absolutely blazing out there the last couple of days. let's see how the weekend looks so far. say hello to rosemary. >> the heat has just been to much. i do see changes coming our way giving you first a beautiful view here across the bay. we have mostly clear skies. along the coast, around the bay and inland once again. wow, can even seen mount diablo. as a whole our pattern not going to change very much. we have that ridge of high pressure that will remain locked in control for our bay area weekend. we do have small change that will appear into the afternoon. the on shore breeze is coming back. its going to be a weak one. that means the inland communities not going to get a break but along the coast and just inside the bay i think we will begin to feel a minor break for the afternoon. right now a cool start in areas like napa, nevado checking in at 48 degrees. that helps us as we slip into the cooler temperatures in the overnight hours. san francisco waking up at 67 along the peninsula. we have 50s and low 60's. 51 right now in areas around walnut creek. for today the heat advisory does continue for only parts of the bay area. take a look at the shades of red. it includes areas along our bay side community. the valley and includes parts of monterey as well. you can see along the coastline. another day to take it easy out there for some of us. i do see improvements coming our way. i will line up the temperatures coming up. >> san francisco police trying to figure out if a taxi driver was involved in a hit or run or if he didn't realize he struck a man crossing the street. allie is live at the accident scene with one witness's point of view. >> reporter: mike it happened at bay and buchanan. most of the time it's a pretty busy street. especially at the late on a friday night. you can see the crosswalk here is not very well marked and there is no stopsigns. this is where at 10:00 a man walking across the street with some friends was struck by a taxi cab. the impact shattered the wind shield of that cab. we spoke to a woman driving directly behind that taxi. she saw the crash happen and described what she saw. >> i saw three people walking just getting almost to the -- to the sidewalk. the taxi was going super fast, for this street. the left guy couldn't make it. >> reporter: witnesses say that right after that the cab driver just kept going he didn't stop. the woman said after watching this crash she followed that cab a few blocks away and finally got him to stop and return to the scene. other witnesses were also shouting at the cab driver to come back -- because he hit someone. the driver eventually came back. police are still trying to determine if it was a hit and run or if the cab driver didn't realize that he hit someone. we don't know the condition of the victim this morning though he was conscious and breathing with the ambulance took him to the hospital. fin who may have seen this accident should give police a call to help with the investigation. >> an investigation is underway into an early morning homicide. around one police responded to a report of a person down. they found a man who had been so. he was pronounced dead at the scene the area was shut down for a few hours. in san jose firefighters were busy battling two separate oaf night fires. they sent us this video. the first happened after 11:00 last night. crews responded to the call at the center food's grocery store on center road. it took them more than an hour to get the fire under control. there were no injuries but the store had significant smoke and water damage. crews responded as flames raised through a townhouse. the first call came after ten. it was midnight before crews got that fire under control. five people need to find a new place to live. officials say it appearance the fire start fire department a car inside the garage and then spread to the home. los angeles police are trying to figure out how many people died in a three vehicle crash. investigators say one car was burned so badly they still can't determine its make or model. for now officers are saying multiple live was lost in that crash last night in the city of chino. they searched a field for any victims who may have been ejected from the car. >> police in east palo alto are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just abouta o'clock. they say that the victim is a 20-year-old mark madden. family members say he was a student at san francisco state. they say he was shot while going to visit his uncle and cousin. so far no arrests have been made. a berkeley student is now facing criminal charges in connection with a sexual assault at a cal fraternity. police arrested the 20-year-old thursday night at. they say it's connected to at least one of three cases reported last weekend a university spokeswoman called the allegations disheartening. >> it's unworthy of us as a university, not acceptable. its going against everything that we stand for and what we are trying to instill in new students as they come here. >> the arrest comes as the system sunday pressure to do a better job of handling assault complaints. megan warner a student with greeks against sexual assault said they happen a lot. >> there are most members of fraternities assaulting other women. a lot of them are repeat offenders. >> university said it plans to launch new outreach programs for students. >> california expects to see more cases of entero virus virus. it affects mostly children. there are now 14 cases cases in the state. that's more than triple the number last month. there are five local cases. the youngest wasn't even a year old the oldest was 15. most had asthma. senate state has tested more than 180 people suspected of having it. >> of course the people who get admitted are just the tip of the iceberg. many have mild illness and don't seek medical care. >> the first cases in california were reported in san diego and ventura with one patient in los angeles who is now paralyzed. symptoms include fever, sneezing and coughing, doctors say one of the best ways to guard against it is frequent hand washing. >> a couple suspected of robbing banks in several states has been transferred from a florida prison to face charges in marin. roy donovan lacy is a accused of robbing three banks. michelle maxwell is a ceus of being the get away driver. they are also suspected of robbing banks in san jose and southern california. they were arrested in florida for bank robberies in the orlando area. happening today the mar ind a ben and jerry's and the center for domestic peace are holding a tie gun and violent video game exchange. anyone who brings one to an exchange location will receive a ben and jerry's ice cream ask a chance to win a raffle prize. they include an i-pad, new bike, six flags passes, movie tickets and a leap sister l -- le aps ter learning game. er learning game. also happening today a new beginning for saint anthony's in san francisco. it completed a larger more efficient dining room in the tender loin. the new facility nearly doubled the space available for children and their families. they have served the poor and homeless in the city since 1950 after today's ribbon cutting ceremony they plan to serve about 3,000 meals. >> this afternoon the san francisco giants go for win number two against the nationals in the national league division series. >> back up the middle. past him and trickle until to shallow center field to make it 3-0 giants. >> timely hitting. flawless defense and an outstanding performance gave them a 3-2 victory. at 7:30 we will hear from peavy in a report. marin county beach goers being warned about dangerous waves. officials say that rip currents and sneaker waves exon this time of year. they are warning people to be careful if they go in the water and consider swimming closer to shore is. the warm weather could cause heat related illnesses, people are being told to wear light clothing and drink plenty of water. >> thousands are expected to go out to golden gate park in san francisco for the second day of the bluegrass festival. three day event kicked of yesterday. organizers say by the end of the weekend close to 750,000 folks will have come out and enjoyed some of the music. for the past 14 year this is festival has been a free gift for all to enjoy. it was started by investment banker and music fan warren hellman. >> i would be excited we have carried the tradition on. enjoying yourself and dancing to music. >> reporter: because of the hot temperatures organizers are suggesting anyone who comes to bring plenty of water to stay hydrated, today's opening act starts at 11. and the hardly strictly festival continues through tomorrow. we have posted a link to the complete schedule at ktvu.com you can find it there under web links. >> a teacher accused of sexually assaulting a student inside a classroom. at 7:30 the message police have for parents. >> i saw a splash about the size of a few feet out of the water. i'm like that's weird. >> and a close call down in southern california after a group is a tacked by a great white shark. who came to the rescue and when he have learned about another attack less than 24 hours earlier. >> parts of the bay area turn the corner on this heat. i will line up the afternoon highs for today and outline a cooling trend in the extended forecast. two great white shark attacks in just two days have prompted beach closures in santa barbara. the first incident happened thursday night a surfer was attacked a quarter mile north of the beach. the attack prompted commanders at the air force base to close three beaches in the area. they say the shark was about eight to ten feet long the surfer had minor injuries to his knees and cuts the beaches are expected to reopen at four. two fishermen came to the rescue of a group of people after their kayaks were attacked by a great white shark. those are holes from a shark. >> wees attacking. >> it happened yesterday about 60 miles north of santa barbara. they had been fishing for sea bass when they heard calls for help. >> kayak is upside down and he is clinging to the top of it. we got the kayak and got him on the boat. two other -- of the guys that were with him hopped on the boat and we took them all three in to the landing the boat house. >> a few of them stayed behind and kept fishing but they called for help an hour later. that came after one was knocked eight feet in to the water by the shark. >> the british prime minister is calling a woman's beheading unforgivable. they released video showing the beheading of the worker. he was a taxi driver who sent to syria last christmas to help victims of that country's civil war. we talking to berkeley political science professor about how the united states should approach the militant fighters. he said air strikes are necessary along with a long term strategy which means some unlikely partnerships. >> this is where really doing work with the brits and the -- even the russians, service -- really could be productive we have to be careful in dealing the russians or iran that they aren't trying to undermine us. >> militants threatening the life of a 26-year-old now. he was a soldier who later became an aid, work near syria. >> there will be extra police patrols at harvard this weekend after hundreds of students received an e-mail death threat. the e-mails were centa round 4:45 yet. police say someone threatened to come on campus today and shoot people. campus police are investigating those threats and have told the fbi. temporary barriers around the white house are still up this morning and the national park service isn't sure when they will come down. they went up after a man jumped the fence and ran inside the white house. the video shows him scaling the fence and then running toward the white house. on wednesday he pled not guilty and -- tourists are complain that the barriers don't do anything but keep them from getting a good picture. it was a watery mess in san francisco after a big rig crashed into a fire hydrant. it happened about 1:40 yesterday afternoon near mission. the crash sent up a geyser of water four stories high. the intersection was temporarily blocked as fire crews worked to shut off the water and make the repairs. a broken water main is being blamed for flooding about a dozen homes in the city's bayview district a 60-year-old pipe broke early yesterday morning on key avenue and keith street. water gushed on to the streets for hours flooding basements and garages. the san francisco public utilities commission estimates two million gallons of water escaped. the pipe was repaired water services were turned back on around 1:45. >> the move october traditionally just a picture perfect month. this time around it also is quite the hot month. first few days in the bay area. >> you are right. very big warm up is what we had. the worst behind us. at least for most of us. mike said picture perfect. take a look at the view over bay point. i have to say this. good morning sunshine. we have blue skies across the east bay. across the areas along the south bay, north bay, along the coastline this morning we are wake up with blue skies, here is a look at what i expect for today a comparison to take it in. pacifica yesterday 87 degrees. today expected to go to 79 a pretty large drop in temperatures coming to the coastline. san francisco as well. downtown 92 yesterday. today you are looking at 80 degrees. way more comfortable at the hardly, strictly bluegrass festival going on there this afternoon. the farther inland you go. not a lot of change expected. livermore yesterday you hit 95. today i expect you will hit 95s well. we have an afternoon sea breeze that will pick up but it won't be enough to reach the inland. we will be very warm to hot for the inland communities but again i don't think we will be worse than yesterday. we are beginning to see the tide turn just a little bit. there is a heat advisory from 11 to 9. its been scaled back. yesterday it included the entire bay area. for today it's just the bay side communities, down into monterey the santa cruz area and the santa clara valley. that for the afternoon today just -- again, just a reminder to take it easy forethe second half of the day. san francisco not included in this and you can see that here from this graphic. outside right now it's a cool start for some of us. upper 40s in santa rosa. you get into san francisco and it's 66 degrees. 60 in antioch. cool to mild right now but another hot day in areas like antioch. you have temperatures into the low 90's as early as one and then you will order right there. low to mid90's expected for the entire day. sunsets before seven and you have a mild evening ahead of you. for the afternoon over the north bay upper 80's in nevado. we will have 88 in oakland for today. 