the decision to reinstate an officer who was fired after a protest he was involved in. he is outraged by an arbitrator's ruling that caused roach to be rehired with back pay and benefits. roach was fired after throw august can of tear gas into a group of people trying to help him after he was struck by a police bean bag in 2011. the city of oakland has agreed to pay him $4.5 million to settle a federal lawsuit over the incident. >> throwing a grenade at people who are trying to help an injured person is one of the most malicious things you could do. >> roach was following orders from a superior officer to break up the protest. the offerser is now the assistant chief of the oakland police department. we're learning about what could be the first police drone according to the san jose mercury news. it will only be used for bomb cases but privacy concerns are outraged. san jose police purchased the $700,000 drone in january but the existence came to record last month. they are waiting for approval by the faa before the drone can take to the air. two platforms will be closed today and tomorrow for maintenance. bart will be using one track during the work. it will also only operate one service between the 24th 24th street and the daily city stations. it includes performing preventative maintenance and addressing issues with the tracts. very smelly problem along the peninsula. coming up, why some say it took days longer than it should have to stop sewage spilling into a popular park. the search for an israel soldier leads to more violence in gaza and why one militant group says the several may be in vain. a break in the summer heat is on the way and i will detail the transition to cooler weather, coming up. at ikea, we don't just design furniture. we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. . a pa row lee holding a woman hostage in a home has been killed by los angeles sheriff deputies. the 24-year-old was shot this morning. the deadly standoff began at 5:30 last night and lasted near live 8 hours. authorities say at some point, the man exchanged fire with the deputies. a man who was standing nearby was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. no deputies were injured in the gun fire. the hostage is a bit shaken up. reportedly said to be okay, though. israel is striking dozens of sights in a desperate search to find a soldier. the military released these pictures of troops inside the strip. soldiers ho are moving deeper into gaza as they look for 23- year-old soldier. >> we are determined to sever the tunnels and strike this terrorist organization . we will not be held hostage. >> palestinian group indicated the soldier may have already been dade by air strikes. back in the u.s., congress is showing its support for israel. both the house and senate have approved a quarter billion dollar package to fund israel's iron dome missile defense system. the missiles are credited with shooting down the rockets fired into israel. it will go to president barack obama and he is expected to sign it. there's several events to support each side of the conflict. a rally will be held at the courthouse for gaza and a candle light visual for palestine in concord. a pro israel rally is held at noon tomorrow at civic center plaza in san francisco. one of two american missionaries who came down with the abola virus is scheduled to return to united states for treatment. it's the first time that anyone has been allowed into the country with the virus. the missionary will arrive in a special containment chamber and then be moved to emory university hospital in atlanta, which has one of the most sophisticated isolation units in the country. a second missionary is expected to arrive in a few days. >> we're one of only four institutions in the united states capable of handling patients of this nature. >> officials say both missionaries were infected while working at a hospital in liberia that treats patients. the world help organization says more than 700 people in africa have died in recent months from the outbreak. there's currently no plans to screen passengers returning to the u.s. from africa for the virus because it would be too costly. if an infected person flied to the u.s., two airports have areas where the passengers can be examined and quarantined. good news for travelers gearing up for a trip overseas, delta airlines is allowing passengers to switch on their electronic devices during takeoff and landings on international flights. last year, the carrier was one of the first to allow passengers to use electronics throughout their flight. united, jet blue and other major airlines lifted the ban when the planes are below 10,000 feet. the fcc is considering a plan to allow cell phone calls on planes. it's the open of levi stadium, and 40-50,000 in the stadium tonight. >> you're right. it will be approximate a nice evening in san jose and we have the soul fest and this morning we're waking up with a mix of clouds out there. along the bay, low clouds. and you can see some over here. these clouds are associated with the pattern switch coming our way. there's a weak trough off the pacific and it's increasing the south westerly flow. it's also bringing in mid and high level clouds. this is going on this morning as we get into the afternoon, we may have the high clouds continuing to string through. it shouldn't be a big deal but more so, it should bring us cooler weather. as we get into the second half of the weekend, temperatures will continue to fall. the biggest drop will come tomorrow. mix of clouds and fog this morning, along the coast, and viz red light could be down a bit the if you're thinking about an early morning drive. there was a mild visibility reported earlier this morning in santa rosa. in the second half of the morning and into the afternoon we will be mostly sunny. we're going to be hot inland just not as hot as yesterday. temperatures right now, 61 san francisco. 60 in oakland. 62 for liver moore. san jose, checking in at 61 right now. take a look closer to the lunch hour, upper 70s to low 80s. in the afternoon, 84 expected at 2:00. by 5:00 we have hit our peak and we're on our way down. 73-degrees settling into your 8:00. temperatures will be mild to warm around the bay, and in fact, let's take a detailed look at the afternoon highs. santa rosa, 87. clear lake, 98 expected for you. 74 for berkeley. get up over the east bay hills, and it's baking. 96 danville. 97 for liver moore. 86, san jose. we have 87 santa clara. 87 in santa crews. it will be a beautiful day by the water. 71 in san francisco. low 60s, and cloudy up the coast. the extended forecast, bay area weekend always in view. temperatures are falling. we have low 90s by tomorrow for inland. temperatures will take a settle dip on monday and bottoming out on monday and slight rebound in the numbers coming tuesday and midweek wednesday. >> well, congress is leased with the jobs report. congress must act now to keep the momentum going. >> house republicans got together this week and voted to sue me for taking actions on my own. and then they left town for the month without setting a bunch of unfinished business that matters to working families across america. >> president barack obama says he wants congress to pass family friendly bills such as raising the minimum wage and equal pay for equal work. the labor department reports at least 200,000 jobs have been recorded each month for the last 6 months. newly released recordings of clinton speaking hours before the september 11 attacks. what he said about bin laden and why he says he did not kill him when he had the chance. it feels great to see wildlife go back to where it should be. a bob cat back in the wild after being rescued from the side of a highway. his story of recovery and where he is now calling home. . tomorrow, the bay area pays tribute to a mother who lost her 6-year-old son in the sandy hook elementary shooting. to mark the 18th annual international forgiveness day, single mother scarlet louis will be honored tomorrow night. she is one of four people being praised for her nationwide campaign to offer and teach forgiveness. louis tells the independent journal, "if the i didn't forgive, i wouldn't have survived." a whale fossil is now in its new home in a los angeles museum. the fossil was discovered back in 1978, embedded in a 1,000- pound rock. at the time, the national history museum didn't have the resources to dig up the fossil, but then when another rare whale fossil was found in the same area, there was renewed interest. it took ten people, and four hours to get the job done. a bob cat that was rescued by a driver on a side of a highway has been released back into the wild. >> come on. come on, dude. a good samaritan stopped to help after seeing the young male bob cat lying on the side of the road. olga loaded the bob cat in her car and drove to her work with the animal in the trunk. >> i was very nervous. i was high on