the weekend. >> is your microphone working. for some it will warm up today, for others wait until the weekend. inland temps look like they will jump up. warmer over the weekend, certainly sunday for sure, when it looks to be the warmest day of the weekend for everybody. pretty good fog bank out there, i'll say for mid september. got chewed up on tuesday, boom, there it is. much of this is making a pretty good surge here for some. for others it's cloudy on the cool side. not much of a delta breeze. some upper 40s for some. 50s for others. very cool. look at the 40s here, black hawk, danville. lafayette, walnut creek. yet it is clear for many. fog will retreat. high pressure is building in, and the north, northeast breeze, hints developing by tonight into tomorrow. but today, 60s, 70s, coast and bay. 80s to near 90 for some inland. what do you have on a friday. friday light? >> friday medium. you know, we do have slow traffic out there. but it's not quite as robust as the commutes have been for monday through thursday. on this friday, we do see some slow traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza. it's about a 15 minute delay. a little bit more than that. not too much. once you get onto the bridge it looks good on the way into san francisco. we are also looking at a commute here on the san mateo bridge that has been moderately heavy. there's slowing on 92 in hayward getting to that point. and dumbarton bridge is medium. the silicon valley commute, this is a good indicator it's not quite up to the levels we have been. 85, 280 and 17 are all slow getting up to the interchanges. that's about all. 7:02. let's go back to the desk. happening now, a line around the corner, and the apple will have an hour to go until the release of the apple 7. christien kafton is at the apple store in union store, and one of the people there has been in line for a full week. >> absolutely. gasia. we'll introduce you to him in a moment. let's go ahead and show you the line. you can see the line stretching up the street, up and around the corner, lining up to see the new iphone 7. we had a chance to see one for ourselves at the at&t store in san francisco. we were there a couple hours ago, and had a chance to preview the iphone 7. it's v. responsive -- it's very responsive. that phone expected to be very popular. in fact, some models have already sold out, and that is just the news that justin harris has heard as we have been telling you, justin harris has been here for a full week. justin, if you could tell us for just a moment, first off, which phone are you waiting for and what have you heard about that phone. >> i was originally waiting for the iphone 7 plus, jet black model, but yesterday we were informed that there are not going to be any, or any jet black of the iphone 7. >> are you disappointed? >> no, i came out here for the experience, just to meet people and live life, and we had a nice little party last night, ordered some pizza, and got to hang out. >> reporter: got to ask you, what has that week been like? what has it been like being out in the street in front of the apple store for a full week. >> wild. you know, it gave me a completely different perspective on life. the first couple of days, the security, and literally being homeless and interacting with the community, and you know, being able to wake up and see that people cared. one night i went to sleep, woke up and there was food leftover for me. and on the other end of that, one night i woke up and my sleeping bag was gone, and claire and had to replace that. i've been able to experience both sides of the spectrum and as the day got closer, seeing the security step up, and you know, i guess to be more conventional. >> reporter: last question, just briefly, what's your plan since the iphone 7 plus that you were looking for is not available, what is your plan, briefly. >> wow, i don't have one. simply to enjoy the next, you know, hour and walk in, you know, celebrate with the rest of the apple employees, and enthusiasts in line. >> reporter: thank you so much. i appreciate it. we'll see if we can't put in a good word and get one of the iphones. there must be someone around here who has one. if you look around the corner, this is what everyone has been waiting for. the doors open at 8:00. you can see the apple employees putting those finishing touches on the inside of the store. those are the iphone 7's lined up over there, and not just here in san francisco. we had our producer, chelsea who texted me earlier and said she was on her way in, saying there was a line as well. clearly anticipation. >> the way the man described his week in lines, up and downs and community coming together, and generosity, it was moving in a way. >> reporter: it really was, and you know, this young man said there's a sense of community out here that there really has been a sense of community of people kind of pulling together, coming together. he says just this morning watching this kind of e involve, and seeing the line grow -- e evolve, and seeing the line growing and clearly folks have created their own village, their own community. >> as he mentioned, the iphone goes on sale in just one hour. some bay area apple stores opening early to handle the crowds and that includes the store on university avenue in palo alto. we hope you stay with mornings on 2, which leads us to our question of the day, are you purchasing or passing on the new iphone 7. join the conversation happening online. let us know what you think. post a comment to the ktvu facebook page and tweet us using the hark tag ktvu. a big fire in san mateo ripped through a condo complex. fire investigators still out there, but several people need a new place to live as a result. and one person is also mourning the death of her dog in that fire. ktvu's janine de la vega in san mateo now with the details of what happened. >> reporter: dave, investigators are here now. they wanted to wait until daylight so that they could get a better look at the building. they're also interviewing some people who live here in this condo complex. now, if you look here, you can see it's still standing, but there is definitely heavy damage on the roof and inside. this was a four alarm fire, which started just before eleven last night near highway 892 in rollston. neighbors smelled smoke. they called 911 and ran out of the building. when firefighters arrived, flames had engulfed one of the units. she was not home at the time but her dog was and did not survive. we spoke to a deputy fire chief about the damage. >> the first and second floor of the fire unit is completely destroyed, and then there is smoke damage to the units to the left and right. >> reporter: what does that mean for these people. >> that means that we have 8 occupants within this building that had to be displaced. they are currently staying with friends, but again fortunately nobody was injured. >> reporter: firefighters say it was a challenging fire because of the roof construction and the flames were trapped in the attic. there were concerns it was going to spread to a wildland area behind the complex, but it did not. investigators will focus on trying to figure out the cause of the fire. they're going to be talking to more people who lived here, including trying to talk to the woman who lost her dog. she was arrested for interfering with the crews during the fire. she tried to go into the building for her dog. she was cited and later released. certainly a sad situation for the people who live here and for that woman. gasia. >> janine de la vega in san mateo. thank you. well, jury selection will start today in the trial of a man involved in a highly publicized scuffle back in july with b.a.r.t. police officers in san francisco. 