95 in livermore. 95 walnut creek. santa clara valley low 90's. upper 90s expected for gilroy a warm day in santa cruise cruz. 92 redwood city. 89 san mateo and 80 degrees as we talked about a moment ago. still a beautiful day along the coast. just not as warm as it has been the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view. the temperatures will continue their downward trend but we will take baby steps in to the second half of the weekend and then in to the extended forecast monday, tuesday. temperatures continuing to fall. eventually back in to the 80's tuesday and wednesday for inland communities, 70's around the bay and low 70's the coast. back to the desk. >> thank you a napa house cat now holds a place in the book of world records. this is 10-year-old lily putt at just five inches tall from the floor to her solder she is the world's shortest domestic cat. her owner said the now famous cat has survived a near fatal pregnanry and ridicule. since her new found fame her owners said people have started to change their tune. >> can't tell from that picture. five inches. >> yeah. put a ruler next to it. >> that's a tiny cat. >> small. >> all right. 7:21. it's only been a few weeks since the i-phone 6 was released, now more in the works. coming up what they are expected to announce some time in the next two weeks. >> and getting help when you fled it most. why the 911 dispatch centers can't receive texts. the effort now underway to change that. the governor has signed a bill that could help the 911 system a federal law requires all carriers to is the phones to be able to text 911. if you do it in california you get a message back saying texting options are not available. the senate bill requires the governor's office of emergency services to develop a plan for putting in the statewide next generation 911 system. people say it could be helpful. >> in a lot of situations i feel like you can't really call, physically call. like especially if there is a home invasion or manage like that you may as well text so that person doesn't hear you. >> dispatchers say it's important to remember though that calling 911 can be important because they listen and get information from background noises, they are also trained to help frantic callers. >> they are trained to calm the caller down and get the information that we need so we can get them help in a timely manner. >> right now agencies in menlo park are in the process of getting the necessary upgrades installed. >> people helped rescue two people after their boat started to sink. it happened just about 6:00 last night. the two people on board say they jumped off their boat when it started to take on water. several boaters fear by came to their rescue before the coast guard arrived. neither person was hurt. we are learning more about meat balls found near a west santa rosa dog park that were causing concern the animal service department said they did not contain any poison. they were found two weeks ago and sent to uc davis for analysis. earlier this year several laced with poison were found in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood and the richmond district. one dog died. >> runners will make their way to the rocking roll half marathon and 10k. more than 167,000 are expected to take part. they will come from across the united states. organizers add aid 5k that will kick off in just a few minutes. throughout the course runners will be entertained by live bands, cheerleading squads and thousands of people watching. >> a teacher is in jail after accusations of sexual assault. the warning for parents after police say the crime took place inside a bay area classroom. >> to get game one is -- we feel really good. we have a battle still. >> and a strong start for the giants. what the team still needs to do to keep their playoff hopes alive. >> a transition to cooler weather is on the way. i will update your current conditions and have the afternoon highs for the neighborhood coming up. 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50 degrees along the coast at half moon bay. like a look at the satellite and radar a little bit of fog trying to work back toward the coastline. it'll be a weak on shore breeze for the afternoon and it'll be enough to just kind of cooldown along the coastline skin side the bay. the winds are changing but by the second half they will turn on shore. we are looking at mostly clear skies, a cool start a minor drop in temperatures at the coast just inside the bay still going to be hot inland. here is a peek at the afternoon highs. 88 in vallejo. 80 degrees for san francisco. 79 pacifica. still a warm day. anywhere from five to ten to 12 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. ly have a look at the extended forecast outlining the cooling trend cupping up. >> a man attempting to cross the street is recovering after being hit by a cab. police are trying to determine if it was a case of hit and run. allie live in san francisco with one witness's account. >> reporter: it happened at bay and buchanan. it's a fairly busy street. at 7:30 we have seen a few cars traveling fast down it stretch this stretch. it's hard to see in daylight the paint is faded so you can ma'am how this would work look at nighttime. around ten is when a man walking across the street was struck by an oncoming taxi cab. the man was walking two friends. the friends madet. the man did not. the impact from the crash knocked him out of his shoes and shat ored the -- shattered the wind shield. after impact the taxi kept going. one woman followed the taxi in her car and eventually did get him to pull over and return to the scene. police say at this point it's not clear if this was a hit and run or if the driver maybe didn't realize he had hit someone. the one woman who saw the crash the answer was clear. >> the guy just re-- of the impact and he run away. he didn't stop. the intentions was to run away. >> reporter: now again the driver did return to the scene after that woman and other witnesses confronted him. he was interviewed by police. we don't know if he was cited and we don't know the condition of the victim though we are told when he was transported to the hospital by ambulance he was conscious and breathing. anyone who may have seen this crash should give police a call. live there san francisco. >> a fifth grade teacher has been arrested on suspicious of sexually assaulting a student. the 52-year-old john lloyd is a accused of assault a -- assaulting a girl the girl told them it happened more than once. lloyd has been a teacher for the school district for 13 years. the morgan hill school district called parents parents and posted a letter on the district k about the arrest. >> every single incident that comes to our attention we take seriously. seriously >> the school said it'll offer counseling to students. lloyd's first court appearance is scheduled for tuesday. extra police continue to be on patrol after two men were attacked thug night while walking on a trail just outside the station. one was shot. one was beaten. they were both robbed. it's thought one of them was south out and panicked when someone else showed up. >> we had a second victim that walked in, likely unexpected and complicated the situation for them. when things get complicated the plan changes sometimes things like this happen. >> police say that the attack is a reminder for people to always be aware of their surrender ownings, especially at night. the two men who were attacked are expected to be okay. police are still looking for their attackers. a former member of the berkeley football team is being held without bail for assault and battery on a bart worker. on august 20th, rj garret allegedly opened the door to the agent boot at the bart station and hit the agent in the head. yesterday the victim filed a request for a restraining order. garret attended berkeley in 2008. he was kicked off the football team after being arrested for grand theft. >> family members have released a video they say showing the girl responding to her mother's voice. >> come on. very good. >> her family said it proves that doctors were wrong when they declared the 13-year-old brain dead from complications during tonsil surgery last year. she was forced to move to another location in new jersey. her family will ask a judge to declare she is a live. paving the way for her return to california and state medical benefits. >> i talked to her. she responds. i say she can't be brain dead if she is responding. >> she has had a severe brain injury but her brain is there. where children's hospital said she was rotting. >> the hospital issued this response. we trust that the california courts, the alameda county corner and the state of california will look at any claims made by the family's attorneys and decide them in a lawful and just manner. the family said she has also moved her right thumb and arm. raymond chow has been moved out of the jail if dublin to have better access to his attorney. we have learned he was moved to the san francisco county jail on monday his lawyers say he will get a laptop so he can go go over ten thousand pages of documents. >> he will be able to spend 40 to 60 hours a week reviewing the evidence and helping us prepare his defense. >> yesterday was the deadline to file motions to have cases separated for dismissed. the defendants faced charges money laundering and illegal alcohol sales to alleges arms dealing. >> oakland rapper two short is due in court after tsa screeners found a loaded gun many his bags. the 48-year-old was at bob hope airport in bur bank when the gun was found. he ran from the scene but returned the next day with his attorney. he was cited for possession of a loaded gun in a public place and then released. his court date has been set for november 3rd. caltrans managers have been cleared of allege ages they took revenge against engineers who raised concerns against the new bay bridgen. january they testify about abouts after raising questions. the investigation was conducted by the cphdchp and found in laws had been broken. one senator said the history of the project shows we are still -- we still need a complete accounting of why this cost $5 billion extra and was ten years late. >> an angry driver is blamed for crashing crashing car into a pool. she had been nighting with her boyfriend when she sped away from a house. she made a u turn, drove through bushes, a fence and then ended up in the pool. police say alcohol was not a factor. >> firefighters in el dorado are expected to have the king fire contained today. the fire has burned nearly 98,000 acres and is 98% contained. the fire which has been burning for weeks has destroyed 12 homes. at one point more than 5,000 firefighters were helping fight that blaze. the sheriff said last month's fire was started by a man burning a dear carcass. the man confessed to finding it while doing construction work and setting it on fire to get rid the smell. it destroyed 30 homes and burned more than 300 acres before reaching the edge of bass lake. the beer said the man has apologized for the fire. he has not been identified or arrested. california could soon be dropping it's high school graduation exam. the bee reports with national guidelines focused more on critical thinking problem solving the current test will soon be obsolete. they are expected to take up the case next here. the current test includes math problems at six through eighth grade levels as well as an english portion that tests at the tenth grade level. >> the san francisco giants will go for win number two today against the nationals in the division series. comes after a very exciting game one yesterday. joe is in washington dc with more on what the giants need to do today to keep their playoff hopes alive. >> reporter: if you follow the giants in 2010 and 2012 this has a familiar feel. timely pitching and contributions up and down the line adding up to a close win. facing washington ace steven strasburg, joe panic drove this the game's first run with a third inning single. then in the seventh buster posey drove in what would turn out to be the winning run with an infield hit to score panic. panic on base with a triple, his fifth hit in two postseason games. another part of the story was starting pitcher jake peavy. the veteran and former cy young winner took a no mitt hit tore the fifth and after getting help won for the first time in the postseason. >> come in here and -- i guess the best team in the national league to get game one is -- we feel really good. we have an uphill battle still. the boy also come out and will fight as we did today. >> reporter: it's tim hudson on the mound for the giants as they assured themselves of getting out of washington with the split. they would love to come back to san francisco ahead 2-0 in the series with a chance to wrap it up on monday at at and pt park. at national's park joe fonzi. ktvu channel 2news. >> today's first pitch will be gist about 2:30 in the afternoon. joe will have cove rage of the game on ktv. after college football and again on the 10:00 news. 10:00 news game three will take place monument the time noon. game four also in san francisco if necessary. >> time now is 7:41. more local cases of entero virus. coming up at night the one symptom that make itself different. >> and thousands of soccer fans went down the streets of san francisco. the message they hope to send to major league soccer. >> a cooler pattern working toward the bay area. i will show you where i expect the temperatures to fall as early as today coming up. ♪ bring them all to the table with the kfc favorites bucket. 