adrenaline. >> the animal had been hit by a car and needed surgery on its left leg. after two months of he habilitation, the -- rehabilitation, the bob cat was released into open space. >> it feels great to see wildlife go back to where it should be. >> the bob cat is wearing a tag on its ear so its movements can be tracked. coming up next, ucla is working to repair damage left behind by a $20 million water main leak. the plan to replace the season. the levi stadium will host its first sporting event, and the doors will open at 5:30 tonight. we will tell you everything you will need to know about 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inland. but not as hot for most of us as the cooling trend gets underway. we have the low clouds and fog. this morning, along the coastline, and patchy fog and visibility is down to a mile reported in some areas. those clouds will clear back and we will have fog along the coastline for today. up above the low clouds, i am tracking mid and high level clouds that's moved into the bay area. they are are training out as a -- thinning out as i speak. it's a weak trough off the coastline, and that will bring us the cool down. in fact, this morning, fairfield, the gusts have picked up, 22-24 miles per hour. that on shore breeze is cooling us down already. i am seeing temperatures anywhere from 4-6, to 8-degrees below 24 hours ago. fair filed, much cooler than yesterday at this hour. 56 in san francisco. 50 in napa. afternoon highs, low 60s and mostly cloudy along the coast. 77 in oakland. inland, it will be baking once again. but areas like brentwood, trim digit heat yesterday and today you will go to 98. i will see an additional drop in your temperatures for you as i get into sunday. and i will show you that coming up. well, happening today, it's the first ever home game at the time new home of the 49ers. it's a different type of football today. alley rasmus joins us live from san p at that clair with what's in store for fans tonight. >> reporter: 5:30 this evening, the an san jose earthquakes will sound off against the sounders. now the pitch is hours away. but there's still preparations underway. you can see traffic is blocked off on part of the drive here. and they are getting traffic and crowd control underway here ahead of the game. in fact, the hillton inn next to the stadium is preparing for a tail get party later today. we have seen a few cars pulling into the parking lot. the city has been preparing for all of this for a while. maintenance crews are doing last-minute rounds and testing the equipment. and the scoreboard, and the field is making sure the wi-fi works for every single seat. it's just one of the technology features the stadium will have. there will be 100 security guards. there's 40,000 soccer fans expected at the game tonight. once the regular season starts, that will nearly double to 70,000 fans coming to the stadium on game days. san jose earthquakes can draw a crowd but they will be paying their respects to the 49ers during the half time show. >> we have a half time show. it's a tribute to championships, the earthquakes and the 49ers and it will have a lot of photos and exciting highlights of the past championship teams of both clubs. >> now officials are urging fans to take public transit to get to this event because there's already 100 cones set up. one of the lanes of traffic is the only lane you can get to the stadium from here. they have traffic access limited to parts around the stadium. public transit is always a good idea. >> thank you, alley. well, here are some important dates for levi stadium. august 17, 49ers take the field against the broncos for the 49ers first preseason home game. soccer returns to levi on september 6. levi hosts super bowl 50 on february 7, 2016. ucla is sizing up the damage from the water main break. they have decided to replace the floor. the school's basketball and volleyball arena. they will replace the entire floor by the end of october and no regular season games will be effected. other campus facilities were flood when a 30-inch water main ruptured. uvla spent $136 million to upgrade the pavilion two years ago. east bay, drought hot line has calls complaining about neighbors who waste water. >> i can't water my yard, and these people have extremely green grass, and water is running down the gutters. ridiculous amount of water. please, somebody, check this out. >> we have learned drought calls to east bay have gone up 1200% in the last 30 days. it can lead to phone calls reminding home owners about and drought and repeats can have their water shut off. >> some people get a little defensive because they think they are already doing a lot to conserve water. >> east bay is expected to declare a drought emergency and adopt mandatory restrictions at a meeting later this month. forecaster say the state of california set a new record for the average high temperature in the first six months of the year. the average from january to june was 58-degrees. that's proposed a challenge to fire fighters this year and worsened the drought more than 80% of the state, which is experiencing extreme drought. : bay area grape growers say the drought is forcing them to bring in the crop a little earlier. they are still expecting a high quality vintage. they are harvesting two weeks earlier than usual. grape picking began wednesday night and will continue next week. while wineries can't say they are entirely sure, early estimates are that the 2014 year should be a good year. >> the stuff i've tasted coming off the press pan from what we have pressed for sparkling wine, it had good concentration, and good balance of sugar to acidity. so, so far so good. >> the wines from the grapes now being harvested will be on store shelves in two to three years. this year's harvest is expected to end in mid october. a creek has been contaminated by a leaking sewer line. after receiving a number of odor complaints, they tested the water. they famed a broken sewer line 3/4 of a mile away and it was leaking into the creek. park goers found the news disturbing. >> that's a little frightening, and this is a pretty popular park especially with kids and my own kids. so that worries me. the same test failed to spot the con tame nation three days ago. -- contamination three days ago. public works say the creek may be opened as early as tuesday. a man who drove his car onto a sidewalk cafe will have to take a new test order to keep his driver's license. the crash happened earlier this week on university avenue during the busy lunch hour. the police say the driver is in his 90s and must take an emergency retest if he wants to keep driving. five people were injured in the crash. police are hoping new video will help them find a robbery suspect. this video was taken tuesday night at the chevron station on bird avenue in san jose. a man wearing a black beanny and long black jacket robbed four people with the assault rifle. he should be considered dangerous, and anyone with information about this case is asked to call police. city colleges of san francisco may have a chance at achieving restoration status. san francisco examiner reports the commission has laid out the next steps for city college to restore its status to achieve restoration, and they must submit a self-e vag weigh report by october 15 and under go a new evaluation. and they will visit the school november 16, and then decide whether or not to grant restoration status no later than january. two tech shuttle buses were blocked by people protesting the ellis act evictions. protesters say people on fixed incomes are bearing the front of the evictions and say in the past three years, almost 70% of no fault evictions were within four blocks of private tech bus stops. >> it's becoming a moe know culture. it's like they clear cut the rain forest and plant palm oil trees. it doesn't work. >> yesterday was also the first day that tech shuttle buses began paying a fee of $3.55. protesters say it's not enough. shuttle buses run by companies by apple and google and shows the changing demographic. : we're learning about bumps in the road for the san francisco marathon. an app was supposed to allow family and friends to track runner and didn't work. water was unavailable at some parts of the course and it was confusion about the winner of the woman's half marathon. phony tickets continue to show up at the box office county fair since opening a week ago. more than $10,000 worth of fake tickets have been collected. fair management says whoever created them did a good job. the covent fit tickets look close to the real ones. the scammers turned to the internet to amp up the sales. >> craigs list, facebook, it was a big part of this. they were selling them on those different social medias. they were standing in parking lots across the street from the fair too. >> fair management decided to help out and anyone who shows up with the phony tickets will be offed a by one get one