put on your hairspray -- hair up, you are done. 50s on the northbay temps, calistoga, glen allen, kelseyville all in the upper 40s, low 50s for petaluma, napa and even tamron. i think the low clouds will get wiped out on saturday. that is our system that is coming in for sunday. it looks like the northbay gets in on that first rain. 50s and 60s and you will see low 70s for many. good morning sal. >> good morning steve. we are looking on a commute that is not bad. this is westbound 580. we will start there. you will see slow traffic this morning if you are driving on 580 as you drive over toward the altamont pass. it is just not as bad as normal but there is some slowing went to get over the hill to the livermore valley. it looks okay when you get to the dublin interchange. traffic is not bad on the freeway here in oakland, north and south 880. it's a nice- looking drive. if you are driving to the toll plaza, still good, usually 5:30 is when they have the metering lights on. just a few moments ago there was a brush fire reported that the toll plaza. i am looking at the toll plaza and i don't see anything but they are sending out a fire engine just to investigate. maybe i am missing it but i don't see anything right now. let's go back to the desk. several homes of been destroyed by wildfires in the santa cruz mountains. the numbers have gone up. homeowners, for a good reason, are really worried. >> the fire is still not under control. janine de la vega is in morgan hill's with an update work -- update. >> reporter: good morning pam. we are at a staging area, where we were just told there are trees that have fallen overnight and some trees may still fall. it is blocking casa loma road which is a row that firefighters have been using to go up the mountain. that is a concern. the latest we have is that the loma fire has destroyed eight homes and 9 outbuildings and burned more than 4100 acres and is 34% contained. it continues to burn into rain that is an accessible. last night people that live in the mountain communities who had to evacuate from their homes met with cal fire at [ indiscernible ] elementary school. they want to know how bad the damages and when they can go back. we spoke with one woman who said she had -- is not sure if her home has been destroyed butter friends have lost everything. >> they lost everything, their pets in their house. [ crying ] they just lost everything. and we are not out of danger. >> reporter: fire officials say with the temperatures dropping weather conditions have changed. firefighters are preparing for the worst because wind gusts of 30 miles an hour are expected this weekend. cruise on the ground are holding containment lines right now, hoping to get things under control. as for the cause, as far as we know, it is still under investigation by cal fire. accounting live, as far as this road, the fight fires -- firefighters are going to try to get workers in here to clear the trees so it can be accessible for firefighters once again. >> oh my gosh. a lot of work ahead. thank you janine. cal fire says the fire in sonoma county is now 100% contained. it started five days ago just five days each -- 5 miles east of cloverdale and burned more than 1600 acres. two minor injuries are reported and no structures were damaged. investigators are still looking for the cause. new from overnight, a violent demonstration in el cajon against tuesday's deadly officer involved shooting. >> [ sound of gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> flash bangs were fired by police to push back protesters. between 50 and 75 protesters blocked a major intersection in that san diego suburb last night. some demonstrators threw bottles at police and smashed car windows. protesters even got into shouting matches with drivers and motorcyclists. one man was knocked off his motorcycle and attacked. it was the third straight night of the -- protests in el cajon after the shooting that took the life of alfred olango. his mother spoke for the first time about the death of her son. >> i know i am telling you the truth. my son is a good loving young man. only 38 years old. >> the family of alfred olango is angry that police released a single still image of the shooting from a cell phone. it showed him winning an object of a police officer who then shot and killed him. the object turned out to be an electronic cigarette. effort along those family wants the entire video -- alfred olango's family wants the entire video release. a federal investigative team is in hoboken new jersey at the scene of the deadly train crash trying to find out why it ran through the stop, ran through a bumper, went airborne and then crashed through the train station. a woman at the train platform was killed. she had just dropped off her one-year-old daughter at daycare. we have more on this story now from doug luzader. >> reporter: because of the crash is still under investigation. this is once again raising questions about a safety system called positive train control, and why it isn't being implemented more quickly. investigators are trying to determine why this commuter train plowed into the hoboken new jersey station. the challenges are numerous. they are trying to find evidence in a still unstable environment. >> the canopy of the building is on top of the controlling car. water has been making all day. there may be some structural damage. >> reporter: one woman was killed, a 34-year-old. she had just dropped her daughter off at a daycare center. >> i am in shock. it is a wonderful family. a wonderful mother and a wonderful daughter, i am at a loss for words. >> witnesses say the train did not slow down as it