8 pieces of chicken with 12 hot wings or 6 extra crispy tenders. ♪ you will now have another option when it comes it flying to las vegas from the bay area. jetblue has announced will begin nonstop flights between the two cities starting in january. the two will depart las vegas at 11:00 a.m. and five and return from san francisco at 1:15 and 7:15. jetblue decided to add the service after competition from virgin america. a missouri judge has ruled that the state must recognize same sex marriages that were legally preformed in other states. the ruling comes after lawsuits were filed by ten same sex couples married in other states and they argue their right to equal protection was being violated by the ban on gay marriage. the judge said they deserve the same recognition as opposite sex couples who were married in other states. >> jp morgan chase is warning customers to keep an eye out for possible fraud after a major data breach. they said 83 million customer accounts were exposed when the bank was hacked in july the stolen information includes names, addresses and phone numbers of clients but no account numbers, passwords or social security numbers. the bank said there is no evidence as of now of fraud involving the use of customer information. for the first time in more than six years the unemployment rate is below 6% the labor department report that in september the rate fell to 5.9%. it's lowest level since july 2008. the economists say they are concerned about another number. the number of americans in the labor force is 62.7% the lowest since 1978. >> nobody is spiking any fought balls -- footballs here because there are still to many people that need work and to many people that are working hard and falling behind. >> yesterday's data will be the last report to come from the labor department before the midterm elections on november 4 november 4th. the president said job growth is one of the keys to strong economy connection banded opportunities to middle class families. >> rather than just reading abhijit the recovery more people will feel it. that's what america does best. we do better when the middle class does better. when more americans have their way. >> reporter: the president recorded from an indiana steel plant. he said american manufacturing has add more than 700,000 jobs over the past four and a half years but he said that the united states must raise the minimum wage to continue the economic growth. >> there are reports apple will reveal a new i-pad in about two weeks. the wall street journal is reporting that it'll introduce it's new tablet on october 16 president. they are expected to reveal new imac. they just revealed new i-phones and the i-watch. today oakland is holding it's seventh free family festival celebrating craft beer it's called oattoberfest. the tapping of the first keg will kick off the event this morning. 40 local craft breweries will be on hand. there will he good, art -- it takes place in the four blocks around mcarthur boulevard. >> it seems like a good party. >> a lot going on in the bay area. let's go to rosemary. maybe a cooldown. couple of degrees today. >> i think the hottest day of the week history at this point. for today temperatures coming down slightly. especially along the coastline just inside the bay or in the communities it'll be hot again. it'll be like yesterday so it won't be worse. we will hold steady for the next day or so. giving i a live look a beautiful sunrise, everybody enjoying the sun around the coast and the bay and inland. yesterday the heat advisory very widespread if the inland down along the coastline and -- yeah. just covered in red this map here. notice now it's for the bay side communicate its. its -- communities. it's for areas along the monterey bay coastline and for the santa clara valley. we will get underway in a few hours here. just a remind tore take it easy. avoid hard activity during the hottest time of the day. i will look at your numbers coming up. ridge of high pressure still in place. we have a weak sea breeze that's in the forecast for the second half of the day. that again is going to cooldown the coastline and portions of the bay. areas like san francisco expected to drop off from ten to 12 degrees for the afternoon high today. 67 in san francisco. relatively mild start for you. 50 degrees half moon bay. we drop to the north bay a chill in the air for you napa, santa rosa. we have 56 in foster and he with have 53 for menlo park. 54 outside the door in palo alto. 56 sunnyvale. for the afternoon today. temperatures will becoming down over parts of the north bay. still a warm day. still in to the 90s. just not as hot. 97 santa rose a. yesterday you will go to 92. 89 for nevado. low 80's by the water -- with mostly sunny skies, nice and warm for you there. 88 in oakland a warm day. 95 in danville a hot day. 94 pittsburgh. to the south bay we go where temperatures range in the upper 80's to low 90's in san jose. to upper 90's for gilroy. warm in santa cruz. 92 redwood city. 88 san bruno. san francisco yesterday 92 degrees for the downtown area. sfo broke a record. hit 95 when the standing record was 94. the extended forecast, there is the downward trend. it'll be a slow one. for the weekend still very warm. we will get back to comfortable weather, dropping out of the 90's by tuesday and by wednesday low 10's in the forecast for the inland communities, 70 he 70s around the bay. to the desk. >> the stanford team playing one of its biggest teams, playoff implications on the line on national tv. the cardinal in south bend indiana to take on notre dame. le aps ter year they bet beat the fighting irish. notre dame is unbeaten and ranked ninth in the country with thoughts of playing in the national championship. playoffs at the end of the season. fresh off it's thrilling overtime victory cal is up north tonight. they will take on the washington state cougars. it's a battle between two of the strongest offenses in college football. the cougars number one, cal number eight. >> and now to a different type of football. sacramento looking to bring major league soccer to the state capitol. sacramento already has a team in a smaller prodivision and fans -- you see them there parading down the capitol mall to celebrate a championship. they say the city is ready to make the leap in to the mls. >> my gut feeling i feel very, very strongly we will have the most compelling case so that it's going to be difficult for them to say no. >> sacramento officials plan to talk to soccer officials later this year and hope to secure the 24th and final franchise of major league soccer. >> a close call for a group of kayakers. >> >> more on the shark attack that has made swimmers on edge. >> and a chase in georgia has police dodging an unusual weapon. dash camera video from a police officer's car captured a chase where the suspect threw chainsaws at the officers. the chaos started early tuesday morning after the suspects robbed a local hardware store. police say that during the chase the suspects threw three chainsaws and a weed eater at the officer. police are sill searching for them. >> pennsylvania is under investigation. it started yesterday afternoon at the site's head quarters and caused damage. the building located about two miles from the memorial and the new visit volunteere center the superintendent of the memorial said only about 10 particulars of the collection is stored at headquarters. the cdc is responding the nation's response to the first case of ebola. we have been reporting thomas eric duncan was release from a dallas texas hospital after coming down with symptoms of the disease. he had also told a nurse that he had just come from west africa. they have narrowed the number of people he was in contact with and may have infected to ten. >> we are working aggressively to develop and test a vaccine to prevent ebola and things to treat it. >> one person is also being monitored at a hospital in washington dc after presenting ebola symptoms. >> after a one year hiatus the blue angels are back in the sky. the event kicked off yesterday in san diego. during the show they hit speeds up to 700 miamis an hour. just 18 incheses apart. they will fly in for fleet week. they arrived on thursday and will be part of the air show saturday and sunday. >> there will be a change of command for the only national guard. the 49th military police brigade is based in bear field. it's mission to deal with emergencies in the event of a disaster. this is back in february when they trained the police department the change will be held at 11 this morning in fairfield. >> more cases of entero virus. the one symptom local doctor said make this is outbreak so different. >> and a warning for people who plan to head to the beach today to cool off the dangerous conditions you need to watch for to make sure you that and your family stay safe. >> the big time heat starts to retreat for some this afternoon. we will look at the current conditions outside the door and what you can expect for the afternoon. a man hit by a taxi on a street and the taxi kept going after the crash. how witnesses helped police track the driver town. >> a tran dig to cooler days is on the way i will detail the changes for you for today coming up. >> and a u- c berkeley student in jail linked to sexual assaults at fraternities. mornings on two continues. good morning. welcome. it's saturday october 4th . >> good morning. let's dive into this hour and say hello to rosemary . >> good morning to you. starting out with a beautiful view over berkeley this morning. the aquatic park there where we have plenty of sun to start the day from the coast around the bay and issue land. temperatures coming down form. i have a comparison to sum it up. pacifica. 87, going to 79. san francisco the downtown expected to drop off from ten to 12 degrees a drop for you. you get inland and we are looking at just a few degrees of cooling. 95 expected for today. we are starting to transition to a cooler pattern. includes parts of the monterey bay. if you are going to santa cruz. doesn't include san francisco because as i showed you -- temperatures there for the afternoon will becoming down. a weak on shore breeze. just inside the bayt. will come late in the day. for the first half of the afternoon it'll feel a lot like yesterday. 50 in napa. upper 60's in san francisco. 58 in livermore and 63 san jose. over to the north bay it's a cool start. temperatures are rebounding as well. a detailed look at the afternoon highs for today and in the extended forecast we are looking at that cooling trend. >> san francisco police trying to figure out if a taxi driver as involved in a hit and run. with one witness's point of view. >> it happened at bay and buchanan. a pretty busy street. you can see -- at eight in the morning, cars move fast. that crosswalk is not clearly marked. it's hard to see if daylight hours. you can see how tricky its. right here around ten, is when a man walking across the street was struck by a taxi cab. the man was walking with two friends and the friends made it. the man did not. the impact from that crash knocked him out of his shoes, shattered the wind shield of the taxi and witnesses say after impact that taxi driver kept going. several were shouting at the driver to stop, trying to chase him on foot one woman followed the taxi in her car and got him to stop and pull over. >> i told him that he has to stop. the police were coming. he said i'm going back. i'm going back. you can follow me. i'm going back. >> police say at this point it's not clear if it was a hit and run or if the driver didn't realize that he hit someone. the driver did return to the scene after that woman and other witnesses confronted him. we don't know the condition of the victim this morning. he was conscious and breathing when he was transported to the hospital by ambulance. if anyone saw this crash last night they had share it with san francisco police and help them with the investigation. live in san francisco. >> one person is dead after being hit by a drunk driver on highway 101. president 30-year-old was driving northbound in the area of north san pedro road. witnesses said he was swerving across lanes. that collision caused both cars. the driver died at the hospital. he is being booked on manslaughter and dui charges. new this morning an investigation is underway into an early morning homicide. police responded to a report of a person down at 72nd avenue between lacy and mcarthur. when officers arrives they found a man who had been slot. according to the bay area news group the victim was a 27-year- old and may have been in some kind of fight with another person before getting shot. this is the 59th home received the year. homicide of the year. in san jose firefighters were battling two separate oaf night fires. they sent us this video of the fires. the most recent broke out just after 11:00. crews responded to an emergency call at the center food grocery store on center road. it took more than an hour to get the fire under control. the store sustained significant smoke and water damage. there is no word on a cause. now about an hour earlier crews responded spoot quart as flames raised through that townhouse. it was midnights before they got it under control. nobody was hurt but five people needed to buy a new place to live. >> los angeles police are still trying to figure out how many died in a three vehicle crash. neighborhood temperatures say one of the cars was burned so badly they can't determine its make or model. they are saying multiple lives were lost. they also searched a nearby field for anyone who may have been ejected. it happened just abouta 5:00 on laurel avenue. avenue the victim is 20-year- old mark made, n. he was a student at san francisco state. he was shot going to visit his uncle and cousin. no acts have been made. a berkeley student is facing criminal charges in connection with an aassault at a cal fraternity. officers say that the officer was connected to one of the three cases reported last weekend a university spokesperson called it disheartening. >> it's unworth write of us. unacceptable. its going against everything that we stand for and what we are trying to instill in new students as they come here on campus. >> the arrest comes as the system is under pressure to do a better job of anling assault complains. megan warner a student with greeks against sex assault said assaults happen often. >> there are members of fraternities assaulting other women. a lot of them are repeat offenders as well. >> the university said that it maps to launch new outreach programs for students. >> california expects to see more cases of entero virus a severe breathing illness mostly affecting children. there are five local case was alameda, san francisco, solano and santa cruz all reporting patient was the virus. the youngest wasn't a year old. most had asthmaful so far the state has tested more than 180 people suspects of having entero virus. >> people who are admitted are just the tip of the iceberg. many have mild illness and don't seek medical care and don't get admitted to the hospital. >> the first case is in california was reported in san diego and ventura with one patient in los angeles who is now paralyzes. symptoms include fever, sneezing coughing. one of the best ways to guard against it is frequent hand washing. >> a couple suspected of robbing banks in several states has been transferred from a florida prison to face charges in marin. they are accused of robbing four banks in december of 2012 and january of 2013. the 23-year-old michelle max ankle is a accused of being the get away driver they are also suspected of robbing banks in southern california. they were arrested in florida more bank robberies there. the da, and ben why jerry reare holding