free wristband and it will be open for another week. time now is 8:41. and coming up, two separate crashes in 7 minutes. the key role police say video will play in determining what led to the 40 passengers being hurt. social media is connecting with the wedding industry. but that could mean bad news for couples hoping to stick to a budget. a cool down is shaping up for your bay area weekend and i will have the day-to-day account for this new trend coming up. . in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, united states did things that were wrong and crossed the line. but he says it's important to remember how horrified americans were after the attacks as comments come after a senate investigation into the cia's interrogation techniques. a report on that investigation is expected to be released in the next few weeks. a recording of former president bill clinton talking about almost killing bid laden is now public. he made the comments on september 10, 2001, hours before the planes used in the september 11 attacked were hijacked. >> i could have killed him. but i would have had to destroy a town in afghanistan and kill 300 innocent women and children, and i would have been no better than him. so i didn't do it. >> the u.s. was after bin adden get because he was believed to have been the master mind in the bombings in 1998. u.s. special forces killed bin laden ten years after clinton's comments, during a raid in pakistan. two weeks after a plane was shot down in ukraine, an international team arrived at the crash sight and is recovering the victims. they paused for a moment after silence after reaching the sight and began searched 14 square miles. world leaders including president barack obama has accuseded militants of russia of shooting down the plane. >> we are on a very special place, and a very special time on this field of remembrance. a lot of grief is attached to this place. >> 298 people were killed when the plane was shot down. a third of the victims have not been recovered. president barack obama is speaking out against the border security bill passed by the house of representatives and allocate $694 million emergency funding. president barack obama says it will not resolve the immigration crisis and accused house of representatives of passing it for show. house republicans and senate democrats are at odds over how to address the flood of children immigrants. antiimmigration protesters are marching from southern california to texas. the call for action on the border of crisis, demonstrators plan to walk for 9 days before arrived in texas. several protests have blocked the path of buses carrying immigrants. california inmates are being rewarded for good behavior with the chance to play music. >> [music playing]. >> it is part f a rehabilitation program for inmates at the state prison. many of the inmates have been in prison for decades and many will never leave. the state-response supported program allows for level 2 inmates to play if they have been on good behavior since entering prison. social media wedding planners say twitter and pin tryst are giving brides ideas to turn their cozy weddings into budget busters. when they get caught up in the hype, it's difficult to manage the expectations. most of the time they want to recreate moments lived by their favorite celebrities. >> it is challenging. >> some ranch owners say thanks to this photo posted on pinterest, rustic weddings have made a comeback. the extra revenue have come in handy. some people say there's an art to capturing the perfect sell if i, and they are return turned into art. the palmer museum in alaska is asking people to take a selfie and send them in. she wants people to focus on the emotions behind the picture. i don't know what that means. >> whatever works. >> [laughter]. >> i just snap it. >> think about how you're feeling. rose mary, how are you feeling in a selfie? >> i am happy when it's not blurry. >> [laughter]. >> we have a break in the heat coming our way. for the inland community, i don't think it will be enough today. first things first, how about a look outside this morning? mid and high level clouds this morning. isn't that a gorgeous shot? i will show you where the clouds are coming from. it has to do with the trough setting up off the coastline, and it has to do with the cooling trend. here's the snapshot for you. you can see the clouds coming in in direction. -- in this direction. today, mostly sunny. away from the coastline, ridge of high pressure breaking down a bit. the trough along the coastline will bring back the on shore breeze and strengthening as i speak. temperatures are cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. fair filed, 67-degrees. 66 in walnut creek. a very mild start to the day. these numbers are several degrees from yesterday's temperatures at this hour. mid 50s half moon bay. fog along the coastline. mid 60s in santa row say. 63 for you in foster city. one last shift, mid 60s for sunnyvale. so as we get into the afternoon today, temperatures will be warm, but not as hot as we have been. 87 in santa rosa expected for today. 87 in nevada. for many of us, it will be 3-6- degree-drop today. yesterday, you warmed into the low 90s, so you will feel a difference in your neighborhood. 97 in liver moore. a hot day still but yesterday you hit 102. so that's an improvement there. 97 morgan hill. 97 in gill roy. 90 for saratoga. peninsula, 85. 71 in san francisco. if you just can't stand the heat, head to the coast, 62- degrees this afternoon in pacifica. the extended forecast here, there is the better drop in temperatures coming our way. in time for the second half of the weekend for the inland communities. low 90s in the forecast. we won't stop there. they continue to fall monday and then a slight bump and return for the numbers coming tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. coming up at 9:15, the conflict in the middle east continues with dozens of strikes. the person the israel military says is at the center of their attack. t-shirt give away as one of the team's new players prepares to take the mound. female announcer: right now, at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable and satellite bills... pay-tv providers don't like that. they're pushing washington to change the rules and cripple free tv call congress. tell them to stand up for sixty million americans... ...and stand up to pay-tv providers don't mess with free tv . well, the state legislature is expected to hold a hearing this monday on a bill to create a diaper assistant program. it would create a fist of a its kind program in its nation, and cost more than $100 million a year, and designed to help families on welfare afford diapers. the sale of google barge is raising questions about a second barge. the barge was sent to stockton after get august cold reshippings in san francisco. the word is it was sold to a salvage company. it's not clear if the stockton barge will have the same fate. it's original vision was to turn spite floating retail stores. the oakland a's were shut out at home against the royals. gray looking sharp last night. he struck out 7 in 7 innings. his one mistake was with one out. solo shot to right center. and royals win 1-0. oakland wins one game over the angels. a's will still hand out 10,000- t-shirts even though he's traded. lester will be making his first start for oakland today. the giants start august with the 10-game road trip, with new york being the first stop. hunter pence finds the gap in right center. crawford scores. he comes around to score. and pence had 3 rbi's on the night. 660 in his career. and i wonder if he remembers his first. there he is, matt duffy just called up from double a. he gets his first big league rbi in the 7th. and put the ball on the mantle. giants win 5-1. football experts say the upcoming season may help determine jim's coaching future with the 49ers. they have agreed to table negotiations until after the season. he's starting the 4th year of a 5 year deal, which pays him $5 million a year. he wants to wait to cash in on a better deal when he wins the super bowl. if he doesn't within this season, they will continue to play hardball over money, and that could open the door for another team to try to get him, like cleveland brown tried to do last season. police are looking for a man who shot one person, and possibly kidnapped another. the new information we're getting about the suspect and what the family says about the girl that's allegely with him. an iraq war veteran speaking out about the rehire of a police officer that left him injured. that's coming up. . another innocent victim of a stray bullet in oakland. the information we've learned about a 13-year-old girl wounded while going to the convenience store. >> lot of hollering and pushing across the street. >> dozens of passengers injured in accidents just minutes apart. the investigation into who was at fault. >> levi's stadium opens its doors for its first major sporting event. preparations under way and the reason why 40,000 fans are expected to come here tonight. mornings on 2 continues. . good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. let's check in with rosemary for a quick look at the saturday forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. happy saturday. how about a beautiful view over mount diablo this morning. mostly sunny skies, but a few high level clouds out our doors this morning, over parts of the east bay, around the bay, along the coast, joined by low clouds and fog once again. but those high clouds are associated with the trough off the coastline that is bringing us a stronger onshore breeze. in fairfield, 22 miles per hour, gusting to 28. that's quite robust there. so the cool pacific air is moving in. as a result, our temperatures are coming down for your afternoon. could be just a slight drop for today, a bigger one tomorrow, but even at this hour, i'm seeing temperatures anywhere from 3 to 6 to 8 degrees below where we were 24 hours ago. 64 in fairfield. 