approached the station. investigators are speaking to the conductor, thomas gallagher who was injured but later released from a hospital. he has been an engineer for 18 years. the ntsb will look specifically at weather a system called -- whether a system called positive system control can slow down a trail if the engineer fails to do so, if it will -- could have prevented this accident. >> we know it can prevent accidents. whether or not it could've helped in this accident is one of the things we will look at. >> reporter: these systems are being pressured -- are being considered and congress is pressuring using these systems. >> we know where it exists, safety is greatly improved. >> reporter: it was leaders of both parties that signed off on this extension. the railroads argue that implementing positive train control is complicated and costly. in washington doug luzader foxnews. a student is accused of making threats to harm a classmate. the student was arrested yesterday and he was booked into juvenile hall. the student did not mention the use of a weapon in the for. officers did not find any weapons during the investigation. there's also evidence -- there is no evidence that any threat occurred between -- for the student or faculty population. david glenn was taken into custody and police say the alleged crimes occurred on the campus in 2007. the victim of sexual assault was 13 at the time. she only recently told a friend about the alleged assault of a friend called police. graham has been placed on administrative leave. the time is now 5:09. world leaders are an injury -- israel this morning saying goodbye do former prime minister sharon peres. >> driven by simple pleasures, family, and by big dreams. >> one person at the fuser roll -- at the funeral, president obama reminded of unfinished business. the presidential candidate may have violated u.s. trade laws. we are looking at a commute in the south bay where northbound to 80 traffic is looking pretty good getting up to highway 17. the cooling continues on as friday, coast and they are stuck in 50s and 60s but inland towns are looking at 70s. three days ago they were in the 90s. welcome back to "mornings at 2". donald trump is denying a newsweek report that he explore business opportunities in cuba in the late 1990s it would've violated u.s. trade embargo -- the u.s. trade embargo. the work was done by a consulting company and donald trump reimburse the firm for $68,000 of business expenses for its working cuba. however the magazine says neither donald trump or the company obtained a federal government waiver that would have been required at the time for that type of work. on the camp -- on the campaign trail hillary clinton was quick to respond to these allegations. >> he put his personal and business interest ahead of the laws and the values and the policies of the united states of america. >> donald trump insists he never did business in cuba and the newsweek reported that wrote the article has a quote, bad reputation. trump is using former president bill clinton's impeachment proceedings against hillary clinton. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton scandals and impeachments as well. >> he says the clinton presidency would bring bill clinton's sex scandals back into the white house. a new nationwide poll shows hillary clinton has pulled 4 points ahead of donald trump since monday night's presidential debate. the public policy survey shows clinton with 44% support and donald trump with 40% support. the next debate is on sunday october night. two private companies will now be allowed to offer commuter ferry service on the bay. state regulators approved it yesterday. one of the companies is expected to start operating daily service between berkeley, emeryville, redwood city in san francisco at the beginning of next year. another company says it will offer ferry service between berkeley and san francisco beginning at the end of october. right now there is no ferry service between berkeley and san francisco. 5:15 is the time right now. sal i hear a lot of people saying we need more ferry service going down to redwood city and some of the other places. >> that's right but it is not that easy to get boats and put them into service. it would be nice, wouldn't it? >> i know. >> it's another way for people to not write if they don't want to. a lot of people around the roads already. let's start off with the gilroy kima to san jose. it's looking good, if you are driving up to san jose from the gilroy area. there are no issues getting up into san jose. it's a nice-looking commute. on friday, sometimes we have lighter than usual commutes and human the south bay, we are a candidate for this, sunnydale, cupertino as well as mountain view. there is a report of a small brush fire by the bay bridge two plaza. i did see -- bay bridge toll plaza. i did see a fire. by. i heard that it was going to be handled by one engine and not causing any traffic issues. getting up to highway 17 in san jose, that looks good into the west valley. at 5: 17, let's bring in steve. i was watching the cardinals-reds game last night. that should've been a ground rule double. >> i know. why didn't they review it? >> technically you have to do it within 10 seconds. >> it was asked too late to be reviewed. sceme by review -- by review, that should've been a double. second and third. let's get to the weather. it's going to be a cool pattern for a couple of days. low clouds in place and a little bit of drizzle. 