a toy gun and violent video game exchange. anyone who brings one to an exchange location will receive a ben and jerry's ice cream and a chance to win a raffle prize. some of them include an i-pad, new bike, six flags passes, movie tickets tickets and a le aps ter learning game the exchange will be from ten to one at the nevado police department. more exchanges will be held on october 11th. 18th and 25th. also happening today a new beginning for saint anthony's. it completed a larger and more efficient dining room in the tender loin. it doubled the space available for children and their families. they have served the poor and homeless since 1950. after today's ribbon cutting they plan to serve about 3,000 meals. marin beach goers warned about high temperatures and dangerous waves. they say that rip currents and sneaker waves common this time of year. so they are warning people -- the warm weather could cause heat related heat illnesses. thousands of people are expected to go to golden gate park in san francisco today for the second day of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. the three day event kicked off yesterday, organizers say by the end of the weekend close to 750,000 people are expected to come out. it was started by investment banker and music fan who died three years ago. >> i think it's excited. just about enjoying themselves and -- dancing to music. >> because of the hot temperatures organizers are suggestion that anyone who comes bring plenty of water so you can stay hydrated. today's hoping act starts at 1. senate hardly strictly festival continues through tomorrow. which is -- you can find a link under the web link section. >> postseason baseball fever is a live across the bay area. coming up. the thrilling win for the giants and the challenges they still face as they try to reach that nlcs. >> i saw a splash about the size of a few feet out of the water. i'm like wow that's weird. >> close call in california after a group of kayakers are attacked by a great white shark. what we have learned about another shark attack that lapped less than 24 hours earlier. >> cooler weather of monthing toward the bay area. who will feel it first coming up. o?oowq bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters two great white shark attacks in two days have prompted beach closures in santa barbara. the first one happened thirst night. officials say a surfer was attacked a quarter mile north of wahl beach. commanders have closed three beaches in that area as a precaution. officials say the shark was about eight to ten feet long and the surfer had minor injuries to his knees and cuts to his body. the beaches expected to reopen at four on sunday. two fishermen came to the rescue a group of people after their kayaks were attacked by a great white clark. >> those are holes a great white shark >> that attack happened yesterday about 60 miles north of santa barbara. lieu and charles had been fishing for sea bass when they heard the calls for help. >> kayak is upside down and he is clinging to the top of it. we got it and we got him on the boat and two other guys with him hopped on the boat and we brought them into the landing. >> a few others also called for help an hour ater. he was not seriously hurt. the british prime minister is calling the latest beheading unforgivable. they are calling the beheading. he was a taxi driver who went to help victims of that country. fish said air strikes are necessary. along with the long term intelligence strategy that means some unlikely partnerships. >> this is where -- really doing work with the brits and even the russians. service to service. really could be productive. we always have to be careful in deal width russians that they aren't trying to undermine us. >> the militants threatening the life of a 26-year-old he was a soldier who later became an aid worker in siry. >> there will be extra police patrols after hundreds of students received an e-mail death threat. the e-mails were centa round 4:45 yesterday afternoon. someone threatened to come on campus today and shoot people. temporary barriers are -- when they are come on down. they can see them there. this is back on september 19 president the intruder omar gonzalez ran starred the white house. he plead not guilty. he is have mental compete in, cy. it was a watery mess in san francisco after a big rig crashed into a hire hydrant. that happened around 1:40. check out the pictures new montgomery mission. as you can see that crash sent a ggeyser. it flooded streets. it was temporarily blocked as fire crews, look at them, worked to shut off that water and make repairs. a broken water main is being blamed for about a dozen homes in the bayview district a 60-year-old pipe broke early yesterday morning on key avenue. water gushed on to the streets for hours and flooded basements and garages. they estimate twol gallons escaped water service was turned on around 1:45. >> just a beautiful start outside. still up there in the 90s. >> that's the key. not any hotter. i this along the coastline and for parts of the bay you will begin to notice that change coming our way. it may take until tomorrow. with are waving up with mostly blue skies, just a beautiful start to the day and the change in the weather pattern also bringing us better air quality. we had a spare the air day, not the case for today. temperatures, 62 mountain view. 68 in san francisco a relatively mild start along the peninsula for many you go in to the north bay and it's a cole one. 50 degrees in napa. santa rosa at 51. we have upper other's, low 60s along the east bayshore line. 55 walnut creek. you are checking in at 62. we do have subtle changes closer to home the off shore flow is weakening enough that it'll allow the afternoon sea breeze to pick up. it'll bring temperatures down along the coastline and just inside the bay. for inland communities a lot like yesterday. mid90's for some of the hotter spots. by tomorrow we start to see the temperatures fall. also tracking fog there. do you see that developing in off the coastline. as we get into tonight and by tomorrow morning i think we will have low clouds along the coastline. that's what it'll begin to show. as we get into saturday we are wall to wall sunshine. through the saturday afternoon. in to the evening notice it beginning to develop here. looks like north of point reyes. overnight it starts to slide south. we are now this to tomorrow morning and take a look. we have low clouds hugging up against the coastline. again, science of change coming our way. giving you a look at afternoon highs for today. 92sonoma. 89 san rafael. going to be in the upper 70's to low 80's a beautiful day with mostly sunny skies. 79 stinson beach. in and along the east bayshore line we have that heat advisory 87 san leandro. inland low to mid-90s. 95 danville. 95 expected in livermore. into the santa clara valley for the afternoon a heat advisory here. 91 san jose. 90 degrees for santa clara. 92 saratoga. we will have 89 degrees this afternoon. still very warm weather expected along the beaches. temperatures cool back. some upper 70's. the afternoon sea breeze expected with us there. 89 palo alto for the afternoon. the extended forecast here showing you temperatures continuing to fall. it'll be a small drop for the second half and then a bigger change in to the business week. temperatures finally moving back into the 80s. inland communities on tuesday, low 80s by midweek wednesday. >> thank you a napa house cat now holds a place in the book of world records. this is 10-year-old liln put and at five inches tall from the floor to her shoulders she is listed as the world's shortest cat. her owner said the now famous cat has survived a near deadly pregnancy and ridicule but since her fame her owners said people have changed their toward the cat. >> even little cats have nine lives. 8:22. it's only been a few weeks since that i-phone six was released but apple has more in the works. coming up with the high tech company is expected to announce sometime in the next two weeks. >> and getting help when you need it most. why many of california's 911 dismatch dispatch centers can't receive texts and the effort to change that. the governor can help modernize a federal law requires all cell phone carriers toe equip their phone was the ability to text 911. if you text it right now in california you are going to get a message back that says that text to 911 is not available. senate bill 1211 requires the office of emergency services to develop a plan to put in a statewide next generation 911 system and people we talked to said it could be helpful. >> in a lot of situations i feel like you can't really call, physically call. especially if there is a home invasion or something. you may as well text so that person doesn't hear you. >> dispatchers say it's important to remember that calling can be important because they listen and get information from background noises they are trained to help frantic callers. >> they are trained to to calm the caller down and get the information we need to get them help in a timely manner. >> right now agencies in menlo park are in the process of getting those necessary upgrades in stalled. >> people help reed two after their boat started to sink near the golden gate bridge. it happened around six the two on board say they jumped off that boat when it started to take on water. several boaters nearby came to their rescue before the coast guard arrived. neither watts hurt. we are learning more about meat balls found near a west santa rosa dog park. the animal service department said they did not contain any poison. they were found two weeks ago and sent to uc davis for analysis. orer this year several laced with poison were found in san san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood as as well as the richmond trick. >> a little drama at dodgers, cardinals game. the pitch that triggered the bench to clear. >> and cracking down on the abuse of handicap parking permits . the red flag. the new database is now on the look out for. >> outside the doors him tracking changes that should help take the edge off the heat or some today. we will check in on the current conditions. ly have the afternoon highs for the neighborhood coming up. i thought he was dead. the impact was -- amazing. >> a taxi hits a man trying to cross the street in san francisco a ess then jumps into action. what she said she did when the cabby did not stop. >> good morning. welcome back. >> feeling good for a saturday morning. hope everybody is feeling great at home. let's check in with rosemary. >> yeah. good morning to you. how about a beautiful view here across the bay. alcatraz, golden gate. what a nice one. we have enjoyable weather outside the doors this morning and for the afternoon i think we will start to feel a bit of relief along the coast and inside the bay. with that said we still have a heat advisory for some of our areas. yesterday it was widespread. from the coast around the basin land. for today it's our bay side communities. it's in to the santa clara valley and also includes parts of monterey including areas like santa cruz. from 11 to 9 this afternoon just something to be aware of. take it a little easy out there. its going to be hot for some. at least hotter than what we are used to. 45858 in oakland. upper 50s outside your door. to the north bay 55 in nevado. still a chilly one in napa at 50. along the peninsula it's mild. upper other's to low 60s. we will transition and look at a few more numbers. warm in the hills. reporting 70 right now. we had changes coming today, subtle. along the coast and inside the bay. temperatures will drop off but the inland communities still hot. as hot as yesterday for some. areas like antioch. low to mid-90s. the cooling trend begins for some. it'll continue for the second half of the weekend and i will look at the extended forecast coming up. >> san francisco police are trying to find if a taxi driver was involved in a hit and run or if he didn't realize he hit a man. it happened last night. the impact shattered the front window of the taxi a witness said a group of people were walking across the street. the first two made it across safe live. that first person was hit by the oncoming cab. the witness said the taxi kept going and they followed the cab in her car to bring him back to the accident scene. >> i told him that he has to stop. the police were coming. so, he said yes i'm going back to the scene i'm going back you can follow me. i'm going back. >> police interviewed him at the scene there is no word from police on whether he was cited. the person who was hit was alert and conscious when the ambulance took him to the hospital. a fifth grade teacher has been arrested on suspicious of sexually assaulting a student in his classroom. john lloyd is a ceus of assaulting a girl at paradize and police say the girl said that it happened more than once. lloyd has been a teacher for the school district for 13 years. the school district called parents yesterday and posted a video about the arrest. >> every single incident that comes to our attention we take seriously. we acted as fast as we could. it's a top priority that our children be safe. >> the school said that it'll be offering counseling to students next week. it's first court appearance is scheduled for tuesday. >> extra police continue to be on patrol. the added security comes after two men were attacked thursday night while walking on a trail just outside the station. police say that one of them was shot. the other badly beaten. both of them were robbed. police believe that one attack was underway when the second victim came on the scene. >> this case we had a second victim. likely unexpected and complicated the situation. when things get complicate and the plan chances sometimes things like this happen. police are reminding people to be aware of their surroundings, especially at night and say there is safety in numbers. the two havings are expected to recover. police are looking for the people responsible. family members have released a video they say shows the girl responding to her mother's voice. >> come on girl. very good. >> the family said that the video proves doctors were wrong when they declared the 13-year- old brain dead from complications. she was forced to move to a location in new jersey. her family will now ask a judge next thursday to declare she is a live. paving the way for her return to california and state medical benefits. >> i talked to her. she responds. i say can't be brain dead. >> she has had a severe brain injury but her brain is there. children's hospital said she was rotting. >> the hospital issued this response. we trust that the california courts, the