22-year-old michael smith is charged with battery, and resisting arrest in connection with a fight at b.a.r.t.'s elementary school bank dare row station in -- embarcadero station in july. smith is african-american and his attorney says it played a role in his fight with police. they deny claims he was acting in self-defense. the santa clara county sheriff's office has released the name of an armed man killed earlier this week in an officer involved shooting. the mercury news reports deputy shot and killed 86-year-old eugene craig during a tense encounter in a saratoga home saturday night. craig pointed his gun at deputies after ignoring repeated orders to drop it. this was the first officer involved shooting in saratoga in three years. authorities in the east bay are asking for the public's help as they search for the person responsible for a terrible case of animal cruelty. a dig nicknamed bullet is a 2- year-old german shepherd mix. veterinarians had to amputate one of his legs after being shot over labor day weekend. a good samaritan found the dog on monument boulevard. he had no collar, no microchip. authorities are trying to find the owner and the person who shot him. >> we want to speak to somebody who can offer information about the dog, and how it got to become in this situation. veterinarians say bullet is recovering and will soon be ready to be put up for adoption. anyone with information on this case is asked to contact animal services in contra costa county. the city of san francisco starting to distribute money to build affordable housing. it's part of a measure approved by voters last november. the chronicle reports four projects have received some of the $310 million in housing funds. now, the map you're looking at shows projects are scattered in the mission district, the exsellsier, forest hills and the western edition. these products are converting a former car repair shop, a bakery, and an old funeral home into hundreds of affordable residential units. the dog patch neighborhood association overwhelmingly approved plans for a homeless navigation center in their area. the san francisco port commission also unanimously approved plans for that center citing the need to help the homeless. now, november gas station centers are temporary shelters designed to help people find permanent housing. the center in the dog patch neighborhood is due to open next year. time is 7:11. video you have to see. if you have already seen it, you'll want to see it again. a great white shark leaps off the water, happening at san francisco beach, all caught on camera. at 7:30, reaction from eyewitnesses who saw this in person, and what scientists are saying might have made the shark do this. video of his beating sparked one of the most violent race riots in american history, why the daughter of rodney king is now working with police in los angeles. les. good morning, we are seeing that it is getting busier now in some areas, like the bay bridge. but not too bad. we'll give you traffic times for some of the busiest commutes. a pretty big fog bank. all signs point toward warmer weather. the coast and bay will have to wait until the weekend. more on that coming up. . welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 7:14. a uc berkeley student has been arrested on charges of raping another student. sadar kahn, campus police say he raped a 19-year-old woman at a school dorm two weeks ago. investigators say the two of them were acquaintances. meantime, the former dean of the uc berkeley law school filed a discrimination charge against the university. he stepped down after his former assistant accused him sexual harassment. the university found he violated the university's sexual harassment policy and they reduced his salary 10% for one year. although he resigned, he remained a tenured professor. the school's academic center is considering whether to strip him of his tenure. he is from south asia, and accuses the university of treating white faculty members more leniently. 25 years after after rodney king was beaten by los angeles police, his daughter is teaming up with officers to send a message of peace. laura king was just 7 years old when she saw video of her father being beaten on television. the now 32-year-old says she wants to spread a message about building bridges with police, especially to young people. yesterday she stood side by side be los angeles police officers and told a group of young people that her father had no hate in his heart against officers. >> he held no ill feelings towards anybody, so i mean, we definitely couldn't hold any feelings either, if he's able to get over it. not over it but look more so to a solution rather than, you know, dwell on the problem. >> laura king says an entire police department shouldn't be judged by the actions of a few officer. rodney king died in 2012 at the age of 47 in an accidental drowning. our time is 7:16. let's check in with exactly. -- sal. i know you're watching highway 24 and everything else. >> and dave and gasia, we have noticed today is a little bit better than it was the last two days, westbound 24, we're starting there. so what i was trying to say is the first four days of the week were busier. we have slowing here in laugh yet westbound -- lafayette westbound and orinda, and 680 as you drive from pleasant hill to walnut creek. we are looking at of course the bay bridge toll plaza and you will see the traffic here is going to be okay. it's moving along just fine. once you get to the toll plaza, there's about a 15 minute wait, but just looking at those middle lanes, it's moving as it should for this time of the morning. we are looking at slow traffic on the san mateo bridge approach, and we're taking a peek at the south bay commute. the commute here is moderately heavy. 85 is getting a little bit slower to saratoga, and up to sunnyvale. 7:17, let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you, sir. >> you're welcome, steve. we have a rather robust fog bank. some of that is down on the deck. some of it still a low cloud deck. there's a lot of x-ray over the bay. some -- gray over the bay. very cool for some. lots of 40s, 50s, so it does look like a better weekend for the coast as we get more of a northerly breeze. right now, it's more of a west, southwest. if you have the fog, it's cool. i want to show the hawaiian island. there are flash flood watches out for oahu. improving conditions will kick in over the weekend and early next week. there's a lot of rain around there. they have had a ton of rain. remember last september when we were talking about that very strong el nino. how did that work out for us. well, it's below average on the rain. some areas near average, others below. this year we thought we would go diving into a la nina, colder pattern. it's leveled off into more neutral conditions, which are okay. neutral is not bad for us. that's not really a dry pattern. we have had rainy years with neutral conditions, and that's okay. the winter outlook looks to be wetter, colder to the north. dryer to the south. however, what about in california. they're saying higher chances of being dry to the south, equal chancings for us on the board -- chances for us. we're on the border. remember last year, though, above normal rain, below normal rain. how did it turn out, just the opposite. would not stop raining in the pacific northwest. they couldn't buy a drop in southern california and the desert southwest. just food for thought. i think it will be colder and i think we'll have good rain. that's my 2 cents. giants, cardinals, cool tonight, warmer on the weekends, saturday, sunday, looks to be warm. san francisco, 65. 54. 70 is average. 55, so below on both. 101, 50 back in 1898. the record low, plenty of fog and low clouds. there are signs that warmer air is squashing that which will translate. plenty to go around. take your pick. some areas to the east bay are clear, and others are socked in. look for the breeze to kind of tail off here. that along with temperatures. 50s on the temps, upper 40s here. peninsula temps are low, and mid-50s. everyone is close. 27 in truckee. 47 ukiah. fog retreats, gives away. high pressure is nosing in and a northerly breeze is developing. that will scour things out later. pockets of thick fog, near 90, well inland. others locations will have to wait a little bit. 60s to 90s. just depends. still summer, but again, the angle of sun is not as high. the nights are also longer, but temperatures are on track here to warm up not today for the coast and bay but for all as we go into the weekend. >> looking good. >> okay. steve, thank you. you're become. time is 7:20, a new raiders stadium in las vegas. a big financial boost in nevada and how oakland's mayor, libby schaaf is responding. 