50s and 60s on the coast in bay, upper 60s and 70s in most inland locations. low clouds up 20 as we have said -- low clouds aplenty as we have said. what a difference from a few days ago. we have gone from 90s and 100s to a lot of low clouds and higher humidity as well as cool temperatures. low clouds will probably be the biggest issue this morning. onshore at haywood, 28 to 35 and gusts -- 25 miles an hour and 35 mile an hour gusts in the area. we are looking at low to mid 50s for the east bay temps. 51 lafayette, walnut creek 51 as well, san ramon, brentwood is down to 52 which is cooler than martinez. that's a cool pattern. 45 in ukiah, 37 in truckee. that is a very cool pattern. there's not a lot to work with here. i think it will max itself out. we are going to get more sun on saturday but it's not going to warm up that much. it looks like late sunday and monday there will be a secondary system that is a little stronger work i think it produces a little bit more precipitation. i think the north bay will be the first to get the rain. once the low cloud deck burns off on -- i think it has settled as low as it can go. we will have northbay rain on sunday and maybe even down into some parts of the east bay and peninsula late sunday and into monday. 50s, 60s and 70s on the temperatures, breezy ankiel on saturday and clouding up on sunday, late sunday and early monday the best opportunity for rain. it is going to feel very cool here for a while. >> we had better plan ahead. >> thank you. a routine call for a plumber turned into a very unique and dramatic rescue. coming up, the trapped kitten in a storm drain and a happy ending. she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a stor. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. welcome back to "mornings at 2". the head of yosemite national park is retiring after being accused of creating a toxic work environment. don muhlbach are -- don muhlbach are made the announcement this week. employees describe hostile and harassing work environment situations. governor jerry brown has signed a new bill into law. the bill creates the most inclusive backroom -- bathroom access law. the sponsor of the bill says it will work against hateful situations against transgendered people. they have opened several single stalled restrooms for either gender. >> reporter: it looks like your typical bathroom and it works the same way but these individual stalls are unique. >> i thought we had individual restrooms. i didn't think of them necessary as gender-neutral. >> used esd -- ucsd has open gender inclusive restrooms, and empty symbol that is open to anyone across campus. it's part of the university of california policy passed in 2015. >> i like the fact it's available on my campus. >> most students support the idea. >> a think the bathroom can be used by different genders and different ages. >> i think it's great and it opens doors -- there's no fear of being who you are here on campus. >> this is a ucsd dance instructor. he says gender-neutral bathrooms are important for people who are either questioning, in transition or scared of how people will treat them. >> even something as small as a look or a questioned look for a snide remark can just make you feel afraid. >> reporter: the intention is individual stalls with no labels with a goal to provide privacy and safety without confusion. >> it has a toilet as you would use at home. it didn't matter. i don't have a urinal in my house so it didn't matter. when i walked in the bathroom i knew exactly how to use the bathroom. >> uc santa barbara has also set up a nap so that -- an app so that students can find the closest gender-neutral restroom. mike jennings responded to calls last friday in citrus heights when he saw firefighters gathered around a storm drain. as he got closer he could hear the sound of a kitten. the firefighters were trying to coax the kitten out of the storm drain but she just wouldn't budge. jennings offered to use his video inspection camera to get a look at the trapped kitten. >> it's a process of running the camera up there and moving it around. the cat came out. >> someone was willing to stop and said i am willing to help. i have this tool. he provided the opportunity to get this kitten out pretty quickly. >> this may be the best part of the story. do you see this lady? she adopted the kitten named her stormy. she was looking for the perfect little cat and she says it ended up finding her. a couple mugs in broad daylight in san francisco. we will tell you what was stolen urey popular tourist spot that has been the site of other recent crimes -- stolen near a popular tourist spot that has been the site of other recent crimes. we will tell you more about a motorcycle accident that caused an officer's death. it's not a bad commute on the way to the bay. inland temps continue to drop, all 70s now. s now. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muñoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. i love that. >> it's just bucolic music to go along with the bucolic commute today, nice and easy and smooth and quiet this friday morning. it's friday morning, september 30. i am dave clark. >> just breeze. thank you for doing that. [ laughter ] it is 5:30. i am pam cook. >> take a little nap. [ laughter ] >> good night. [ laughter ] it's a cold one out there. we have a little drizzle. we have a little missed over -- mist over oakland. even the hotspots, concord and livermore are cooling-off from 80 to 72. san jose from 72 to 70. i went on the high side there. the low clouds will probably get chewed up. they are maxing themselves out. the fog is losing its support but it is there this morning with all of its support. and there's an onshore breeze in the delta, 28 and gusts to 35. a cooler pattern for inland areas, 40s and 50s on the temps and low 50s for hillsborough , pacifica 50, stanford 55, los altos hills 53, look for a little bit of sun but breezy and windy at times. there was the source of our bigger cool down coming up it looks to be northbay rain on sunday and maybe overnight into monday. 