67 in antioch. 66 in livermore, especially over parts of the east bay. again, anywhere from 3 to 6 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. 58 in napa, 56 in santa rosa. waking up with low clouds, even the patchy fog. let's compare some of these numbers for you into the afternoon. so far inland communities going from 102 to 98 in antioch for today, so still very hot in your neighborhood. just not as hot. at least we're going in the right direction. as we get into the second half of the day, again, many of us will begin to feel that drop in the temperatures with a bigger one coming tomorrow. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs around the region for today and the extended forecast, coming up. . new this morning, police in hollister are looking for a suspect in a shooting and say he may have a 20-year-old woman with him who is being held against her will. police are looking for 20-year- old jose barajas in connection with a shooting last night. they believe 20-year-old vanessa florez may be with him. family members tell ktvu she was kidnapped and used to date barajas. if the you have any information about florez' whereabouts, call 911. san jose police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. it happened about 1:30 this morning on monterey road and eden view drive. police say a man was shot at least once while walking to a 7- eleven and died at the scene. officers have not released information about a suspect or possible motive. a 13-year-old girl is recovering after getting hit by a stray bullet while shopping with her younger brother in oakland. the siblings were inside the hunts berry market around 10:40 last night. the boy told police he immediately ducked after hearing gunshots. when he heard more gunfire, he says his sister said, i've been shot. she was taken to oakland children's hospital with a gunshot wound to the shoulder. police have not made any arrests yet and it is unclear who was the intended target. a 55-year-old man in sonoma county is under arrest this morning, accused of stabbing his own father. the press democrat took this photo of a s.w.a.t. operation going on last night. investigators tell the paper the suspect, hector gustavo stabbed his father, then ran into a home on mission drive, barricading himself nearly seven hours. s.w.a.t. officers broke in and arrested him. the father's injuries are not life threatening. surveillance video will likely play a key role in the investigations into two separate muni crashes that injured 40 passengers. the first crash involved a 38 bus that rear ended a dump truck near japan town. the second accident happened on third street and ennis in the bay district. a muni t-line train collided with a big rig. surveillance video, watch at the top of the screen, you can see it captured the crash from a nearby auto shop. police believe the 18-wheeler made an illegal left turn into the path of the light rail, knocking it off the track. it was like an earthquake. the brick stopped. you know how when bricks clap? everybody just rocked. >> in the 38 gary bus crash, the driver tried to avoid hitting one dump truck and ended up ramming another one instead. the windshield of the bus, as you see, is smashed. muni investigators are reviewing surveillance footage from bus cameras to try to figure out what happened. ktvu has learned the bus driver, who was not hurt, has been with muni for about three years. in accordance with standard muni protocol was tested for alcohol and drugs after the crash. 20 people were hurt in each accident. the number of victims was high enough to trigger the city's emergency management procedures. an alert was sent to seven area hospitals, including san francisco general, california pacific medical center, and st. mary's. while some of the victims were treated at the scene, other victims did have to be taken to hospitals. most of the injuries are minor to moderate. but there is at least one bus passenger whose injuries are said to be serious. >> san francisco emergency management notifies hospital when there's a major incident so we're on alert that we could have patients coming in. >> all the passengers in each crash are expected to be okay. the two accidents, though, tied up traffic for hours. in the south bay, the santa clara valley transportation authority is trying to figure out what sparked a fire on one of its buses. a twitter user sent us pictures of the vta bus. it was headed to the maintenance yard when the driver noticed smoke, pulled over on highway 101 in south san jose, and then those flames started sparking a small vegetation fire alongside the road. the driver wasn't hurt. happening today, the first sporting event at levi's stadium in santa clara. while the soccer match is still hours away, there is already excitement around the billion dollar sports palace. ktvu's allie rasmus is live outside levi's stadium with a look at what fans have to look forward to tonight. allie? >> reporter: the san jose earthquakes will face-off against the seattle sounders this evening. they start practicing at 5:30 and then kickoff is at 7:30. even though it's a soccer game, it is, as you mentioned, the first major sporting event to happen at levi's stadium. kickoff is still hours away, but game day preparations are already under way. traffic wise, you can see they have set up several cones here that they have blocked off the area, as cars are turned around at the intersection by police. businesses in the area near the convention center and stadium are waiting for the crowds to descend on the area. in fact, this hilton hotel is going to be hosting a tailgate for some of the people staying here because of the events happening this evening here at levi's stadium. maintenance crews, engineers, operations officials have been doing last-minute rounds at the stadium. yesterday, they were testing the equipment, the scoreboard, checking the field, making sure the wi-fi works in the stadium. santa clara police department is also bringing in 100 part- time police officers from other cities to work security and do drunk driving patrols in the area. there are 40,000 soccer fans expected here tonight. we talked to one man coming to the game tonight who admits he's not a huge soccer fan, but he says he wanted to be the first of his friends to check out the new stadium. >> one of the key things today is going to the soccer game to check out the new stadium. >> we're not going to see soccer? >> no, no, we like soccer, but we really like the new stadium. even the planter boxes are nice! i don't know if you've seen them, but everything on the stadium is pretty amazing. >> reporter: once the 49ers' regular season begins, you can expect about 70,000 fans coming to the stadium on game days. officials are urging people to take public transit to get to this event and future games at levi's stadium. speaking of future games, the 49ers take the field at levi's stadium august 17 in a preseason game against the denver broncos. soccer returns to levi's on september 6 when mexico plays chile. reminder for the future, levi's stadium hopes super bowl 50 on february 7, 2016. live in santa clara, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. and high school football players will also have a chance to test out the field on august 29th, a friday night lights doubleheader. manteca high will take on wilcox high and jesuit high out of sacramento will kickoff against power house de la salle. two platforms at the bart station in daly city will be closed today and team for maintenance. bart will only use one track between the balboa park and colma stations, also one service between 24th and daly city stations. the improvements include replacing platform edge tiles, performing preventive maintenance and addressing issues with the tracks. bart officials say riders heading to san francisco and beyond should board a fremont- bound train