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"trick or treat." summer songs. this one is a summer song by ice cube, according to janelle wright n reminds her, this reminds her of summers in the south central. thank you for requesting that off of our facebook page. if there's a special song you want to hear, please let us know. the summer song, the last summer weekend of 2016, hash tag us, ktvu, twitter, facebook or instagram. las vegas leaders are taking a big step in trying to bring the raiders to their city. a nevada tourism committee unanimously approved a plan to finance a $2 billion domed stadium. committee members recommended raising a hotel tax and chipping in $750 million of public money to support the stadium project. the raiders and the billionaire casino mogul would pay the rest. supporters say a new stadium would bring the raiders and a super bowl to las vegas. >> so the economic impacts and all the other ancillary things, besides the raiders is going to raise room rates and increase visitation. >> the governor will decide whether to call a special session of the legislature to vote on the stadium project. supporters hope it will happen by november so nfl members can consider in april. the libby schaaf is offering hope to raider nation saying there's a long and complicated history between the team and the city. we have learned from the mistakes of the past and we won't repeat them. oakland is neither rolling over nor giving up. time is 7:24. president obama is creating the first national marine monument in the atlantic ocean. it's 150 miles off the coast of cape cod. that designation protects sea life and underwater canyons, it also bans commercial fishing and drilling in that area. just last month, the president expanded a national monument off the coast of hawaii, creating the biggest protected marine preserve in the world. the new beatles documentary, 8 days a week, the touring years is now hitting movie screens around the bay area. paul mccartney and ringo star reunited in london, walked the blue carpet in the movie's world premier. 8 days a week is directed byron howard. he said he saw those early years as an adventure and survival story for the beatles. he used rarely seen or heard material in that movie and says he took the project very seriously. >> for me, it's been a great experience. it first began as just a, you know, a fun cool creative adventure, then i became very intimidated by it, when i realized how important it was to fans. >> the documentary shows the beatles as they toured the globe back in the 1960s. it also has archived footage of the group's past performances and features the beatles final concert at candle stick park in 1966. time is 7:26. a big win for the giants at at&t park. the change manager bruce bocce made to give them a break. . she's back on the campaign trail. how hillary clinton trying to regain momentum after being sidelined with pneumonia for three days. we still see traffic that is slow, but we're seeing a little bit of a break on this friday here on the east shore freeway, and other places. we'll give you another update on the ride to work, coming up. a big old fog bank out there, some on the deck, and all signs point towards a warm up, inland today and everyone for the weekend. . do you like this live picture? >> yeah. >> looking around the bay area, i don't see much sun this morning. that's what you have this morning. and the summer just kind of breezes on past. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday, september 16th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. if it is sun you are looking for, this is a man you want to listen to because steve paulson is talking to us about a sunny weekend. >> yes, but that summer breeze has been cold for some in the city. it's been down right cold for some. many people say this is the coldest summer i can remember. inland temps will bump up. giants tonight, cool tonight, and warmer into the weekend as we start to get more of a northerly breeze. does not look like a classic september offshore breeze. there are signs saturday and sunday, even in the city will be warmer. plan accordingly. boy is there a lot of fog out there. there's warm air aloft. what breeze is there, it's very cool. plenty of locations that are cloudy, foggy, and cool. other locations, mainly east bay dealing with more sun. west, southwest, 13, that's not much. 15s on the temps, 40s, to the south, boulder creek, a brisk, 43. santa clara at 56. cupertino also at 53, and gilroy, upper 40s, low 50s, without that breeze might be slow to warm for some. there are signs high pressure will give us a warmer weekend, east bay temps, and inland locations jump up a little bit today. pockets of thick fog, once that burns after, 60s, coast -- burns off, 60s, coast and bay. not friday light but friday medium. >> it's not bad. it's definitely a little better than it was yesterday when it comes to the morning commute. let's go outside and look at what we have. we're of course checking out the bay bridge toll plaza. this looks typical. about a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge, and you'll see slow traffic. we are also looking at other parts of the east bay commute, and we always look at the east bay. the east bay tends to be slower, and we have noticed that southbound 880, there is a slow down now approaching 98 because we have something blocking the two left lanes here. southbound 880 at 98, so sort of a hazard that chp is reporting, and you can see that that's unusual slow. on the left is traffic heading toward hayward, and we're going to keep an eye on that for you. let's talk about contra costa county commute, highway 4 is slow through pittsburg and bay point. 680 slows at 242. at 7:32, let's go back to the desk. we are finds out more of a man accused of robbing and severely beating an 88-year-old woman in san jose. court documents show he lives in the same neighborhood as the elderly victim. ktvu's brian flores back with us now with more on her condition and also last night's emergency safety meeting, brian. >> reporter: many people disturbed by this story. yesterday about a hundred neighbors showed up for an emergency safety meeting to talk about their concerns following the arrest of 19-year- old zachary cuen. investigators say he broke into the home of a woman known as miss flo. robbed her of jewelry, ransacked her home, and stole a car. a neighbor found the car abandoned down the street on monday, and found her bleeding inside the house. family members say she had been living in the house since 1964. according to the court documents, the suspect lives about two blocks away from miss flo who remains in critical condition this morning. neighbors say they are happy about the arrest but they are still worried about crime in their community. >> i'm upset about what's been happening. i'm really upset about the poor woman who was attacked. i'm concerned about our safety in the neighborhood. >> court documents reveal cuen was on probation. back in february, he was arrested for stealing and trying to sell a car, and for hit-and-run. a law enforcement source also tells ktvu in spring of 2015 when he was a juvenile, he was arrested for an attempted house burglary where the victim in that case was also an elderly female. investigators say it's unclear if cuen acted alone or had an police in the latest robbery. his arraignment set for monday being held without bail. as for miss flo authorities say she's in grave condition and there will be a prayer vigil at her house later tonight. >> what a story. thank you. two men face a possible life prison sentence for the killing of an oakland anti- crime activist. yesterday, a jury convicted 25- year-old stephon lee and 24- year-old mario floyd of first- degree murder for the killing of judy solman. prosecutors say the 66-year-old woman had taken cell phone video of the two reputed gang members as they were committing a crime in her maxwell park neighborhood in july of 2013. investigators say she was shot and killed after following the two men in her car. the teenager at the center of a police sex scandal is back in the bay area, going by her real name. jasmine abuslin. she was previously known as celeste guap. she sent the last few weeks in rehabilitation and jail. the 19-year-old claims to have had sex with 30 officers from law enforcement agencies across the bay area, some when she was a minor. yesterday, her attorneys questioned whether the richmond police department may have wanted the teen in florida as part of an attempt to obstruct justice. >> no, she didn't voluntarily go to florida. rather she was told that she needed to go to florida because she had dabbled in drugs, and this would be like a vacation, and she needed to go urgently. >> richmond police and the contra costa d a's office secured the funds to send her to florida, but would not say why she was sent there. abuslin is expected to testify in the prosecution of 7 officers in alameda county caught in the scandal. now to the presidential race, donald trump appearing last night on the tonight show talked about how he handles the up and downs of the poll results. >> do you pay attention to the polls. >> i love the poll, but i don't pay attention if i'm losing or lagging, i never mention