60s, 50s for the coast and bay and 70s inland. what a drop! >> yes, what a drop! if you are driving through solano county, we are going to look at that super commuter for you. vacaville, fairfield, the traffic doesn't look at getting to the vallejo area. across the carquinez bridge and over to the other side, that looks good for now. there have been no major issues as you drive through. we are looking at a stalled vehicle here on westbound 80th right at the macarthur maze. it is blocking one of the lanes and the bridge crews, one of the motorcycle officers has arrived but can't push it. they are calling for a bridge truck to come here. if you could pull back a little bit on this shot, i want people to see that this is beginning to cause some slowing on the macarthur maze on the ramp at i- 80. it's not too bad that you can tell things are beginning to get a little slow because of the stalled vehicle. kevin bender is my right hand manned doing the camera bridge. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have it bigger backup usually at 5: 30. we get a little bit of a break on fridays. san pablo police department is grieving the loss of a fellow officer this morning. officer williams and -- ken zink was killed in a non--- in a motorcycle accident. >> reporter: you can see that officer ken zink's has a memorial -- memorial has been set up. students do begin to say goodbye to the 53-year-old officer today. he was headed to school on his harley-davidson yesterday morning when he crashed into a truck and was hit by a big rig. that crash shut down parts of interstate 80 for hours yesterday morning. students and administrators at helms middle school say that he reached out to active teens taking on an active role to advocate for the children he protected. >> he was a rock for them, helping them bridge with their families. when there were problems, helping them at school, when they couldn't concentrate work >> reporter: -- concentrate. >> reporter: we may be speaking with the police chief later today. officer zink one numerous awards over his career. students and fellow officers agree that what set him apart was his ability to connect with and help children and teenagers. he leaves behind seven children. it is now 5:35. a gofundme account is set up for the family of officer zink. we have that information on ktvu.com. go to our "mornings on 2" section and click on web links. news this morning, world leaders including president obama gathered in jerusalem today for the funeral of former israeli president shimon peres. the president along with many other international dignitaries is there. this includes french president francois hollande, prince charles. he died at the age of 93 from a stroke. president obama gave the last eulogy. >> i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my friend shimon peres, who showed us that justice and hope are at the heart of the zionist idea. >> president obama also mentioned the palestinian president saying the fact that he was there at the funeral was a jester and reminder of the unfinished business of these tech shimon peres shared modell peace prize in 1994 for trying to resolve the israeli- palestinian conflict work -- conflict. he visited here in the bay area years ago and we talked with people that met him. >> not only was he here but he didn't even seem tired at almost 90 years old. >> he met with mark zuckerberg a facebook during that visit. the consulate general in san francisco says he has been touched by the condolences he has received. >> i know that san francisco has shown me that it is morning with us -- mourning with us. i am thankful for that. >> there was a condolence book there for people to express their condolences. there's a memorial service scheduled for october as well. officials in contra costa county will begin a four-day strike. the union represents 1100 workers in the department of employment and human services part of the labor dispute includes pay, low staffing levels, safety issues and the lack of resources in the public assistance programs that serve children, seniors and the homeless. county officials are not commenting about the strike except to say that they are hoping to resolve the matter at the bargaining table. some union workers in san jose say they are planning more demonstrations in the days ahead. yesterday, 1000 electricians, plumbers and sheet metal workers in pipefitters marched to a construction site near san pedro and julian streets yesterday. they are upset about a new luxury high-rise under construction at that location. the demonstrators a developer, katy urban is bringing in nonunion workers from outside the bay area. >> more and more we see construction work going to construction workers out of the state or out of the area and they are not getting paid benefits and good wages. it's terrible for those workers in terrible for the local economy. ktvu news went to an office in cupertino for reaction we were told the company has no comment. today and oakland police officer and former contra costa sheriff's deputy are expected in court to face criminal charges connected to an expanding police 6 scandal. giovanni low verde and ricardo perez are due to be arraigned today on felony sex charges with a minor. perez also faces charges of lewd conduct in public. seven current and former officers from these bay are facing are will face criminal charges in connection with the scandal. the now 19-year-old former sex quarter of the center of the scandal is jim's been a muslim who has filed -- jasmine about one who has filed a lawsuit. 