and transfer at the mcarthur station. this week, construction crews will start putting smart signs along interstate 80. the first sign will be installed on tuesday in richmond. more signs will go up over the next few months. according to the contra costa times, once those signs are turned on next year, the signs will flash information about traffic accidents, blocked lanes, and travel times. the installation will require some nighttime lane closures. signs are part of an $80 million smartcore dorr project. an iraq war veteran who suffered brain damage at an occupy protest in oakland is speaking out about a decision to reinstate an officer who was fired after that protest. [ screaming ] >> fred olson says he's outraged by an arbitrator's ruling that requires the officer to be rehired and receive back pay. the city of oakland has agreed to pay olson $4.5 million to settle a federal lawsuit over the incident in which he was involved. >> throwing a grenade at people who are trying to help an injured person is one of the most malicious things you can do. >> rauch says he was following orders to break up the protest. the officer is now the assistant chief of the oakland police department. coming up in 20 minutes, scam artists hitting fans of the sonoma county fair. what you should watch out for and how the fair is responding. >> live pictures from georgia. you're looking at a motorcade that is transporting an american who contracted the ebola virus in africa. the effort under way to get him moved to that hospital. >> a break in the heat is on the way. i'll have a detailed look at the numbers for today and how low i expect we'll go with this new trend, coming up. bulldog: oooh! bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters . a parolee who was holding a woman hostage in southern california at a home has been killed by los angeles county sheriff deputies. deputies say the 24-year-old was shot when they stormed into the house early this morning. the deadly stand-off began about 5:30 last night and lasted nearly eight hours. authorities say at some point, the man did exchange fire with the deputies. a man who was standing nearby was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. no deputies were injured in the gunfire. the hostage is a bit shaken up, but appears to be okay. dangerous thunderstorms are expected to hit the los angeles area again this weekend, raising the risk and concern about lightning strikes. the warning about severe weather comes a week after more than 1400 lightning strikes jolted southern california last weekend when a rare summer storm moved through that area. a 20-year-old man was killed and 13 more people were hurt after being struck by lightning a venice beach. officials are asking people to stay inside or in their cars during that severe weather and to expect brief and heavy downpours. happening now, one of two american missionaries who contracted the ebola virus in africa has returned to the u.s. for treatment. these are live pictures of the ambulance carrying dr. kent brantley to the hospital in atlanta. a plane carrying brantley landed within the past 20 minutes at daubins air force base in marietta, georgia. it is the first time anyone with the ebola virus has been allowed into the country. the missionary was flown in a special containment chamber created by the centers for disease control and it will be moved to emery university hospital in atlanta, as we showed you in the live pictures. that hospital has one of the most sophisticated isolation units in the country. now, a second missionary who also has ebola is scheduled to arrive in the u.s. in a few days. >> we are one of only four institutions in the united states capable of handling patients of this nature. >> officials say both missionaries were infected while working at a hospital in liberia that treats ebola patients. the world health organization says more than 700 people in africa have died in recent months from the ebola outbreak. there are currently no plans to screen passengers returning to the u.s. from africa for the ebola virus because officials say it would just be too costly. but officials say if an infected person did fly to the u.s., two dozen airports have areas where passengers can be quarantined and examined. u.s. health officials are asking americans to avoid nonessential travel to guinea, liberia and sierra leone, the countries hardest hit by the outbreak. good news for travelers who may be gearing up for a trip overseas. delta air lines is now going to allow passengers to switch on those electronic devices during take-off and landing on international flights. last year, the carrier was one of the first to allow passengers on domestic flights to use electronics throughout the entire flight. united, american, jetblue and other major airlines have since lifted the ban on using electronic devices when those planes are below 10,000 feet. the fcc is also considering a plan to allow cell phone calls on planes. time now, 9:17. let's check in with rosemary and see how we're looking. fog pulling back at all? >> slowly retreating, yes. we still have plenty of cloud cover out there, low clouds, fog, mid and high level clouds. in fact, let's start with the view of those clouds. these associated with a weak trough off the coastline that is also bringing us a stronger onshore breeze this morning. that onshore breeze is going to lead to a cooldown. already seeing it at this hour. we'll take a look at the satellite view, put on the water vapor to give us a better idea of the circulation in the atmosphere. you can see where those clouds are coming from. this is a 12-hour time lapse. you can see how they are moving into the bay. they are thinning out some. as you get into the afternoon, you may notice some coming your way. the bigger impact of this trough off the coastline is going to be the cooldown coming our way. today, it will be a minor drop. bigger drop comes on sunday. the mix of clouds and fog up along the coastline. for the coast, another cloudy one. it will begin to burn off today, mostly sunny skies around the bay and inland communities for the afternoon. still hot inland, not quite as hot. triple-digit heat for some south florida our far inland communities yesterday. today, we'll be dropping out of the 100s. 67 right now in antioch. let's check in on antioch, because some of our inland east bay locations see some of the hottest weather in the afternoon. want to see if this will work. no, not going to budge. 66 in livermore. how about one more try. am i going to win out? sure am. as we get into the afternoon by lunchtime, 86 degrees expected. then we'll be in the 90s for the second half of the even. 94 degrees at 4:00. we'll top out about 97, so we get into the 6:00 hour, still a warm one. 88 degrees. then 74, so a nice summer evening coming your way. 74 degrees at 9:00 in the evening. 63 degrees right now in mountain view. 62 san jose. 63 san francisco. still trailing behind over parts of the north bay, 58 in napa, 56 in santa rosa. let's get to the afternoon highs if you'll be out and about, needing the sun block and water once again in areas like napa, 87 for you. by the water along the waterfront in sausalito, as well as tiburon, low to mid-70s in the forecast. going to be a beautiful day for you. alameda for the afternoon, 75. 77 in oakland, if you're thinking about heading out to the a's game or the art and soul fest going on there. 96 danville. 97 in livermore. so a very hot one once again for inland cities. 97 morgan hill. if you're inland, maybe think about an afternoon movie where it's nice and cool inside. 84 redwood city. 80 san mateo. 71 in san francisco. cloudy and cool at the coast once again. your bay area weekend always in view, showing you temperatures will continue to cool getting into the second half. low 90s in the forecast for inland communities. upper 80s by monday. and that's where we will bottom out. temperatures begin to rebound a bit on tuesday and wednesday, but little change in the forecast. upper 80s to low 90s for inland communities. low to mid-70s around the bay. low 60s along the shore. back to the desk. israel is striking dozens of sites in gaza this morning in a desperate search to find a soldier believed to have been captured by hamas. the israeli military released pictures of troops inside the gaza strip. soldiers are moving deeper into gaza as they look for a 23-year- old lieutenant who may have been abducted by militant fighters. >> we are determined to bring back our boy. we are determined to sever those tunnels and determined to strike this terrorist organization. we will not be held hostage. >> but a palestinian militant group has indicated that the israeli soldier may already be dead. the group posted on its website that israeli air strikes may have killed the soldier and says people may have assumed that he's being held hostage. back here in the u.s., congress is showing its support for israel. both the house and senate have overwhelmingly approved a quarter billion dollar package that will fund israel's iron dome missile defense system. the missles are credited with shooting down hamas rockets fired into israel. the legislation now goes to president obama. he is expected to sign it. there are several events this weekend in the bay area to support each side of the mideast conflict. a rally will be held at the santa rosa courthouse at 1:00 this afternoon. there is a candlelight vigil for palestine starting at 7:00 tonight at santos plaza in concord. a pro israel rally will be held at noon tomorrow at civic center plaza in san francisco. supporters willmar down market street to justin herman plaza. coming up at 9:45, a new development at the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. a group that has now arrived on scene after being held off by heavy gunfire and bombing. >> and humpback whales feeding close to shore. the reason officials say being hit by one is comparable to being hit by a freight train. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. . a contra costa county man is $750,000 richer this morning. the 26-year-old man bought a winning bonus cross word scratcher ticket at danville wine and liquor. he told lottery officials he plans to buy a new car and put the rest of the money in the bank. a whale fossil believed to be 14 to 17 million years old is now in its new home in a los angeles museum. that fossil was originally discovered back in 1978, embedded in a 1000-pound rock. at the time, the natural history museum of los angeles didn't have the resources to dig it up, but then when another whaig fossil was found earlier this year in the same area, there was renewed interest. it took a team of 10 people about four hours to get the job done. boaters on monterey bay are being warned to keep their distance from humpback whales feeding close to shore. people who are too close are putting themselves at risk. an adult humpback whale can weigh about 150,000 pounds and they sometimes travel in groups of three or more. marine officials say being struck by one is comparable to getting hit by a freight train. they recommend staying at least 100 yards away from the whales. a wildlife rehab center in morgan hill so going to great lengths to rescue bob cats. workers are wearing bob cat costumes to reduce contact with the animals so they can be released back into the wild. >> that little guy is not happy. more than 40 bobcats have been rescued by the center in morgan hill. wildlife experts say rescues have been on the rise because the bobcats are struggling to find food and water in these drought conditions. a bobcat that was rescued by a driver on an east bay highway has been released back into the wild. >> come on, come on, dude! >> a good samaritan stopped to help after seeing the young male bobcat lying on the side of the roadway along highway 84. olga silca loaded the bobcat in her prius and drove to her work with the animal in her drunk. >> i was very nervous. i was kind of high on adrenaline. >> well, the animal had been hit by a car and needed surgery on its left leg. after two months of rehabilitation, the bobcat was finally released yesterday into open space near san ramon. >> feels great to see wildlife go back to where it should be. >> the bobcat is wearing a tag on its ear so its movements can now be tracked. up next, 80 million gallons of water spilled onto the campus of ucla. the plan to repair part of the school that underwent a multimillion dollar renovation. >> a previous test to catch a leak failed to spot it. >> joined by clouds and fog this morning. by afternoon, mostly sunny away from the coast and a cooldown to speak of. i'll detail it for you, coming up. it is a big day for the future home of the 49ers. the team that will be the first to take the field and how the city of santa clara is preparing for the big crowds expected and the traffic jams that always come, too. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. we'll go live to levi's stadium in a bit, but first, let's say hello to rosemary. >> good morning to you. happy saturday! gray skies to start the day, around oakland, along the coastline, but as you go inland, mostly sunny skies in areas like antioch and brentwood. tracking an onshore breeze that has strengthened over the last 12 hours or so in the overnight hours, gusts picking up, and that's what we're looking at right now. gust of 28 miles per hour at travis, so pumping some cool air into and through the delta, this is going to help lead to the cooldown we were talking about this morning. temperatures right now, already down from 24 hours ago, in areas like fairfield, concord. antioch at 67 degrees, mostly sunny skies. 66 in livermore. those with the sunshine leading the pack, many of us in the 50s still. 56 san francisco. gray skies, 57 half moon bay. partly to mostly cloudy skies over parts of the north bay. 58 in napa. shifting inland, we'll take a peek at some of the numbers, areas like brentwood. 70 degrees right now. 65 in pittsburgh. 70 for san ramon. mid-60s lafayette. low 60s in orinda. for the afternoon today, temperatures are falling off, still going to be hot, just not as bad as yesterday for inland cities. 98 for antioch today. 97 in livermore. 97 morgan hill. closer to the bay, definitely more comfortable here. 77 in oakland. 84 redwood city. 62 in pacifica with mostly cloudy skies in store for today. temperatures take a minor drop today, a bigger one coming tomorrow. i'll have a look at the extended forecast, coming up. . happening today, we are exactly 10 hours away from the first-ever sporting event to be held at levi's stadium. we've been following this story for years, from the start of the idea to the ground-breaking to today's match. allie rasmus is live for us outside levi's stadium this morning, where there's already action right now. allie? >> reporter: that's right. streets are already closed off. we're near centennial, where you can see over 100 cones blocking off driving access here. all morning, we watched santa clara police turn cars around, all these cars here, turning around because it's one of the access points to the stadium that is closed to vehicle traffic. the san jose earthquakes will take on the seattle sounders at 7:30 tonight at levi's stadium. even those who aren't huge soccer fans are coming because they want to get a look at the brand-new stadium. operations officials and crews did their last rounds at the stadium, testing equipment, scoreboard, checking the field, making sure the wi-fi access to every single seat in the stadium works. when it comes to security, santa clara police have hired an extra 100 officers from other departments to help do patrols in the area and look out for drunk drivers. 40,000 soccer fans are expected here tonight, although we talked to one so-called soccer fan coming to the game. he admitted he's not a huge soccer fan, but he definitely wanted to be at this game because he wanted to be the first of his friends to check out the new stadium. >> wow! everything on the stadium is pretty amazing. >> you want to see all the bells and whistles? >> i do. i'm excited! i'm a steeler fan, but i want to come down and watch a couple 49er games. >> reporter: once the 49ers' regular season begins, you can expect about 70,000 fans coming here on game days. officials are urging people to take public transit to get to this event and future games at levi's stadium. speaking of future games, here's a look at what's ahead. 49ers take the field on august 17th in a preseason game against the denver broncos. soccer returns to levi's on september 6 when mexico plays chile. a reminder for the future, levi's stadium hosts super bowl 50 on february 7th of 2016. so after today's big debut, city and stadium officials will have a chance to review how things went and make any changes ahead of those other games happening later this month. live in santa clara, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. and some high school football players will also get the chance toe play on the same field as those heroes. how cool is that? august 29th, levis stadium will host a friday night's doubleheader. manteca will take on wilcox high and jesuit high out of sacramento will kickoff against power house de la salle. ucla is just beginning to size up the damage from tuesday's massive water main break. university administrators have decided to replace the floor at pauley pavillion. ucla will replace the floor by the end of october and says no regular season games will be affected. the court, two parking structures and other campus facilities were flooded when two lines burst on nearby sunset boulevard. ucla had just spent $136 million to upgrade pauley pavillion two years ago. an east bay drought hotline has been inundated with calls from people complaining about neighbors who waste water. >> i can't water my yard and these people have extremely green grass and water is running down