it. >> and then there was this. donald trump let jimmy fallon mess up his air a lot. on a more serious note, trump told the washington post he remains unwilling to say that president obama was born in the united states. trump has repeatedly raised questions about where the president was born over the past five years, and hillary clinton was quick to weigh in on that issue. >> he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president. when will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry. >> now, hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after being sidelined three days with pneumonia. both trump and clinton have several appearances this morning, and there are reports donald trump will talk about whether or not he now believes president obama is an american citizen. back at home in the bay area, a fish tail you have to believe because it's caught on video. a great white shark leaps out of the water just behind a line of surfers at san francisco's own ocean beach. alex savidge is here with what eyewitnesses have to say about what's shocking to see on tape. >> it's incredible for us to see, and long time surfers say they have never seen anything like it. they were stunned by what they saw in the water this week off the coast of san francisco. that great white shark leaping up into the air. it was not all that far from the shore. this happened wednesday morning. it was near ocean beach in san francisco. about 30 or so surfers were in the water at the time when suddenly, that 7 to 8-foot shark makes its surprise appearance. researchers say it's not uncommon for some sharks to jump out of the water. it's hunting behavior. and this shark, likely was trying to feed on a school or fish or something else in the water. we talked to one surfer who was there at the time this all happened. >> i traveled pretty quick in. not everybody did. people stayed out there. die hard surfers, they weren't sure what they saw. a group of 6 or 7 of us came in. >> there you go. who can blame them. this leaping shark was caught on camera, they had a web camset up to show the surf conditions to folks online. researchers say it doesn't appear this great white was interested in the surfers who were close by, and surfers we talked to say this isn't going to keep them out of water. it makes me nervous. i don't go in the water because it makes me cold. >> we have long time bay area surfers, meteorologist mark tamayo. every surfer has been a story of being bumped or coming close. >> sure. and the researchers that we spoke with say the sharks are always there. they're always a lot of them tend to cruise the surf breaks and they're under water, but this is just, you know, a dramatic verbal of the fact -- visual of the fact that they're ever present. >> sharks doing what sharks do. >> thank you. time is now 7:38. the giants, they gained some ground in the division. they added to their wild card lead, beating the cardinals 6-2 to open up a four game series. got off to a good start in the first inning, two outs, buster posey singling to right, first pitch he saw. he had four hits last night. the first set the table for hunter pence to do that. a homer, a two run homer giving the giants a 2-0 lead. the giants gave the lead back, and went ahead for good in the 4 4th. johnny quado, went the entire game, the distance, got good defensive help. way to go brandon crawford. struck out 7 batters in his 5 5th complete game of the season. >> it was a big one. quedo did a great job for us. fast ball command got better and better, and it was big for him to come out and give us a complete game. >> and bruce bochy gave them a mental break, canceled batting practices, he's doing the same thing tonight for game two of the series. matt moore will pitch for the giants. the chicago cubs became the first team to clinch a playoff spot. they actually lost to milwaukee but as soon as the giants beat the cardinals, the cubs won the national league central title. the cubs are trying to end their infamous championship drought. they last won a world series in 1908. they haven't won a national league pen ant since -- pennant since 1905. the a's swept the world series champions, kansas city royals. highlighted by this 3-run home run by rookie ryan heely. the ball went an estimated 480 feet. one of the longest projected home runs of the season. that was one of his three hits on the night. steven boat drove in five runs. marcus semien drove in 4. the a's won 14-5. it's a four game series, they have outscored the royals 43-12. time is 7:41. a uc berkeley dean at the center of a sexual harassment case is fighting back. in 20 minutes, startling allegations he's making about the handling of other sexual misconduct cases involving white faculty members. first, though we're learning more about the deadly police shooting of a 13-year- old boy in ohio. what the boy's family is now saying. we see that it is still very slow in some areas, and we have a couple of new problems that are making things a little dicey on some of the east bay commutes. we'll run it down for you straight ahead. well, fog is making it tough, coast and bay. inland temps warming up. this is how dave and i got to work right there. it does look warmer for all this weekend. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. was mr. bonejanglesny expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. time is 7:44. the family of a 13-year-old ohio boy shot and killed by police in columbus are demanding a fair investigation of the shooting. tyreke king was shot wednesday night after police responded to a call of an armed robbery involving three suspects. police chased king and one of the other suspects in the alley. king pulled out a bibi gun and pointed it had at them. officers shot him. investigators say they didn't know it was a bibi gun until after the shooting. >> we found a gun at the scene near the suspect that we were trying to apprehend and this is what that gun looked like. >> there is inherent bias in the police investigating themselves, and we have an issue with this being a 13-year- old child and the call nationally already for a transparent investigation into the shooting. >> king's family says he did not have a criminal history. yesterday, his family classmates and football coach held a candlelight vigil for him. the officer who shot king is a 9 year veteran of the force. columbus police say he has been placed on paid administrative leave as they investigate the shooting. to new york city where police say they were forced to open fire on an man who they say attacked an off duty police officer with a meat cleaver. that cell phone video captures the violence and chaotic scene in midtown manhattan yesterday evening. police confronted the suspect who they say was irate after finding his car locked with a parking boot. investigators say the shooting came after the suspect attacked the off duty officer with an 11- inch meat cleaver. officers fired 18 shots, critically wounding the suspect. that off duty officer is in serious condition with a slash to his face: our time is 7:46. new this morning, the arrest warrant for wikileaks founder julien assange will not be dropped. he is wanted in sweden by prosecutors there in a rape investigation. today, a swedish appeals court upheld the arrest warrant, rejecting an arrest by assange to have it lifted. assange has managed to avoid being extradited to sweden by seeking shelter at the embassy of ecuador. he says he won't travel to sweden because he fears further extradition here to the u.s. over wiki leeks of military files on the wars of afghanistan and iraq. time is 7:46. it's not quite friday light but friday medium i heard you say a minute ago. >> that's right, gasia. traffic, gasia is saying it right, it's friday medium. we have slow traffic in some places. i want to mention that traffic is going to be busy on 880 southbound. they cleared something from the lanes there. thoracic spine already getting busy -- it's already getting busy on northbound 880. traffic is getting busier up to the downtown area. also, this morning's commute is going to be moderate as you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza, a 20 minute delay. i wouldn't say it's anything out of the ordinary. you'll see slow traffic there, and i want to mention the traffic here on highway 4, not taking a lighter day. 680 is a little better, but highway 4 is still very slow coming up and over the hill. now, let's go to steve in the bay area weather center. sal? >> yes, sir. >> you know the raiders are home this weekend. >> they are. it's going to be a great game. >> i would like to go to that game. i really would. you have connections, my friend. >> put the feelers out there. >> i will. thank you, sal. let's get to it here. we have a very big fog bank, and some areas are on the cool side. others are warming up. this looks like an inland warm up today, and for everybody as we head into the weekend. pretty good fog bank. michael checking in, saying a warmer 58 degrees, heavy fog below 1200 feet, but clear and sunny, blue sky above, and yes, some of the higher elevations are running noticeably warmer. that's a sign the high is building. patchy fog for the cardinals and giants. other than that, cool but the weekend looks warmer. san francisco, 65-54. average is 70-55. below on both sides, the record is 101 back in 1913, and 50 back in 1898. i did see 52 in eureka valley. plenty of clouds, cold, upper 40s. low 50s. santa cruz yesterday in parts of monterey bay were clear, but not this morning. the fog is filled in. the key is warm air aloft. not much of a delta breeze. i have seen 15 to 20 for a few. but west, southwest, napa airport north, novato northwest. that's what you're looking for on the coast or the city and you want sunshine. 