12 oakland officers were disciplined for their involvement in the scandal and dozens of other officers at other agencies were investigated. today san francisco's district attorney will hold a meeting designed to raise awareness about sexual assaults on college campuses. crime experts say the first six weeks of college is known as the red zone. that's when new students are most vulnerable to being sexually assaulted. dist. atty. george gaston says his office wants to educate students about the danger of this crime is a new school year begins. that living -- meeting today will begin at 11:00 am at the usf law school. services go police are investigating the daylight mugging of two tourist near the cricket section of lombard street. it happened at about 1:45 wednesday afternoon at greenwich and leavenworth streets. police say two men approach the couple. one of the men claimed to have a gun. they stole two cameras from the victims. they were not hurt. it's the latest in a string of similar climbs in the area. last year a tourist was shot by a mugger two blocks away from this latest incident. a harvard educated lawyer is now awaiting sentence after pleading guilty to a bizarre kidnapping in vallejo. he pled to one kidnapping charge in federal court yesterday. he was facing a maximum sentence of life in prison but as part of his pre-deal -- we deal, prosecutors said they would not ask for more than 40 years. matthew mueller is expected for sentencing in january. cameras were not allowed in the sacramento courtroom but he admitted he drugged denise huskins and then kidnapped here. he held her hostage at his home in lake tahoe and demanded a ransom. he then drove her to her hometown of huntington beach and released her. >> mr. mueller was trying to show that he was accepting responsibility and we feel that this is the way that will someday open a door for him to return to society. >> an attorney representing hoskins and quinn says the guilty plea is a big step towards justice but he also said vallejo police and the fbi mishandled the case by initially calling it a hoax. >> they didn't do a good job in this case. they impeded the investigation to the point where denise had to suffer through two days of english and assault. >> he says one hoskins was being held, the kidnapper said he planned to call her boyfriend but his phone was put on airplane mode by investigators and they never received the call. coming up at 6:00, the areas that will be targeted in an effort to eliminate traffic deaths by the end of 2024. the marijuana bust in one family's home that led to disturbing allegations. we have a broken down car at the macarthur maze and that is causing traffic issues early in the morning here as you try to transition onto 880. they've called for a tow truck but so far it hasn't arrived in the traffic is beginning to back up. pretty good fog bank out there, a little drizzle in a much cooler pattern for the end of the week. deputies found 40 marijuana plants as well as guns at this family home. investigators say the couple forced their children ages eight the couple forced their children ages 8 to 18 to grow and sell marijuana. the children told investigators they were told it was needed to support the family. to i am praying for the kids. i can't imagine being raised in a family where this is the case. >> there was a sign in the dining room that said unruly children will be forced to pick weeds. they both have prior felony drug conviction are now they are being accused of more charges. the hayward aggies are being dropped, in a decision that affects 90 young football players. the league commissioner told ktvu the team has failed to meet minimum prayer requirements -- player requirements over the last two years. many of these kids come from low income, sigel family homes. syndicates hard -- >> -- single-family homes. >> as a person, this defines who you are. >> coaches and parents are working on a new game plan for these young players. they are looking at ways to get the league to reinstate the aggies. thousands of people will be in san francisco's golden gate park this weekend for the hardly -- hardly strictly bluegrass festival. >> ♪ >> more than 100 artists will perform including cyndi lauper and winona ryder. it is a gift to the city from the late philanthropist warren hellman. let's go to sal now. you are talking problems at the macarthur maze. you can't do that on friday morning. >> we are talking about problems at the macarthur maze and also slow traffic -- i was just looking at my maps. we can take a look at some of these other commutes too. we are going to get to the macarthur maze and a second. i know the tracy commuters rely on me to look at the tracy super commuter at this time -- super commuter so we will do that at this time. as you can see the traffic is like to be a little bit less of a problem than it normally is. it is going to be a little bit slow however. we have a problem at the macarthur maze, a stalled vehicle. you can see it right there on the ramp. the traffic will be busy as you drive through. this is westbound 80 that is backing up now as you drive out toward the maze. that ramp is getting slower and as it gets lower, some of the traffic here in oakland is also getting slower, still only about a 20 minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the toward the maze because the volume -- the macarthur maze because the volume is a little bit lower. we are looking at a 10 to 