coroner and the state of california will look at any claims made by the family's attorneys and decide them in a lawful and just manner. the family said she also has moved her right thumb and arm. raymond shrimp boy chow has been moved out of the jail in dublin to have better access to his attorney in the corruption case. we have learned he was moved to the san francisco county jail on monday. his lawyer said he will get a laptop computer so he can go over more than 10,000 pages of documents in the case. >> he will be able to spend 40 to 60 hours a week reviewing the evidence and helping us prepare his defense. >> yesterday was the deadline for more than two dozen defendants including leeland yee to have their cases separated for dismissed entirely. the defendants face charges ranging from money launders and arms dealing. >> firefighters in el dorado are expected to have the king fire contained today. the fire has burned nearly 98,000 acres and is 98% contained. the fire which has been burning for weeks has destroyed 12 homes. at one point more than 5,000 were helping fight that blaze. the county sheriff said last month's fire was started by a man burning a deer carcass. the man confessed to finding the carcass and said he set on fire to get rid of the smell. the fire burned 30 homes before reaching the edge of bass lake. the man has apologized for the fire. he has not been identified or arrested. as the water in the american river is lowering concern is rising for the salmon and trout who call the river home. fish and wildlife say as the water drop the temperature increases causing a danger to fish. close to a -- if will cool and pump water in to the holding pens. >> we want to keep the river as cold as we can during the time of year when salmon are up here spawning. we need cold water to keep them healthy. >> fish and wildlife officials say that the drought is so bad they may have to do egg injection, that's what they take the eggs and hold them until the water is cool enough. once it reaches the temperature they inject them to hatch and go down river. >> california is spending a million dollars to make sure that the produce sold at farmer's markets is locally grown. the governor has signed a law that will send a small group of inspectors to the markets to check up on vendors. that after reports that some are buying fruits and vegetables from markets and passing them off as their own. last year 19 vendors were fined in california for misrepresenting their products. california could soon be making big changes to its high school graduation exam. some believe that the current test will be obsolete now that national guidelines focusing more on critical thinking problem solving. lawmakers expect to take up the issue next year. they say a new exam wouldn't be issued until at least july of 2017. the current test includes sixth through eighth grade math and tests students on tenth grade english. some teachers upset over an error on sample ballots sent out to voters. they say that a programming glitch left out the names of several candidates in the school district race. officials say the it'll be corrected on the official ballot. three candidates backed by the california teacher's association say it maicon fuse votes and impact the election. they are holding a rally to raise awareness of this mistake. >> a california technology company is working on ways to prevent abuse of handicapped parking permits. they are using government databases to look for handicapped parking fraud red flags. they said people who are always losing and asking for replacement cards could be giving them to friends or family. another could be if a doctor is prescribing them at a faster race than others. >> it'ses staling to know that people are doing doing this. >> reworking with medicaid and unemployment. >> they said the software can look at information submitted toes agencies like the dmv. >> today the san francisco giants looked to jump on the nationals out in dc in game it would have the nlds. jake peavy on the hill. 2-0 lead in the fifth. wilson ramos. crawford with a little ballet and that's a double play. i know he is fired up about that one. top seven. joe in the box and he sevens one to deep left center. lessons hit off the wall and around the bay bases he goes. that's a triple. next batter buster posey with a sharp grounder that bounces around a bit. good enough to get panic in. the nationals get a couple of shots in the eighth but the bullpen holds on and the giants win. tim hudson on the mound for san francisco. again today's first pitch just about 2:30. joe is out in dc and will have coverage of the game on ktvu channel 2news following college football and as well during the 10:00 news. game three set for noon or 2:00 p.m. out in at&t park. the dodgers hope to even their series against the cardinals. there is bad blood after the star out fielder was hit by the pitch the benches cleared when gonzalez started yelling at molina. nobody was ejected but the dodgers feeling dejected after losing 10-9 a game that cy young award winner most likely kershaw most likely started. >> a warning for marin county beach goers. the dangerous combination. >> and a warning for jp morgan chase customers. the major breach that exposed the personal information -- not of this video but personal information of millions. >> and time for your weekend. we have a turn in the weather. temperatures will begin to fall for some as early as today. i will line up the afternoon highs and show you when the spots will drop out of the 90's. i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. i love to travel, no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the us. when i spend money on this card i can see brazil in my future. i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family which means a lot to me. ♪ the search for missing flight 370 is set to resume after a four month hiat u- s. it was put on hold so experts could map the sea bed in the search accident the first of three ships is expected to arrive in the area tomorrow. flight 370 disappeared in march with 239 people on board. you will have another option when it cups to flying to las vegas from the bay area. jetblue will start nonstop flights between the two cities starting in january. the two flying also depart las vegas from 11 and five and return from san francisco at 1:15 and 1715 in the evening. they decided to add the service after competition from virgin america. after a one year hiatus the blue angels back in the sky. the event kick off yet at the marine core air station in san francisco. pilots hit speeds of up to 700 milessa unhour flying wing tip to wing tip. last year the show was canceled because of federal budget cuts. the blue angels will fly into san francisco for fleet week next week. they arrive in the bay area on thursday and will take part in the air show saturday and sunday afternoon. >> jp morgan chase is warning customers watch out for possible fraud after a major data breach the bank said 83 million customers were exposed when the bang was hacked in july. the stolen information includes names, address of address and phone numbers but no account numbers, passwords or social security numbers. they said there is no evidence of fraud so far. the president said job growth is one of the keys to i had strong economy and expanded opportunities for middle class families. >> more people will feel it in their lives. that is when america does best. we do better when the middle class does better. when more americas have their way. >> the president recorded from an indiana style plant. he said manufacturing has added more than 700,000 jobs oaf the past four and a half hers. he stressed that the united states must raise the minimum wage to continue the growth. will are reports apple is going to reveal a new i-pad in two weeks the wall street journal is reporting they will introduce it on october 16 president. they are expected to reveal a new imac as well. >> today oakland is holdoing it's free family festival. it's called oaktoberfest. the tapping of the first keg will kick off the event in two hours at 10:45. 40 local by ribbon cuttings ribbon cutting -- breweries will be on hand. pete is the headline act. and fruitvale afternoon. >> we will turn to rosemary. we are talking about getting a little cooler but -- it's still hot. at least along the coast. the inland communities will take one more day. giving you a live look at the beautiful blue sky. the low 50s. a wide range. in just a moment. the current temperatures. want to get a look. some of us will feel a difference. some of us not so wrong. 85 degrees. san francisco expected to take a big drop. inland just a few degrees cooler for napa. we are taking baby steps toward this cooling trend. along the coast and inside the bay many we see that first and that's what we will see today. the ridge of high pressure going to remain in control of the weather pattern. the off shore flow is weakening. that's allowing the afternoon sea breeze to move back into place starting today. we will start to fill it. we do have a heat advisory for the bay side communities. not as hot as yesterday for the bay side but still above the average. from ten to 20 degrees. again for today. 58 in oakland. 58 in concord. we have 50 degrees in napa. if you are going to the festival going on this afternoon at golden gate park. we have temperatures in the upper 60's. 70s -- near 80 for today. still a lot cooler than yesterday. 89 degrees in nevado. 90 -- so again hard to call this cool but definitely seeing temperatures down from yesterday. in and around oakland we were well into the 90's. 9 abrin wood. into the inland communities, not going to feel a lot of relief. 93 for morgan hill. upper 90's for gilroy. we have 92 redwood city. 89 san mateo. san francisco yesterday 92 you will feel a difference there. then a better cooldown coming into the week. temperatures back in to the low to mid80's for the inland cities by tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. >> thank you. stanford football playing a big game. playoffs on the line the cardinal on national tv in south bend indiana to take on notre dame. last year they beat the identifying irish. today's game will be in a battle. fresh off its double overtime victory last weekend cal opened the pacific northwest. the 3-1 bears will take onto cougars. it's a battle between it would have the most potent offenses. cal at number eight. >> now to a different type of football. sacramento is looking to bring major league soccer to the state capitol. sacramento already has a team in espalier prodivision and fans yesterday paraded down the capitol mall to celebrate a championship that the team won in its first year of operations. fans say that the city is ready to make the leap in to the mls which has teams in los angeles. >> more police officers on patrol at harvard. in 25 minutes the e-mail threat that prompted the university to contact the fbi. >> first, a new strategy in the state of washington to get bears to stay away from homes. up next how wildlife officials are using pan's best friend to control the beasts. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. a security camera in pennsylvania caught a bear taking a dip in the family pool. watching the video you can see the bear checking out the water a little bit. taken ace couple drinks -- takes a couple of drinks before jumping in. it hung around for 20 minutes and climbed in and out of the pool three times. wildlife official in washington are trying a new approach to keep bears away from property. rather than putting the bears down they are now scaring them with bear dogs. once the bear is captured its taunted by the dogs. then when it's released wildlife officials shout and fire bean bag rounds at the bear as the dogs chase it into the woods. >> really teach them that dogs are not afraid of them and that people are not afraid of them. they associate dogs with people and homes. >> so far he said the new method has an 80% success rate with the bears not returning to neighborhoods. officials say the scare tactic may appear to be mean but it gives bears who would be put down a second chance at life. >> a missouri judge has ruled that the state must recognize same sex marriages that were legally preformed in other states. that ruling comes after a lawsuit was filed by ten same sex couples who were legally married in other states. they argued that their right to equal protection and due process was being violated by the state's ban on gay marriage the judge agreed saying the couples deserved the same recognition as opposite sex couples married in other states. health officials are trying to calm nerves about the ebola virus. they are also defending the response to the first case diagnosed on united states soil. as we have been reporting thom cast duncan was initially released. he hot had told a nurse he had come from avenue africa. >> we have the public halitosis elms elms halitosis -- systems in place to contain the spread of the disease. >> meantime one person is also being monitored at a hospital in washington dc after showing symptoms. >> . >> the cause of a fire at the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania is still unknown. it started yesterday and caused extensive damage. that building is located two miles from the memorial and the new visitor's center still under construction a superintendent of the memorial said only about 10% of the collection is actually stored at headquarters. employees broken arrow evacuated -- were evacuated. three people at dublin are being helped by the red cross after a fire damaged their home. it happened last night near dublin high school. firefighters say the fire was in the attic and it took about 20 minutes to get out a dog watts killed in -- was killed but no people. two adults and a child were displaced. >> a bigger and better dining room to help serve san francisco's poor and homeless communities. coming up in just a few minutes we will have a live report on how saint anthony's is getting more efficient. >> and a toy gun and violent video game game exchange. the >> outside, we are slowly turning the corner on the heat. i will have a look at your current continues and detail the highs. ♪ ♪ only one place helps you maximize everything in your life, everyday. the place where you always get more than you pay for... t.j.maxx. brands you love, prices that work for you. this fall, shop smarter. maxx first! doesn't everyone deserve a maxx life? t.j.maxx. a big celebration underway in san francisco. we are going to tell you about new and improved dining room. it's going to serve 3,000 people a day. and a warning for people headed to a san francisco lookout that's very popular. the new report about a rise in car burglaries and which area is being targeted. 