50s on the temps. that will get rid of the fog. a lot of 40s we talked about. mill valley, napa, glen allen, calistoga, by the way, gary converse said in frans valley, his friend or observer had 39 degrees. if you're in frans valley, healdsburg, kelseyville sleeping in. it's friday. 27 in truckee. 47 cool degrees in ukiah. low clouds and fog will give way. high pressure is building in, and we are starting to see not only warm air aloft but at the surface. that's the key and you get that northerly to northwest breeze. it's going to take a little while. near 90 while inland, 60s, 70s, 80s, to 95, in clear lake. 90 in vacaville. that's not a typo for antioch. this time of year. tend to run warmer in antioch, june, july, august, no, september, yes, 68 for alameda. 81 san jose. 80s around saratoga. 60s on the coast. upper 60s, 70s to low 80s on the peninsula. but everything says warmer temps. especially on sunday, david. looks like it will carry into monday, then cooler on tuesday. >> got to get you to the raiders game. >> time is 7:50. summer is not over yet. we have big news if you love winter. in 20 minutes, the reason you may be hitting the slopes of tahoe much earlier than normal. plus, twitter broadcast the first nfl game, and the reaction, mostly positive, but there was one in particular, that is -- complaint in particular that many viewers had. and here's our instagram pick of the morning showing willie mays plaza at at&t park. posted by angela, love it, and we would love to see your photos, just be sure to include the hash tag, ktvu. you may see your photo on our air. with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. the boys of summer are gone. >> this was requested by sean springfield, i believe it came off our twitter page. if there's a special song you want to hear, i'll play your request every friday morning. today's theme is the last hurrah. hash tag us ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> sweet, classic. time is 7:54. well, twitter debuts its nfl broadcast, and one popular actress may be about to get a whole lot richer. pam cook in the studio with today's money business. >> we are talking about the economy, and that's affecting the stock numbers this morning. the consumer price index ringing the opening bell this morning. the bank of butterfield had to look it up, they're based in bermuda. celebrating the bank's initial offering on the new york stock exchange. but the cpi number, very important key inflation number and analysts are basically taking a look at this and saying little cautionary, they have said probably won't raise rates next week when they meet, and it is a little cautionary on the inflation level that we could see a rate hike, ahead and right now on that news, the numbers are all down. the dow jones down. it fell about a hundred points briefly, and the s&p 500, all down this morning. jessica alabama be -- alba about to have more money. uniilever is in talks to buy the honest brand for $1 million. that's substantially less than the 1.7 billion that her company was valued at last year. that i have own dove and vaseline brands. the deal would give it a foothold in the natural green product market. twitter looking ahead to next thursday's game between the new england patriots and the houston texans. last night, twitter aired an nfl game for the first time in its history. the new york jets beat the buffalo bills, 37-31, and twitter reportedly paid the nfl $10 million to show 10 games this season. that was one of them. the live stream was trending on social media throughout the night. some viewers, though, were complaining about that constant buffering and that the twitter video was lagging behind the tv coverage. so maybe they had the tv in one hand, ipod and ipad in the other to keep an eye on it. big news for cup of noodles fans or parents who like cup of noodles, they're going to change the recipe, and taking out some of the artificial flavorings and colorings, msg, and maybe the salt. hopefully they'll cut down on salt because it's a popular item but people concerned about the health of it. >> very interesting. pam, thank you. time is 7:56. a high school student in lake county says she has been sitting during the pledge of allegiance for years long before colin kaepernick's protest. last week, one of her teachers lowered her grade because she wouldn't stand for the pledge. lower lake freshman, lolani thomas is a native american and says she has no allegiance stars and stripes and complained about being punished. they immediately took her side, and moved her to another class. time now to check in with mike and gasia. >> dave, thank you very much. a four alarm condo fire ends with a dog dead and a woman in handcuffs, the emotional and bizarre twist to the overnight story. we are just minutes away from the first apple fan being led into the store. we are showing that live in a couple moments. you can see the crew is getting ready. the tech store officially up for sale. the doors are open. we're going to bring you back live to san francisco, keep checking this picture, how this release compares to years past. >> why one woman who lost her dog in the fire ended up in the back of a police car. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. and good morning, everyone, welcome back to mornings on 2. it's friday, september 16th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. apple stores around the bay area opening early to release their latest tech toys. the iphone 7 and the second generation of the iwatch. >> ktvu's christien kafton has been on the story all morning long, and we can see the lines still long. have the doors opened. >> reporter: yeah, guys, the doors technically are open but they aren't letting the first fans in quite yet. these are the first 24 fans who are lining up to be let in. those doors expected to open here momentarily. this is the moment that fans have been waiting for. you can see a lot of excitement, a lot of fans very very excited about being among the first to get their hands on the new iphone 7. the gentleman you're looking at, we talked with him, justin harris, a little bit earlier. he has been out here a full week, camping at the union square store, hoping to get his hands on an iphone 7 plus. unfortunately he tells me that they do not have those available here. he is trying to plan out exactly what he's going to do. he's not sure if he's going to opt for another model or try some other thing. he says the sense of community out here among the iphone fans and among the apple fans has been enough for him so far. you can see lots of other fans out here. now, we did have a chance to test out that iphone 7 ourselves a little earlier this morning at one of the at&t stores, and guys, i can tell you from firsthand experience, it is very fast, a slick phone. it's a pretty good indication they are just about to start opening the doors and letting the first 24 super fans in. you heard these are the fans who have been here a good long time, fans who have been camping out. fans who have been out here at least overnight. those first 24 fans set to open those doors and let the folks in any moment here. there's a lot of excitement out here. you can see the fans themselves starting to get pretty excited about it. everybody here on their social media. everybody recording this moment, ready to go inside. yeah, go ahead mike. >> what are they telling you they're excited