the gutters. a ridiculous amount of water. please, somebody, check this out! >> ktvu has learned drought calls to east bay mud have gone up 1200% in just the past 30 days. complaints to the hotline can lead to phone calls reminding homeowners about the drought and even inspections. repeat water wasters can be forced to install flow restrictors or even have their water shut off. >> some people get a little defensive because they think they are already doing a lot to conserve water. >> east bay mud is expected to declare a drought emergency and adopt mandatory restrictions at a meeting later this month. california may not get a break from drought conditions any time soon. forecasters say a state -- the state set a new record for the average high temperature in the first six months of the year. the average temp in california from january to june was 58 degrees. that's posed a challenge for firefighters who have battled more than 3600 fires this year. more than 80% of the state is experiencing extreme drought. well, bay area grape growers say the drought is forcing them to bring in the crop a little early. but despite the dry weather, they are still expecting a high quality vintage. jay vineyards has already started harvesting there, two weeks earlier than usual. grape picking began wednesday night and is expected to continue next week. wineries say they can't be entirely sure, but early estimates predict the 2014 year will still be a very good year. >> the stuff that i've tasted coming off of the press pan from what we have pressed for sparkling wine has had good concentration, good balance of sugar to acidity, so far, so good. >> the wines and the grapes being harvested will be on store shelves in two to three years. this year's harvest is expected to end in mid-october. well, crews are working to clean a creek in san mateo that's been contaminated by a leaking sewer line. yesterday, signs were put up at laurel wood park warning people to stay out of the creek. the deputy director of environmental services says after receiving a number of complaints, they tested the water. crews found a broken sewer line three quarters of a mile away and says it was leaking into the creek. park goers say they found that news disturbing. >> that's a little frightening and this is a pretty popular park, especially with kids and my own kids. that worries me. >> the same test was conducted three days ago, but failed to spot the contamination. nearby residents are asking the city to rethink its testing protocols. public works says the creek may be reopened to the public as early as tuesday. an elderly man who drove his car onto the sidewalk into a palo alto cafe will have to take a new test in order to keep his license. the crash happened this week on university avenue during the busy lunch hour. the driver is in his nineties and police say he must take an emergency retest at the department of motor vehicles if he wants to keep driving. five people were injured in that crash. san jose police are hoping new surveillance video will help them find a robbery suspect. this surveillance video was taken tuesday night at the chevron station on bird avenue in san jose. police say a man wearing a black beanie and long black jacket pulled out an assault rifle and robbed four people working at the station. police say he should be considered quite dangerous. anyone with information about this case is asked to call police. new developments in the molestation case of a teacher is under way now. last night, martin's defense attorney told us 34 of the 150 counts have been dropped. the former teacher has maintained physical contact with students was not sexual. closing arguments are scheduled for monday. city college of san francisco may still have a chance of achieving restoration status. the san francisco examiner reports the commission that voted last summer to revoke the school's accreditation has now laid out the next steps for the city to restore its status. to achieve restoration, the college must submit a self evaluation report by october 15th and undergo a new evaluation. an evaluation team would visit the school the week of november 16th. then the commission would decide whether to grant restoration status no later than january. a home sharing website is launching a campaign to modify san francisco housing laws. the the "new york times" reports air b & b is calling the initiative fair to share san francisco. the website teamed up with other home sharing advocates to get as many people as possible to sign a petition. it calls for the city to change outdated housing laws. right now, city residents are not allowed to sublease their apartments and homes for fewer than 30 days. we are learning about bumps in the road for the san francisco marathon. the san francisco chronicle reports an app that was supposed to allow family and friends to track runners didn't work. water was unavailable at some parts of the course and there was also confusion about the winner of the women's half marathon. marathon organizers say they admit, water was late arriving to some locations and that a mistake was made in posting the original times for the women's half marathon. phony tickets continue to show up at the box office at the sonoma county fair. since opening a little more than a week ago, more than $10,000 worth of fake tickets have been collected. fair management says whoever created them did a good job. they say the counterfeit tickets look very close to the real tickets. according to fair management, the scammers turned to the internet to amp up sales. >> facebook, craigslist were big, selling on those types of media. they were also standing in parking lots across the street from the fair. >> fair management has decided to help out anyone affected by the scam. anyone who shows up with phony tickets is going to be offered a chance to buy one, get one free wrist band. the sonoma county fair will be open for another week. coming up next, new comments about how close former president clinton came to capturing and killing osama bin laden. >> and they were made just hours before hijackers took over the planes that were crashed into the world trade center. >> and in just about 15 minutes, your wedding is supposed to be one of the halfiest -- happiest days of your life, but now to inspiration on social media, it's quickly becoming more than people can afford. >> and a break in the weekend forecast. i'll transition the cooler weather pattern, coming up. . president obama is speaking out against border security bill passed by the house of representatives. the bill would allocate $694 million in emergency funding for border security. president obama says it will not resolve the immigration crisis and accused house republicans of passing it for show. house republicans and senate democrats are at odds over how to address a flood of children from central america who have been caught crossing the border to escape violence in their home countries. antiimmigration protesters are marching from southern california to texas to call for action on the border crisis. demonstrators left marietta yesterday and plan to walk for nine days before arriving at mcallen, texas. marietta has also seen several protests blocking the path of transport vehicles. two weeks after a malaysia airlines plane was shot down in ukraine, an international team has finally arrived at the crash site, starting the process of recovering victims. recovery workers paused for a moment of silence after reaching the site and then began searching through the debris field that stretches 14 square miles. world leaders, including president obama, have accused militants loyal to russia of shooting down that plane. militants still control the area, but are allowing international observers to access that site while a cease- fire is in place. >> we are on a very special place and in a very special time on this field of remembrance. lot of grief is attached to this place. >> 298 people were killed when the plane was shot down, including several prominent aids researchers. a third of the victims have not been recovered. president obama has revealed after 9/11 some cia agents used torture during their interrogations. he says in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the united states did things that were wrong and crossed the line. but he says it's important to remember how horrified americans were after the attacks. his comments come after senate investigation into the cia's interrogation techniques. a report on that investigation is expected to be released in the next few weeks. a recording of former president bill clinton talking about almost killing osama bin laden is now public. president clinton made the comments on september 10th, 2001, just hours before the planes used in the september 11th attacks were hijacked. >> and i could have gotten, i could have killed him, but i would have had to destroy a little town called kandahar in afghanistan, killed 300 