14 cases of enterovirus now reported in the state of cassel. the young patients the virus is hitting the hardest. "mornings on 2" starts right now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2". saturday, october 4. >> good morning. another hot fall day expected across much of the bay area. cooler, rosemary, than what we have seen over the last two days, you say? >> you are right. especially this area into san francisco. we are waking up with beautiful blue skies on the coast, around the bay and inland. but i do see changes coming our way. in fact, mostly blue skies in half moon bay this morning. as early as tomorrow the low clouds can be back with us along the coastline and an afternoon sea breeze starting today. so that's going to bring temperatures down along the coast inside the bay. there is still a heat advisory for today, but notice where it's at. it has definitely been scaled back from yesterday when it was widespread. the entire bay area with a heat advisory today. it's our bay side communities. it's into the santa clara valley and parts of monterey, including santa cruz. if i scoot in a little bit closer here you notice that san francisco not included in this. yesterday san francisco hit 92. today you are looking at about 80 degrees for the afternoon. so big changes coming for some of us. meanwhile, the rest of us inland it's going to be a lot like yesterday. well into the 90s once again. you will get in on this cool-down as early as tomorrow. temperatures right now 65 degrees in walnut creek. 65 in napa. 71 san francisco. so i do expect some of us will see a rapid warm-up once again with that sea breeze developing for the second half of the day. temperatures expected for today 79 in pacifica,80 san francisco. 88 oakland, low-to-mid 90s for the inland cities, 92 santa rosa. they hit 97 yesterday. improving weather for you as well. we continue with the cool down. breaking news. two earthquakes hit northern california in just the past hour. the largest was a 3.9 magnitude quake and that was reported near the town of willits at 8:45 a.m. that is north of ukiah. no damage has been reported. a magnitude 2.5 quake in napa at 8:00 this morning. a lot of viewers calling into the newsroom saying they felt the earthquakes. well, happening now st. anthony's in san francisco is debuting a new dining room. the facility is twice as big and the layout more efficient. alley joining us live from san francisco. she is at the ribbon cutting ceremony. ally. >> reporter: there is a big celebration going on for this grand opening. officials are expecting hundreds of people to come and that's why we've closed off golden gate avenue an entire block from lar kins to jones. they have a stage set up. music. chairs. if you pan off to the right, further standards larkin street in the shadows you can see umbrellas. there are dozens of tables and that's where people in need will be served some meals later today. this is the grand opening of the st. anthony foundation new dining room. we have the executive director barry stenger here who is going to tell us why this dining room had to be built. what was the need? >> well, it was after the loma prieta earthquake, old building that was built in 1912, it was built as an auto body shop. we were serving 40 million meals out of that place. it was tired. it was time for a new place. and what we say always about our guests, they are the most important people here. they deserve the dignity and respect of eating in a place that's as nice as they will in the new dining room. >> reporter: you have a lot of guests you serve, 2400 to 3,000 people a day come to st. anthony's to get a hot meal. >> it will be more efficient the way we can run our operation and more efficient in terms of us being able to take more food, prepare better food. the equipment in the kitchen is all brand-new. first time we will have flame in the kitchen, at least intentionally. we have always had steam. now we have different kinds of things. they can cook food different ways. huge freezers. huge refrigerators. if people give us food, we can store that and use it when we need it. >> thank you so much. executive director of st. anthony's foundation barry stenger talking about this 15-year process to plan and fund raise $22 million to build this new dining room that's going to be nearly twice as big as the old one. the festivities get underway at 9:30. we will be here to show them to you and get a sneak peek of the dining room. one person was killed after being hit by a drunk driver on highway 101 in marin county. police say 30-year-old os manned deleon was driving northbound in the area of st. peter road before 7:30 this morning. witnesses told police he was swerving across lanes before he rear-ended a toyota yaris. that collision caused both cars to flip. the driver of the yaris died at the hospital. deleon is being booked into jail on vehicular manslaughter and dui charges. an investigation underway into an early morning homicide in oakland. around one this morning police responded to a report of a person down at 72nd avenue. when officers arrived on scene they found a man who had been shot. he was pronounced dead. the bay area news group is reporting that the victim was 27 years old and may have been in some kind of dispute with another person before the shooting. this is oakland's 59th homicide of the year. there were 76 homicides at this same time last year. fire investigators in san jose are looking into two separate fires overnight. they sent us video of both of those fires. the most recent broke out just after 11:00 last night. crews responded to an emergency call at the center foods grocery store. it took crews more than an hour to get that under control. there were no injuries but the store sustained significant smoke and water damage. there is no word yet on the cause. five people have been displaced after flames raced through their townhouse on del bore court last night near the guadalupe freeway. the first call for help came in after 10:00 p.m. it was midnight before crews got that two-alarm fire knocked down. there were no injuries. officials say it appears the fire started in a car inside the garage and then spread to the rest of the house. police in east palo alto are investigating a deadly shooting that happened 5:00 last night on laurel avenue. investigators say the victim is 20-year-old mark madden. family members say he was a student at san francisco state and say he was shot while going to visit his uncle and cousin. so far no arrests have been made. a uc berkeley student is now facing criminal charges in connection with a sexual assault at a cal fraternity. police arrested 20-year-old eugene quillen thursday night at the delta epsilon fraternity. officers say it is connected to one of three cases reported last weekend. a university spokeswoman calls the allegations disheartening. >> it's totally unworthy and totally unacceptable. it's against everything we stand for and what we're trying to instill in new students as they come on campus. >> the arrest comes as the uc system is under pressure to do a better job of handling assault complaints. megan warner, a student with greeks against sexual assault, says assaults happen often. >> there are most he definitely members of fraternities assaulting other women. a lot of them are repeat offenders as well. >> the university says it is planning on launching new outreach programs for students. car break-ins are on the rise in a scenic spot in san francisco popular with tourists of the chronicle reports there have been 122 car burglaries in the past six months in the twin peaks area. one police captain says the numbers make him cringe. police investigators say professional burglers are scoping out twin peaks, olmos square, golden gate park and targeting rental vehicles san francisco and oakland a couple suspected of robbing banks in several states has been transferred from a florida prison face charges in marin county. he is accused of robbing three san rafael banks and one novoto bank in december 2012. january of last year as well. 43-year-old michelle maxwell is accused of being the getaway driver in three of the robberies. they are also suspected of robbing banks in san jose and southern california. they were arrested in florida for bank robberies in the orlando area. california expects to see more cases of enterovirus d68. a severe respiratory illness affecting mostly children. there are now 14 cases in the state. that's more than triple the number last month. there are five local cases with alameda, san francisco, solano and santa cruz counties. the youngest patient wasn't even a year old. the oldest was 15. most did suffer from asthma. so far the state has tested more than 180 people suspected of having enterovirus d68. >> the people who get admitted are the tip of the iceberg. you know, many people have mild illness and don't seek medical care and don't get admitted to the hospital. >> the first cases in california were reported in san diego and ventura counties with one patient in los angeles who is now paralyzed. symptoms include fever, sneezing, and coughing. doctors say one of the best ways to guard against it is frequent hand washing. happening today the marin county district torn's office ben & jerry's ice cream and the center for domestic peace are holding a toy gun and video exchange game. anyone will receive a ben & jerry's ice cream and a chance to win a raffle prize. some include an ipad, a new bicycle, six flags discovery kingdom passes, movie tickets and a leap ster learning game. today's exchange will take place from 10 to 1 at the novato police department. more exchanges will be held october 11, 18, and 25. mar an county beachgoers are warned about the hot temperatures and dangerous waves in weekend. officials at point reyes national seashore say rip currents and sneaker waves are common in time of year so they are warning people to be careful if they go into the water and consider swimming closer to shore. the warm weather could also cause heat-related illnesses. people are being advised to wear light clothing and drink plenty of water. thousands of people are expected to go to golden gate park in san francisco today for the second day of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. > [music]. >> the three-day event kicked off yesterday. now, for the past 14 years that festival has been a free gift for all to enjoy. today's opening act starts at 11. the hardy strictry festival continues through tomorrow. we have posted a link of the complete schedule on our website which is, of course, ktvu.com. and you can find that link under our web links section. >> even if you are not going, be ready for traffic in and around golden gate park. >> hundreds of thousands of people making their way there. it is always tough trying to get through the city north and south on 19th. a wildfire starting by a man burning a deer carcass. in 30 minutes, the excuse he gave authorities for setting that carcass on fire. but first, a group of kayakers attacked by a great white shark 60 miles north of santa barbara. up next the good samaritans who came to their rescue. a minor break in the temperatures coming our way to parts of the bay area for today. i will have a look at the numbers expected for your area and i'm tracking a cooling trend in the extended forecast. los angeles police are trying to figure out how many people died in a fiery three vehicle crash. one of the cars was burned so badly they can't determine the make or the model. for now officers are saying multiple lives were lost in the crash last night in the city of chino located in san bernardino county. they searched a nearby field for any victims who may have been ejected from the vehicles. two great white shark attacks in just two days have prompted beach closures in santa barbara county. the first incident happened on thursday night. officials say a surfer was attacked about a quarter mile north of wall beach. commanders at vandenberg air force base closed three beaches in that area as a precaution. officials say the shark was about eight to ten feet long. the surfer had minor injuries to his knees and cuts to his body. those beaches are expected to be back open at 4:00 sunday afternoon. now, two fishermen came to the rescue of a group of people after they were attacked by a great white shark. >> those are holes from a great white shark. >> he was attacking. >> that attack happened yesterday about 60 miles north of santa barbara. lou and charles were fishing for sea bass when they heard the calls for help. >> he was clean to the top of it. so we get the kayak and we get him on our boat and two other -- the guys that were with him hopped on the boat also and we towed them, all three, into the landing at vandenberg. the boat house. >> a few of the kayakers did stay behind so they could keep fishing. an hour later they also called for help. their destroys call came after one of the men was knocked eight feet into the water by the shark. he was not seriously hurt. the british prime minister is calling the latest beheading by isis fighters unforgivable. the islamic terror group released the video of the beheading of alan henning. he went to syria last christmas to help victims of the country's civil war. ktvu talked to uc berkeley political science professor steve fish about how the u.s. should approach these militant fighters. fish says airstrikes are indeed necessary along with a long- term intelligence strategy, which means some unlikely partnerships. >> and this is where really doing work with the brits and even the russians, intelligence service to intelligence service could be productive. we have to be careful in working with the russians and iranians that they are not trying to undermine us. >> they are now threatening the life of peter cattic. he was a solder who later became an aid worker in syria. there will be extra police patrols at harvard university in weekend after hundreds of students received an email death threats. they were sent 445 timbered afternoon. someone threatened to come on campus today and shoot people. campus. temporary barriers this morning and the national park service doesn't know when they will come down. as you can see there, ran on into the white house on september 19. the video shows the intruder omar gonzalez scaling the fence and then running towards the white house. on wednesday he pled not guilty and is now going to undergo mental comptency tests. tourists are complaining the barriers don't do anything but keep them from getting a good picture. a water main flooded a dozen homes in the bay area district. key avenue and keith street was flooded. water gushed on to the street for hours. the san francisco public utilities commission estimates two million gallons of water escaped. that pipe was repaired and water surfaces were -- services were turned on 1:45 yesterday afternoon. time now is 9:19. let's turn it over to rosemary for a check of how the weekend is shaping up. these are the times when we are lucky to live here with this really, really nice weatherge yeah. some people really loving it. some weep really hating it -- some people really hating it. in any case, we are going to see this pattern slowly move out of the way. let's start out in san jose where we have mostly blue skies. you can see just a few strands of high clouds there in the distance. going to be another warm day in san jose going into the low 90s for the afternoon. if we go to the satellite view, notice south and west of us we have just a few high clouds here over southern california. those are shifting into the bay area. that's really about it. ridge of high pressure in control and will persist for the weekend. we are beginning to lose the offshore flow just a little bit. it is weakening some. that's allowing the onshore breeze to return to the area. not this morning. so by the second half of the day the sea breeze is expected to develop and, as it does, it's going to bring down our temperatures along the coast and inside the bay. we'll still be very warm but we won't be as hot. meanwhile, our inland communities are not going to feel the sea breeze. you are going to be just as hot as yesterday. it will take one more day for you. as we get into the afternoon we are with mostly sunny skies. watch as a few changes begin to take place as we get closer to sunset. sun setting ten minutes before 7:00 this evening. low clouds beginning to develop here. as we get into the evening hours they do begin to shift. i think by tomorrow morning we will have patchy fog along the coastline. so again minor changes coming our way. it's going to to take a little while before all of us begin to feel it but we do have a cool-down coming. the 69 degrees in fairfield right now. mid 60s in napa. 37 already in san francisco -- 73 in san francisco. 