about. sometimes when i look at the phone and i haven't picked up the 7, it's similar to the 6 minus the lens there and of course not having that audio jack. what are they telling you they're so excited about in. >> reporter: they're saying they're pretty excited about the faster processer. they're excited about the speed of the phone. the fans i have talked to this morning said they are excited about the fact there is no headphone jack. they like that the new iphone is going to be water resistant, water proof, easier to get into their lifestyle. fans say that's a pretty good upgrade for them. >> reporter: the count down, 3, 2, 1, guys. >> that's the employee count down. >> reporter: and there you have it, those doors opening right now. we're making our way over to the doors so you can watch the fans go on in. >> it sounds like everyone wants the iphone 7. anyone in line for the second rendition of the apple watch, or no. >> reporter: i haven't heard much about folks looking for the apple watch. the hype i have heard has generally been about the iphone 7 and the 7 plus in particular. one of the things they're looking for is the new colors in that iphone 7 and 7 plus. the jet black, and then there's a slick black model that they say is pretty popular as well. >> you know, i have to say, every time we see something like this, a new product released, it is carefully choreographed. >> reporter: that's the guy who's been here a full week. you can see apple employees giving him a hug, patting him on the back. he's one of the super ifans. >> this is so careful liquor -- carefully choreographed. it's almost like a formula, the opening of the doors. >> reporter: it really is. it's scripted. there are certain rules. we weren't allowed to go live inside the store. we had to ask if we could go live inside the store. they said for them, they feel like today is about the customers, they didn't want us to go live inside the store. that's one of the reasons why we're showing you outside looking in, rather than inside looking out. boy, even if you're here from the outside looking in, impressive. >> i'm excited about the first mario game coming to ios. i'll let you go, start talking to people. week elle we'll check in with you at the 9:00 hour -- talking to people. we'll check in with you at the 9:00 hour: last night, ktvu crews saw fans outside the apple store in walnut creek early this morning. >> the question of the day today, simple, are you purchasing or passing on the new iphone 7. join the conversation happening now on the ktvu facebook page. post a comment there. you can also tweet us using that hash tag, ktvu. we'll check some early responses to our ktvu question o. day -- of the day. chris williams said definitely ordered iphone 7 plus in jet black, and apple watch edition in ceramic white. i'm glad i ordered in line this year, not waiting in line like i have the last two years. >> amy on twitter says i'll be passing on the iphone and sticking with any samsung. we have more information, including videos of the new features. head to the mornings on 2 tab on our home page and on our ktvu mobile app. apple's biggest rivals are making news for the wrong reasons. a recall of galaxy 7 note phones. the batteries have the potential to catch fire and even explode while charging. samsung says it will replace or refund customers that purchased the phone. let's help get you out the door. steve paulson is in. you'll have sun on the weekend. today fog. inland areas will warm up today. inland today and over the weekend we'll get more of the northerly breeze which will take care of it. sunday looks to be warm to hot. there's a lot of fog, though, water temps have cooled off a little bit. that fog cooled in, and some locations are socked in. low clouds and fog and some very cool temps as well. upper 40s, low 50s and fog goes down to the salinas valley. now it's ten. that's pretty light there. northwest, west, southwest, north, north, northwest, that's a sign the pattern is changing here. that will take care of the fog. 50s on the temps. upper 40s, lafayette, concord, they will warm up quick. still, we are holding in the upper 40s, low 50s. that northerly breeze will take care of the low cloud deck. warmer inland, east bay. 60s, 70s, one more day, and warmer coast and bay tomorrow. sal, what do you have sir. we live in the tech capital of the world. >> yes, we do. >> i have a question about the iphone 7, have they figured out a work around so you can charge the phone and use the adaptor to use your headphones, right? >> that i don't know. isn't the virtual reality going to be on the 8. >> all right someone who's watching may know that. you and i, we do our jobs, but someone who does this for a living might know. let me know on twitter. east shore, we're going to start with the east bay commute. it has been slow, and if you are driving on 80 westbound, 31 minutes, though, let me give you a little comparison. 31 minutes today, it was 56 or 57 a couple of days ago. i think we're much better. i know we're much better, looking at the numbers. there still will be slow traffic for you to deal with. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is backed up. that's been steady and slow all morning long. we have been looking at the peninsula just to take a peak at what 101 looks like. traffic is not bad. we can go to the maps, and show you 101 through san mateo is not bad and then for the silicon valley commute, 101 is slow getting into sunnyvale and cupertino. we have had a couple minor accidents with no major delays. new from overnight, an intense fire fight at a apartment complex forced a group of families out of their homes. janine de la vega has the story. >> reporter: fire investigators have determined that the fire started in a rear bedroom of one of the units. now, the woman who lives there is devastated because of course she lost her home, and she lost her dog. you can see the building is still standing but it is still uninhabitable. the fire started just before 11:00 last night off of highway 92 and rollston. it was burning in one of the units of the three story complex and by the time firefighters arrived, it was completely engulfed in flames. people in the adjoining units escaped. firefighters concentrated on putting out the fire and preventing it from spreading. it was trapped in the attic and quickly grew, enough for firefighters to call for a 4th 4th alarm. >> we have 6 units under one roof, and also on the backside of the building, we have a wild land area. we wanted to make sure that the fire didn't get extended to the wild lands and cause a fire in the hills as well. there is a lot of smoke and water damage to all the units in the building. now, no one was inside the one where the fire started but a dog was, and as i mentioned it did not survive. the woman came home to find the fire dried, and police arrested her for interfering with crews, apparently trying to get back into the building to see her dog. she was cited and released when she caulk down. -- calmed down. firefighters don't know the cause of the fire yet. they plan on talking to the condo owner to try to figure out just what happened here. reporting from san mateo, janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. the santa clara county sheriff's office released the name of an armed man killed earlier this week in an officer involved shooting. deputies shot and killed 86- year-old eugene craig during an encounter at a saratoga home on monday night. the sheriff's office says officerrings were forced to open fire -- officers were forced to open fire after craig pointed his weapon at deputies after repeated warnings to drop it. this was the first officer involved shooting in saratoga in three years. the former dean of berkeley law school, sujit choudhry stepped down in march after his former assistant accused him of sexual harassment. the school found that he violated the university's sexual harassment policy and cut his salary 10% for a year. although he resigned, he remained a tenured professor but the school cease academic senate is now considering whether to strip his tenure. choudhry's federal lawsuit accuses the school of more lenient treatment of white faculty members. a great white shark at san francisco's ocean beach. >> the shark launched out of the water, and it's full white belly, white pectoral fins. >> this incredible video and more coming up as well as eyewitness reaction and why scientists think the shark was leaping out of the water in the first place. just before that. the dog can't help himself. he can't tell us what happened to him, how this injury happened. for us it's important to speak for the animal. >> a case of animal crewty, the public -- cruelty. the public plea from police as the dog goes up for adoption. ♪ ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ follow your own sense of style... because, you want to be confident. t.j.maxx really helped us express our creative side. that's the best part. you don't know what you're going to find. i always find great deals on shoes... purses... we're a team. yeah. maxx life at t.j.maxx. ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ . good morning, a foggy san francisco, 54 in the city. it does look warmer after today. in fact, warmer for saturday, and especially on sunday. >> all right. now to the presidential race, taking the spotlight today is the issue of whether donald trump does or does not believe that president obama is a u.s. citizen. trump told the washington post he remains unwilling to say that president obama was born in the u.s. and hillary clinton responded to this issue in comments this morning. >> for five years he has led the birther movement to delegitimatize our first black president. his campaign was founded on this outrageous lie. trump's campaign released a statement saying he does now believe president obama was born in the u.s. and this morning in an interview, trump said he would be talking about the issue in an appearance this morning at the opening of his new hotel in washington, d.c. >> i'm going to have a big statement made today at the hotel. i'm speaking in front of medal of honor winners that endorsed me. i have many medal of honor winners who have endorsed me and will be endorsing me today which i'm very proud of and i'm going to be making a major statement on this whole thing. >> president obama even weighing in on the birther issue this morning saying he was pretty confident about where he was born and that he thinks most other people were as well. we're monitoring donald trump's speech this morning, and we'll let you know what he has to say. here at home, authorities in the east bay are asking for the public's help as they search for the person responsible for a terrible case of animal cruelty. a dog named bullet is a 2-year- old german shepherd mix. he was shot during the labor day weekend. a good samaritan found the injured dog on monument boulevard. he had no collar, no micro chip. authorities are trying to find the owner and the person who shot him. >> we would like to find someone who has information about the dog and how it got to become in this situation. >> veterinarians say bullet is recovering and will be ready to be up for adoption. anyone with information on the case is asked to contact animal services in contra costa county. beyonce is coming back to the bay area, performing at levi stadium for the formation world tour. beyonce's next stop is in her hometown of houston, texas, next thursday. time is 8:17. we'll go over to sal castaneda. better traffic, i sound like yoda. traffic today has been better than much of what we have seen this week. >> right you are, gasia. >> yoda is a brilliant man. >> smart he is, absolutely. >> it is a little bit slow as you drive in some areas. i understand, sometimes when you speak for a living, you just don't, i don't know, it's hard to say things sometimes. now, westbound 24, this looks a little better than it normally does. it's a little bit slow near the lafayette b.a.r.t. station. it's not all that bad as you drive through. you will see at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the same level of slowless. see what you did, gasia. it is backing up a little bit. i want to check out the silicon valley commute. though it is better than normal, we have a couple of big slow downs, 101 is mostly slow at blossom hill road. it's not going to be the same as it normally is. 85 is slow to sunnyvale. people are taking an easy commute on friday morning. 8:18, let's go to steve. >> we have a pretty good fog bank. some areas it's burned off. others it's socked in and a cold pattern. the wind is northerly, and northwest, in parts of the north bay. after tonight's game, probably on the cool side for the giants, saturday evening and sunday look to be warmer, especially sunday, sunday could be hot. 65, 54 for san francisco today, average is 70. you'll go above probably for sure on sunday. 101 in 1913. big fog bank out there. it's filled in up and down the coast, and made a good surge endland. north bay, parts of the south bay, solid parts of marin county, napa, all the way up to sonoma county, and down to santa clara valley and on the santa cruz coast. warm air aloft, and the delta breeze is falling apart. northwest, north, north, eventually will chew up the fog. we're very slow to warm up. peninsula, everyone is close. 55 san mateo. 56 atherton. 57 stanford. 57 los altos. 57 at the palo alto airport. 50 ukiah. fog, though, looks to be maxing out today, and each day it will get a little bit less. high pressure will build in and that will chew it up. morning fog, some is thick. it's old out there. near 90s for some well inland. westerly breeze will turn more northerly. 60s to 90s today. but we'll start to even things out tomorrow. temperatures coast and bay, below average, inland they are now going to be above average for most. and then for everybody, it looks like on the weekend, but today is that day where again, it's a summer time pattern. cool on the coast, warm inland, but it looks warmer for all as we go into the weekend. especially sunday, guys. steve, thank you. two major ski resorts plan to open much earlier than we have seen in past seasons. >> i want to show you pictures taken from kirkwood earlier this week. you can see a little bit of snow there atop the mountains. squaw valley, and alpine meadows are planning to open between november 11th and the 18th. that's about a week and a half earlier than normal. steve paulson says there's no snow anytime soon in the forecast. the resorts are going to have to pump out artificial snow from the snow making equipment. this was no doubt worth staying up late for, mike. the giants came through with a big win. >> every game feels like a playoff game. and that's fun. the players came up big for the black and orange and how the giants helped another team get in the playoffs last night. 25 years after rodney king was beaten by los angeles police, his daughter is now standing with lapd. her message to young people about trusting police today. this song was in the karate kid. does anyone remember the movie. >> wait a minute. gasia, you didn't see a movie? i am shocked. >> i haven't seen anything. sorry. i love the song, though. >> developing news here. >> that's right. if there's a special song you want to hear, our theme is summer song for the last summer of the week of the year. just hash tag. 25 years after rodney king was beaten by los angeles police setting off riots in la, his daughter is now teaming up with officers to send a message of peace. laura king was just 7 years old when she saw video of her father being beaten on television. she's now 32 years old, and she says she wants to spread a message about building bridges with police. and she especially wants young people to hear her message. yesterday you see her, she stood side by side with los angeles police officers and told a group of young people that her father had no hate in his heart against officers. >> he held no ill feelings towards anybody. so, i mean, we definitely couldn't hold any feelings either, he's able to get over it. not over it, but, you know, look more so to a solution rather than, you know, dwell on the problem. laura king says an entire police department shouldn't be judged by the actions of a few officers. rodney king died in 2012 at the age of 47 in an accidental drowning. the new beatles documentary, 8 days a week, the touring years is on the big screen around the bay area. paul mccartney, and ringo starr reunited in london. l days a week, the touring years is directed byron howard. he say -- by ron howard. he used some rarely seen or heard material in the film and says he took the project very seriously. well, for me, it's been a great experience. it first began as just a, you know, a fun, cool, creative adventure. then i became very intimidated by it when i realized how important it was to fans. >> the documentary shows the group as they toured the globe back in the 1960s. it has archived footage of the group's past performances and features the beatles final concert at candle stick park back in 1966. the teenager at the center of a police sex scandal is here in the bay