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. hello steve. hello sal. >> happy friday. >> right back at you. i appreciate that. what a wild and wacky weather weekly are having, record heat on sunday and monday and hot on monday and tuesday. we are now looking at our first rain of the season as we head into sunday and then into monday. this is looking like maybe 1/10 of an inch for western sonoma county there monday. tuesday and wednesday look dry. i will buy that. the look at the precip for santa rosa is .07. and. and .2 in vallejo is about right to. there's a big difference between the rain here and this area over here. one forecast model that i just posted on the facebook page shows this stronger and water. we will see. temperatures are on their way down inland. the coast says, we've already been called for a couple of days. we are looking at concord down 8 degrees from 80 to 72. san jose is from 73 to 70. some will be hard-pressed to get above sixty-day in san jose. -- 68 in san jose. the wind is the key issue, i westerly breeze sure beats a northerly breeze any day however. roaring wind for some, 28 to 32 and it could guest at about 40 later run. 51 santa rosa, fared field -- fairfield 52, as well as san francisco. look at these temperatures, 45, 48, 49. these temperatures were about 79 on tuesday. it depends on the elevation but the temperatures have really come down big time. 34 up in trukee, if you're heading into the sierra. it looks like the fall -- the fog will get chewed up. saturday looks mostly sunny and breezy and then sunny -- sunday will bring in that cooler system. cooler temps for inland areas, drizzle this morning and increasing clouds. that is just the way i am. i've been this way since way back in the day. i don't say it's going to rain but i think it will. 50s, 60s, there are some 70s over there. this is way below average for this time of year. we will continue that into sunday and monday. it does look better on tuesday. the high temps will be mostly in the 60s on sunday which is pretty rare for early october. >> that is a low high. >> that's corrector. record low maximum temperatures are possible. -- that is correct. record low maximum temperatures are possible. >> that sounds nice. just weeks ago -- weeks to go before the presidential elections. a bakery is selling donald trump and hillary clinton cookies and which of the 2 is more popular based on the sales? because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. a campaign against bullies is being brought to the area. an officer was brutally attacked by two men in the dodger stadium parking lot and has visited a dozen bay area schools recently to talk about his recovery and how to deal with bullies. he will bring that message to students and westlake elementary school today. the giants won last night beating the rockies 7-2 and tightened the wild-card race. pitcher johnny cueto had despond and no one seemed to want to pick it up. awini third baseman finally granted he threw a wild and the ball ended up in the bullpen and the giants scored two runs giving them a 5-2 leads. look at hunter pence and the newest giant, gordon beckham. johnny cueto was also masterful on the mound. he struck out 11. now the dodgers come into town and it is the final series of the regular season. the new york mets did not play last night so the giants gained a half game. the st. louis cardinals won despite a controversial ending. they are still one game behind the giants. the oakland a's lost their fourth straight game and here is the go-ahead home run. the mariners still have old chance at -- the mariners still have a chance of the wild-card but it is going to be difficult. old pastries in turlock is now selling donald trump and hillary clinton cookies. they say the cookies are impartial because both are made with the exact same ingredients. the popularity of the cookie seems to mimic the polls of the nominees. >> it is pretty tight. we couldn't call it. by the hour it changes. >> the bakery started making the cookies to coincide with the first presidential debate. a woman is saying she was sexually assaulted during a concert at sonoma state university. we will tell you the details authorities have released about a suspect. a violent demonstration in el cajon, days after a deadly police shooting. the altercation between protesters and drivers. things are beginning to heat up out there. we have a couple things going on. the stalled vehicle we have been talking about has a chp cruiser behind it. it is already damaging that macarthur maze commute. we have a cool pattern to end we got started off very hot. -- to end the week that started off very hot. looking for answers and that dudley new jersey commuter train crash, what deadly dose what investigators are looking into this morning. "mornings at 2" continues. good morning and thank you for joining us on this friday morning, september 30, the last day of the month. i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. we have steve paulson, the king of all weather. >> [ laughter ] so, my loyal subjects, it will be cooler today. we started that yesterday for many coastal areas and even inland. we will not hit anything higher than the 70s today even for the inland locations. santa rosa will go 70, concord 72. i find that hard to believe. livermore down to 73 and san jose is looking at 70. there will be upper 60s in areas that were about 95 a couple of days ago. the good news for firefighters is it is cooler and i humidity of fire. there's a possibility of rain up north on sunday or monday. however, the wind gusts are there, 26 to 35 out of travis in vacaville

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