68 in san jose. now, san francisco yesterday warmed into the low 90s. for the afternoon today i think we'll go to about 80 degrees. this model has us going to 81. mostly sunny skies. and then as we get into the second half of the afternoon temperatures dropping back to 75 and 67 degrees for the evening hours. so mild to warm. hot inland. not any worse than we had yesterday. we are starting to turn the corner on this heat. 89 degrees for novoto this afternoon as well as san rafael. in the east bay a warm one in hayward. 88 for you. 95 for livermore. into the santa clara valley for the afternoon today heat advisory continues for the santa clara valley as well as santa cruz. 89 santa cruz. 90 degrees for cupertino. bay side communities included in the heat advisory. san francisco not included in the advisory nor the coastline. the extended forecast here temperatures continuing to fall. it will be a minor drop for tomorrow, especially for inland communities. but only if you are headed in the right direction. monday low 90s in the forecast and then comfortable weather as we we get into tuesday and wednesday for inland cities. back to the desk. a massive data breach hits jpmorgan chase. coming up at 9:45. personal information stolen from millions of account holders. >> first, cvs pharmacy reaches a settlement for $250,000. up next, the claims made against the company and the products covered by that settlement. governor jerry brown signed a bill that could help modernize california's 911 system. a federal law requires all cellphone carriers to equip their phones with the act to text 911. if you try to text 911 right now in california you get a message back saying right there on your screen text to 911 is not available. but a bill is requiring the office of emergency services to develop a plan for implementing a statewide next generation 911 system. people we talked to say they think it could be helpful. >> in a lot of situations i feel like you can't really call, physically call. like especially if there is a home invasion or something like that. you might as well text so that person doesn't hear you. >> dispatchers say it's also to remember -- important to remember that calling 911 can be invaluable because they not only listen and get information from background noises. they are also trained to help frantic callers. >> our dispatchers are trained to calm the caller down and get the information that we need so that we can get them help in a timely manner. >> right now agencies in menlo park and contra costa county are in the process of getting necessary upgrades installed. we are learning more about meatballs found near a west santa rosa dog park. the animal department says the ate meatballs did not contain any poison. they were found two weeks ago and sent up to uc davis for analysis. earlier this year several meatballs laced with poison were found in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood as well as the richmond district. one dog died after eating one of those meatballs. a new restaurant rating system is now in effect in santa clara county. restaurants are now required there to display a color coated car that shows the results of their last health department inspection. green ind indicates passing while yellow ind indicates food safety violations that have been corrected and read as places that have been closed due to violations. health inspection results will be posted online. to learn more about the new restaurant rating system log on to ktvu.com and click on web links. cvs pharmacy has reached a settlement over claims it was used fake size labels on some products. the company has agreed to pay $250,000 to four california counties and the state's department of agriculture. the money will mostly go to fresno, yolo, sacramento, and shasta counties. the settlement covers a few store brand beauty products including wrinkle creams and an anti-frizz hair product. san francisco police are investigating a collision between a taxicab and a man crossing the street. up next reaction from the woman who chased that cab driver down after he left the scene of the accident. an an update on jahi mcmath. the oakland girl declared brain-dead after a surgery. the movement that her family proves she is alive. a transition to cooler weather is on the way. a drop in temperatures coming up. ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. well, it's a big morning for st. anthony's in san francisco. these are live pictures from inside the new dining room. coming up in just about one minute ktvu's allie rasmus with more on the new multi-million dollar facility that can now feed double the amount of people in need. welcome back to morning on two everyone. i am michael mibach. >> i am claudia wong. let's start off with a quick look at the weather. >> very calm conditions. no visibility issues. you can see here we just have a fabulous one. and the warming trend underway this morning. temperatures are in the 60s. even near 70 degrees. we will check in on those in just a moment. the heat advisory continues for parts of the bay area. yesterday it was widespread. north bay. east bay. south bay. along the coast. but for today it remains in areas in bay side communities into the santa clara valley and for parts of monterey bay, including santa cruz. just a reminder to take it easy out there between 11 and 9:00 the heat advisory today. temperatures are coming down, but we are still well above the seasonal average and for many of us well above what we're used to. 69 degrees in oakland right now. san francisco checking in at 73. half moon bay is taking a jump 70 degrees outside your door. temperatures tart ised in the low -- started in the low 50s in napa. in the east bay temperatures are mild to warm already. 71 reported in areas like walnut creek. shifting along the peninsula and taking a look at these numbers here. 70 palo alto. 67 menlo park. 67 in sunnyvale as well as saratoga. for the afternoon today heat advisory continues for some. does not include the coast. temperatures still warm but not as hot. 79 pacifica. 80 degrees in san francisco. a big drop expected here. no advisory for you. inland temperatures are just as hot as yesterday. the cooling trend begins for some. eventually, we will all feel it. i will have a look at that extended forecast for you coming up. happening now st. anthony's in san francisco is unveiling its new dining room. the fassi is bigger than the old one and will allow more food to be stored for longer. allie rasmus joining us live to give us a tour of the facility and explain how it will help tens of thousands of families from now to the holidays. allie. >> reporter: we are standing inside the new facility. we can give you a look around. you can see it's very well lit. everything here is brand-new. there is a celebration going on outside. so inside it's pretty empty. sort of the calm before the storm. you can see brand-new tables and chairs off to the right. when guests start getting meals they will be lining up and coming through this roped off area and then people will make their way over to the brand-new kitchen where you can see an assembly line of volunteers working to prepare the first meals that were ever cooked in this brand-new kitchen. now, st. anthony's foundation serves 2400 to 3,000 meals day to people in need here in san francisco's tenderloin. their old dining room across the street on golden gate avenue was old and cramped. it was an converted auto body shop. so it didn't have the proper space and materials to serve the people in need. so 15 years ago they started planning and fundraising to build a new kitchen and dining room and it is open today. you can see the assembly line. these trays going through. they are in cardboard cartons because today of the celebration going on everyone will be eating their meals outside. after this morning people will come into the brand-new dining room to get a hot meal. we talked to the executive director of st. anthony's foundation, barry stenger. he told us why this new dining room had to be built and how it will better serve the community. >> what we say always about our guest, they are the most important people here. they deserve the dignity and respect of eating in a place that's nice. it will be more efficient the way we can run our operation and more efficient in terms of us being able to take more food, prepare better food. >> reporter: and right now you can see they've packed up all the meals here. they are getting ready to cart these outside for the celebration. as part of this grand opening celebration they have actually shut down golden gate avenue between jones and market. they have tables to serve meals to people in need outside and actually mayor ed lee and democratic house leader nancy pelosi will be serving those meals to the guest here at st. anthony's foundation. we will have more on the ribbon cutting ceremony and all of the events happening here today in our later newscast. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police are trying to figure out whether a taxicab driver was involved in a hit-and-run or if he didn't realize he struck a man crossing the street. it happened around 10:00 last night at buchanan and bay streets near fort mason center. the impact shattered the front window of the taxi. a witness says a group of people were walking across buchanan. the first people made it across safely but the third person was hit by that cab. the force knocked him out of his shoes. a witness says the taxi kept going and that's when she followed the cab in had her own car and brought him -- in her own car and brought him back to the accident scene. >> i told him that he has to stop and the police were coming. so he told me, yes, i am going back to the scene. i am going back. you can follow me. i am going back. >> reporter: police did interview the cab driver at the scene. right now there is no word from police on whether or not he was cited. the person who was hit was alert and conscious when the ambulance took him to the hospital. a fifth grade teacher has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a student in his classroom. 52-year-old join lied is accused of assaulting a girl at paradise valley elementary school and police say the girl told them it happened more than once. lloyd has been a teacher for the school district for 13 years. the morgan hills school district called parents yesterday afternoon and post add letter on the district website alerting folks about the arrest. >> every single incident that comes to our attention we take very seriously. we acted as swiftly as we could. and the school says it will be offering counseling to students next week. lloyd's first court appearance is scheduled for tuesday. extra police continue to be on patrol near bart's dellanoir ta station. two men were attacked thursday night while walking on a trial outside the station. police say one man was shot. the other badly beaten. both of them were robbed. police say they believe one attack was underway when the second victim came up to the scene. the two victims are expected to recover. police are still looking for those responsible. family members of jahi mcmath have released a video which they say shows the girl responding to her mother's voice. jahi's family says this video proves that doctors were wrong when they declared the 13-year-old brain-dead from complications of tonsil surgery last year at oakland's children's hospital. she was forced to move to an undisclosed location in new jersey. her family will ask a judge to declare her alive paving her way to a return to california and state medical benefits. >> i talk to jahi and she responds. >> she has had a severe brain injury, but her brain is there. children's hospital callously said she was rotting. >> the hospital issued this response saying, we trust that the california courts, the alameda county coroner and the state of california will evaluate any claims made by the family's attorneys and decide them in a lawful and just manner. jahi's family says she also moved her right thumb and arm. a man has been moved out of jail. what we learned is that he moved to the san francisco county jail on monday. his lawyers say chow will get a laptop computer to go over 10,000 pages and documents in his case. >> he will be able to spend 40 to 60 hours a week reviewing the evidence and helping us prepare his defense. yesterday was the deadline for two dozen defendants to it file motion toss have their cases separated from each other or be dismissed entirely. they face charges ranging from money laundering to illegal alcohol sales and alleged arms dealings. firefighters in el dorado county are expected to have the massive king fire fully contained today. it has burned nearly 89,000 -- 98,000 acres. it destroyed 12 homes. at one point more than 5,000 firefighters were helping to fight that fire. the ma dare a county sheriff says last month's fire there was started by a man burning a deer carcass. he confessed to finding the carcass and set it on fire to get rift smell. it destroyed 30 homes and burned 300 acres. the fresno bee says the man apologized for the fire. so far he has not been identified publicly or arrested. california spending $1 million to make sure that the produce grown at farmers markets is locally grown. california governor jerry brown has signed a law that will send a small group of inspectors to the markets to check on the vendors. that comes after reports that some vendors are buying fruits and vegetables from wholesale markets and passing them off as their own. last year 19 vendors were fined in california for misrepresenting their products. californians could be making changes to their high school graduation exam. according to the "sacramento bee," some believe that the current test is soon going to be obsolete now that national guidelines are focusing more on critical thinking and problem solving. lawmakers are expected to take up the issue next year and state education officials say a new exam would not be issued until at least july of 2017. the current test includes sixth, seventh, and sixth grade math problems. today the san francisco giants look to take down the nationals out in d.c. in game two of the nlds. yesterday jake peavy on the hill focused and with a 2-0 lead here in the fifth. bryce harper on first and wilson ramos with onium the middle. to crawford. they do a little ballet. that's a double play. jake peavy, tell me how you feel. i believe he said that's what i'm talking about in a soft voice. joe sends one deep left center. that's a playoff triple. 