innocent women and children. i would have been no better than him. so i didn't do it. >> the u.s. was after bin laden at the time because he was believed to have been the mastermind behind the bombings at the american embassies in tanzania and kenya in 1998. u.s. special forces killed osama bin laden 10 years after president clinton's comments. he died on may 1st, 2011 during a raid in pakistan. your time now, 9:47. we're going to head over to rosemary and see how the day is shaping up for us. we know it's going to be hot, hot, hot today, but is it still a little gray? >> it's still gray out there, not quite as hot for inland communities. i have facebook friends and people tweeting me going, i can't take the heat much longer! we are headed in the right direction. giving you a live look here at a few high, midlevel clouds out there this morning, these clouds associated with a trough off the coast, bringing us the cooldown. onshore breeze has strengthened in the last 12 hours. we'll get to that in a moment, but the low clouds, fog are back along the coast, inside the bay, fairly widespread into our coastal valleys this morning. here's sort of a still shot of what's going on. those high clouds thinning out over the course of the morning, left with mostly sunny skies for your afternoon, away from the coast. at the coast, going to be another gray day and a cool one. temperatures in the 90s, well into the mid to upper 90s, but some of our inland cities yesterday got up above 100. i don't expect we'll see that today. mid-70s to 80s. along the coast, cloudy and cool. the ridge of high pressure bringing us that heat is going to ease up just a little bit and that trough along the coastline, again, already making an impact us on. the onshore breeze through fairfield gusting to 28 miles per hour, pumping cool air through the delta and, again, as a result, our afternoon highs will be coming down. today, a minor drop, a bigger drop coming for the second half of your weekend. if you're going to be outdoors, maybe wait until sunday afternoon if you have the choice. 67 in antioch right now. 64 in fairfield. 66 in livermore. around the bay, temperatures are climbing as well. 60 in oakland. 62 redwood city. 56 in san francisco. still holding at 57 in half moon bay. been there all morning long. over parts of the north bay, cloudy conditions remain. temperatures have been steady. 56 at santa rosa, 58 in napa. 63 in foster city right now. 63 in palo alto. belmont at 63. as we get into the second half of the day, it's going to be a warm one, anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees of cooling in some of our areas. now, if you're 96 in st. helena, not much relief for you, but the cooling trend will continue for your sunday. hopefully that's a little good news for you. 89 in sonoma. 84 in san rafael. 75 in richmond. 74 in sausalito. if you can't take it, head closer to the water. take a look at alameda. 75 today. 80 degrees in heyward, so very comfortable weather for many of us. you get into the inland communities and it is baking. 98 in antioch once again for today. 86 san jose. a beautiful day by the water in santa cruz, if you like it warm. 80 degrees there. 80 for san mateo. redwood city, checking in at 84. a nice day in san francisco, 71 expected today. cloudy and cool at the coast. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, notice the downward trend continues as we get into sunday, low 90s in the forecast for inland communities. that's going to feel a lot better. then we'll continue to fall. upper 80s in the forecast for monday, tuesday. slightly warmer on wednesday. back to the desk. a member of the san jose state football team seriously injured in an apartment fire will not allow it to keep him from the sport he loves most. on the first day of football practice, jared lee was must watch from the sideline wearing bandages to protect him from the hot sun. he suffered second and third degree burns to half his body while running out of his apartment when it caught on fire in april. lee says he's putting the ordeal behind him, ready to tackle the obstacles that come his way. >> being through something like that, you start to realize what matters and what doesn't matter. >> keep your attitude in the right place and you can really get through anything. >> jared says he doesn't know when he'll be able to play again, but the linebacker plans to be the a the spartan's training camp every day for the next three weeks to cheer on his teammates. well, some nfl experts say the upcoming season could determine how long jim harbaugh will coach the 49ers. harbaugh and the niners have agreed to table negotiations to extend his contract until after this season. he's entering the fourth year of a five-year deal which pays him $5 million a year. some say harbaugh is waiting to cash in, hoping he wins a super bowl, but those experts say if he doesn't win this season, the 49ers could continue to play hard ball with him over money and that could open the door for some other team to possibly sway him away from the 49ers. well, up next, the art of the perfect selfie. how your personal pictures could be turned into a work of art. >> and today is good old ticket saturday. after the break, the secret word you need to win a free trip to the circus. . some people say there is an art to capturing that perfect selfie. now those selfies are being turned into art. the palmer museum in alaska is asking people to take a selfie and send it in to be a part of its new exhibit. the selfies will be on display at the museum through august. the museum director says she wants people to focus on the emotions behind the selfie. well, social media's having a major impact on the wedding industry. wedding planners say websites like twitter and pinterest are giving brides ideas that turn their cozy nuptials into budget- busting events. they say when the brides get caught up in the hype, it can be difficult to manage expectations. most of the time, they are wanting to recreate moments lived by their favorite celebrities. >> i think people call that the kardashian effect. living in the weddings of celebrities is challenging. >> some ranch owners say thanks to this photo that was posted on pinterest, rustic weddings have made a comeback. they say the extra revenue generated from weddings has really come in handy. a day after trading one of their best offensive weapons, the oakland a's were shut out at home against the kansas city royals. sonny gray looking sharp last night, struck out seven in seven innings. raul ibanez, former philly with the solo shot to right center. a's had a runner on in the ninth, but couldn't get him in. oakland's lead, one game over the angels in the west. san francisco starts august with a one-game lead. pence finds the gap in right center. crawford scores. vogelsong huffing and puffing comes around to score. pence gets the stand-up triple, got three rbis on the night. 660 in his career. i wonder if he remembers his first. i say that because matt duffy right here, just called up from double-a, the 23-year-old getting his first big league hit and rbi there in the seventh. put that ball on the mantle. giants win. vogelsong threw his first-ever nine-inning complete game. matt cain may be done for the season. he needs surgery to remove bone chips from his throwing elbow. he is expected to make a decision sometime today about when he will undergo that surgery. well, it's ticket saturday. today, one lucky viewer will win a four-pack of tickets to the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus. tickets are good for any of the shows at oracle arena, sap or cow palace. the circus runs from august 14 to september 1. to enter, go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight and enter the secret word there on your screen "show." 9:56. if you are a hidden cash follower and you want to get a little money, apparently there's about $2000 in hidden cash in san francisco right now and three pez packages. >> pez dispensers, huh? >> yes, but these are cooler because they have money in them. $100. we're expecting the clues to be tweeted out in a couple of minutes. heads-up. one last check with rosemary? >> yes, good morning to you. speaking of cool, that will be the headline, at least for inland communities as a cooldown begins for today and into the afternoon. morning clouds outside our door right now, slowly clearing. we will remain with fog at the coast. one last look at numbers for today, cloudy and cool at the coast, mild to warm around the bay. hot inland, not as hot, though. and the trend is going to continue as we get into the second half of the weekend, noticing a better drop-off coming our way in time for inland communities for your afternoon sunday and temperatures will be cooling monday and tuesday. >> looks beautiful. thank you very much. >> you got it. that's our report for this saturday morning. we appreciate 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