2-for-5panek on the day 3-0 giants. the nationals get a couple of solo shots in the eighth. the bullpen holds on and the giants win game one 3-2. tim hudson on the mound today. again today's first pitch 2:30 this afternoon. ktvu's joe fonzi out in d.c. will have coverage of the game on ktvu following college football and of course during the 10:00 news. game three set for monday at either noon or 2 p.m. at at&t ballpark in san francisco. game four also in the the city, if necessary. >> all right. time now 9:41. a fleet of fighter jets returns to the skies after a year hiatus. the events that features speeds of up to 700 miles an hour and when those jets are going to be flying into the bay area. >> an unusual police chase in the state of georgia. the household item officers were forced to dodge after a hardware store was burglarized. outside our doors this morning the temperatures quickly climbing once again. i do see cooler weather coming our way. i'll explain this transition for you coming up. ♪shining, shimmering, splendid ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. check out this dashcam video from a georgia police officers car. the suspects were throwing chainsaws at the officers. the chaos started early tuesday morning after the suspects burglarized a local hardware store. police were on scene quickly and chased after the suspects as they drove off. during the chase police say the suspects threw three chainsaws and a weed eater at the officers' car. after five minutes the suspects ditched the suv. you can see they were running away. police are still searching for them. this morning there is going to be a change of command for the state's only army national guard mp brigade. the 49th military police brigade is based in fairfield and the mission is to provide support to civilian authorities in the event of a disaster. now, this is video of the brigade back in february when they traininged with the he will soreito police department. the new commander is going -- the new ceremony is going to be held in fairfield. you will have another option when it comes to flying to las vegas from the bay area. jetblue will begin non-stop flights convenient vegas and san francisco in -- between vague and francisco -- between las vegas and francisco in january. jetblue decided to add the service to compete with virgin america. after a one-year hiatus the blue angels are back in the sky performing maneuvers at the miramar airshow. the three-day event kicked off yesterday at the marine air core station in san diego. during the show pilots hit speeds of up to 700 miles flying wingtip to wingtip, 18 inches apart in some cases. last year they were canceled due to sequestration. they will be flying into san francisco for fleet week. they arrive in the bay area on thursday and will take part in the airshow on saturday and sunday afternoons. jpmorgan chase is warning customers to keep an eye out for possible product after a major data breach. the bank says 83 million customer accounts were exposed when the bank was hacked back in july. the stolen information includes names, addresses, and phone numbers of clients, but no account numbers, passwords, or social security numbers. the bank says there is no evidence as of now of fraud involving the use of customer information. president obama says job growth is one of the keys to a strong economy and expanded opportunities for middle-class families. >> rather than just reading about our recovery in the headline, more people will feel it in their own lives. and that's when america does best. we do better when the middle-class does better. >> the president recorded had this morning's weekly address from an indiana steel plant. he says american manufacturing has added more than 700,000 jobs over the past four and a half years. but he stressed that the u.s. must raise the minimum wage to continue the economic growth. all right. san jose state football is playing at home. 5:00 start down there. it's going to be pretty hot. i could imagine those spartan fans are going to be very warm out there in the stands. something to be aware of. if you are going to be out and about for today bring the sunblock. plenty of water. there is even still a heat advisory for portions of the bay area. let's start with a beautiful view over parts of the east bay. no advisory here. it's along the bay side communities and into the santa clara valley for today. again in areas that really aren't used to the hot, hot weather. but for the inner east bay when i say the mid 90s you say, yeah, uncomfortable but we can take it, right? that's where you are going today. take a look that ridge of high pressure that remains in control. going to be with us through the weekend. so on a major scale, not a lot of change going on. a few high clouds. if you look outside your door you will see a few high clouds overhead from am southwest. that's about it for that. we have a weak on shore breeze that will be developing a little bit later today. this going to help bring down the temperatures for the coast. portions of the bay still going to be very warm. but inside the bay not as hot as yesterday. meanwhile, for our inland cities you are not going to feel that sea breeze just yet. i think today you will be just as hot as yesterday. thankfully, not expected to get worse. as we get through the day plenty of blue sky. can't see any cloud cover. but as we get into the evening hours sun will set just before 7:00. notice we have a few clouds here developing to the north of us as we sleep. i expect they are going to fill in a little bit closer to the coast. as we wake up tomorrow morning we have patchy fog along the coastline. so again changes are coming. they are going to be a little slow for some, but eventually we will all begin to feel it. the 69 degrees right now in fairfield. we have mid 60s in conquered. 73 in san francisco. so temperatures beginning to really zoom. we have 65 in napa. 59 in santa rosa. over parts of the north bay waking up 50 degrees. it was a chilly start. a few upper 40s out there. you see now temperatures it are rebounding. for the afternoon upper 80s to low 90s over the north bay. a very warm day. for many not as hot as yesterday. 87 san leandro. 94 pleasanton. 95 in livermore. i think a near repeat from yesterday. 95 in livermore yesterday. i think 95 today. 91 in san jose. 88 in sunnyvale. 90 degrees cupertino. palo alto 89. that's a warm one. san mateo 89 as well. san francisco a warm 80 degrees. yesterday san francisco hit 92. so that's an improvement there. the extended forecast with the bay area always in view, temperatures continuing to fall. a minor drop for the second half of the weekend and a bigger cool-down into the week ahead. stanford football playing one of the biggest games of the year today. playoff implications on the line. down in south bend, indiana, taking on notre dame. last year 27-20. today's game will be a battle. notre dame is unbeaten and ranked ninth in the country with thoughts of playing in the national championship playoffs at the end of the season. fresh off its thrilling double ot last weekend cal is up in the pacific northwest tonight taking on the washington state cougars. it is a battle between two of the most potent offenses in college. now to a different type of football. sacramento is looking to bring a major league soccer team right there to the state capitol. >> sacramento already has a team in a smaller pro division. fans yesterday paraded down the capitol mall to celebrate a championship. that team won in its first year of operation, but fans say the city is ready to make the leap into the mls, which has teams in los angeles, new york, and san jose. and it's a scare tactic being used on bears. up next the animals now being called in to go paw to paw with dangerous beasts. and fresh off the excitement from the recent announcement, apple is preparing for one more. the device being unveiled that could steal the headlines from the new iphone and apple watch. ♪ bring them all to the table with the kfc favorites bucket. 8 pieces of chicken with 12 hot wings or 6 extra crispy tenders. ♪ no. a missouri judge ruled that the state must recognize same-sex marriages legally performed in other states. the ruling comes after lawsuits were filed after same-sex couples who were married in other states. the judge agreed saying the couples deserve the same recognition as opposite sex couples who were married in other states. we do have new information this morning about the u.s. effort against the ebola threat. u.s. health officials say ever since a west african man was diagnosed in dallas they have received credible tips on about 100 other potential cases. now, as we've been reporting, thomas eric duncan was initially released from a dallas, texas hospital after coming down with symptoms of the disease. he had told a nurse he had just come from liberia. health officials say they have now identified nine people who have had definite contact with him. none are showing symptoms. 40 other people cannot be ruled out. >> we have the public health system and the public health providers in place to contain this threat of this disease. >> tests show that a patient at a hospital in washington, d.c. with a ebola-like symptoms is not infected. the u.s. will examine ways to improve safety at entry points nationwide such as airports and border crossings. there are reports that apple will unveil a new ipad in just about two weeks. the "wall street journal" is reporting the company will introduce it's new tablet on october 16. apple is expected to also unveil new imacs sometime this month. they just unveiled new iphones and an iwatch a few weeks ago. today oakland is holding the seventh annual free family festival celebrating oak beer. the traditional tapping of that first keg will kick off the event at 10:45 this morning. i guess it's noon somewhere always. 40 local craft breweries will be on hand. there will be food, artists, dancers and live music. oak-toberfest takes place surrounding macarthur boulevard. wildlife officials in washington are trying a new approach to keep bears away from people's property. rather than putting those bars down, they are now trying to scare them with bear dogs. so once the bear is captured, it is taunted by the dogs. then when it is he released wildlife officials shout and fire beanbag rounds at that bear as the dogs chase it into the woods. >> you really teach these bears that dogs are not afraid of them and that people, therefore, are not afraid of them because they associate dogs with people and homes. >> now, so far that new method has an 80% success rate with the bears not returning to neighborhoods. wildlife officials say that scare tactic may appear to be mean, but it actually gives bears who would otherwise be put down a second chance at life. well, security camera in pennsylvania captured a bear taking a dip in the family's backyard pool. check it out. there is that bear cruising around that backyard. that bear then hops up on the side of that pool. takes a couple drinks and then, you know what, says i might go for a swim. well, the bear wasn't satisfied with just one dip in that pool. the bear hung around for about 0 minutes and was seen climbing in and out of that pool about three times. >> my dog does the same thing. >> that bear was like, why not? they left it out for mimi. might as well enjoy it. >> if you are lucky tough to have a pool, rosemary, a pretty good day to get a swim in? >> you said it. a nice day for a pool party. mostly clear. we started out cool but temperatures are already building. we will have a drop in temperatures right along the coastline for today but inland that heat is going to persist. take a look at these numbers. upper 70s to low 80s right along the coastline. mid-to-upper 80s around the bay and inland low-to-mid 90s. we will continue this drop in temperatures and finally get back to some comfortable weather. at least for inland communities as we get into tuesday and wednesday. >> thanks, rosemary. thank you. well, that is our report for this morning. we do appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> as rosemary said, today another hot one. folks living inland, an update on this heat wave on our next newscast. >> and you can of course get updates any time at ktvu.com, facebook, and twitter. thanks for joining us. have a fantastic saturday. ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. the silver and black show . >> first of all, yes, i do believe we do put together a solid season and -- could win. i am not going to get into -- what worked did not work for dennis, the bottom line is it did not work. >> i have been excited since i work 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