area. it comes as it extended to another bay area county. an arrest has been made in the brutal attack of an 88-year- old woman in san jose. coming up, the new information we're learning about the 19-year-old suspect and an update on the woman's condition. it is still very slow in some areas, but other areas are getting much better. we'll tell you where the slowdowns are, straight ahead. we're slow to warm up, but all signs point toward warmer weather as we head into the weekend. welcome to mornings on 26789 viral video, a -- on 2. viral video. perhaps if you're a surfer in the waters of ocean beach, a great white shark leaping out of the water, this all happening next to surfers and of course caught on camera, the video viral. and we'll bring in alex savidge, and talk about what eyewitnesses have to say about the close encounter. time is 8:306789 welcome back -- 8:30. welcome back to mornings on 2. you never know what's going to happen on ocean beach. >> as i get older i stay out of the water. let's check in with steve paulson. happy friday, steve. first and foremost, we're looking like it's a beautiful weekend. >> it will be a warmer weekend. it's been aal order for some -- a tall order for some of the coast. the fog came roaring back. and there's warmer air aloft. i'll tell you, many locations are socked in this morning. that's a big fog bank for this time of year. get the mid-september. but it will retreat, and it does look like a little more of a northerly breeze will kick in. there is a sign of a north wind, santa rosa airport, that will eventually win out and chew the fog out. 50s on temps and many many 40s here this morning. south bay temps, 40s in the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek, i know gilroy was. 57 saratoga, and santa clara. your friday morning trifecta, and the low cloud deck retreats and high pressure is building in rapidly, along with the northerly breeze. that will take care of the fog. cool for some. warmer for others. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90 for some. all righty sal. >> south bay starting to get red again. >> some commutes are getting redder, people are realizing it's good to go, so i'm going to go now. other commutes have stayed steady. the east shore freeway between the carcinas bridge and macarthur maze. that's been the peak. others days we have had 60 minutes, 50 minutes. this week we have had some much worse commutes, so 32 minutes is not too bad. when you get to the bay bridge, you will see slow traffic as you get there. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's beginning to improve. now, steve did mention the south bay commute, and i want to touch on that, because 101, as we look at the maps here, 101 is going to be slow as you drive up to the sunnyvale area. the good thing is 280 is getting better and 85. if you're waiting on the commutes to get better. i think your alternates are looking good. 101 is still slow. 8:32. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. we are learning more about a man accused of robbing and severely beating an 88-year-old woman in san jose. court documents show he lives in the same neighborhood as the victim. >> ktvu's brian flores in our newsroom with more on the woman's condition and the emergency safety meeting that was just held, brian. >> certainly many people are concerned, yesterday, about 100 neighbors showed up for an emergency safety meeting to talk about their concerns of 19- year-old zachary cuen. he broke into the home of a wok known as miss flo, robbed her of the jewelry, ransacked her home and a neighbor saw the car abandoned down the street on monday and found her bleeding inside the house. family members say she had been living in that house since 1964. now, according to court documents, the suspect lives about 2 blocks away from miss flo who remains in critical condition this morning. neighbors say they are happy about the arrest, but they are still worried about crime in their community. >> i'm really upset about what's been happening. i'm really upset about the poor woman who was attacked. i'm concerned about our safety in the neighborhood. >> now, court documents reveal cuen was on probation. back in february, he was arrested for stealing and trying to sell a car, and for hit-and-run. a law enforcement source also tells ktvu back in the spring of 2015, when he was a juvenile, he was arrested for an attempted house burglary where the victim in that case was also an elderly female. investigators say it's unclear if cuen acted alone or had an accomplice in the latest robbery. his arraignment set for monday. being held without bail. as for miss flo, authorityings say she's in grave condition and there will be a prayer vigil saturday night. a teenager now goes by her real name, jasmine abuslin, she was previously known as celeste guap. she spent the last few weeks in rehabilitation and then jail in florida. the 19-year-old claims to have had sex with 30 officers from law enforcement agencies across the bay area, some when she was a minor. just yesterday, her attorneys questioned whether the richmond police department may have wanted the teen in florida as part of an attempt to obstruct justice. >> she didn't voluntarily go to florida. rather she was told that she needed to go to florida, because she had dabbled in drugs, and this would be like a vacation, and she needed to go urgently. >> abuslin is expected to testify in the prosecution of 7 officerrings officer -- officers in alameda county. and officers in contra costa are investigating allegations of officers have sexual contact with her. two men face a life in prison sentence in the killing of an anticrime activist in oakland. a jury convicted 25-year-old stephon lee and 24-year-old mario floyd of first-degree murder in the killing of judy salamon. prosecutors say the 66-year-old woman had taken cell phone video of the two reputed gang members as they were committing a crime in her maxwell park neighborhood in july of 2013. investigators say she was shot and killed after she followed the two men in her vehicle. back now to the unusual shark sighting at san francisco's ocean beach. a great white dramatically leaping out of the water as you can see, caught on camera. >> alex savidge is here with more on what people who saw this in real life have to say. those who saw it on video, keep wanting to see it. it's incredible. >> a number of surfers were there and witnessed it. it all happened wednesday morning off of ocean beach in san francisco. at the time there were about 30 or so surfers in the water when suddenly, you see that 7 to 8- foot shark, it just leaps clear out of the water. researchers are saying that it's not uncommon for sharks to jump like that. it may have been trying to feed on a school of fish in the area or something else in the water. one surfer who was in the water when this happened said he headed back to shore and he was in awe when he saw the piece of video. >> the shark launched out of the water, straight up mouth in the air, and its full white pelley, pectoral fins, i consider myself lucky to have seen that, and to have all ten toes and fingers is awesome. >> that leaping shark was captured on camera by a company called surf line which had a web cam set up to show surfers the surf conditions. sharks are often cruising the surf breaks off the coast of the bay area, but usually staying under the surface. not jumping out of the water. this is certainly an interesting sight, a rare sight for those who were there. it doesn't appear as though this great white was all that interested in the surfers nearby. >> at that moment. >> at that moment in time. >> if the shark missed the school of fish and he's still hungry, so we never know. >> and some surfers stayed out there. >> some of the guys did from what we understand. there was a group of surfers who were in the water. some saw it happen if they were facing that direction. a group of them came back in. i don't blame them at all. that would be me. i would be in that group. and some of them stayed out there. it's what happens. >> it's nature. thank you. if mike and sal look a little bleary eyes this morning, this is why. the giants gained ground in the division and added to their wild card leading beating the cardinals to open up a four games series. buster posey had a big game. the first hit set the table for hunter pence to give the giants a 2-0 lead. they gave the lead back but went ahead for good in the 4th 4th inning. johnny cueto hit a sacrifice fly. cueto went the difference. brandon crawford, including this one in the 9th. it was cueto's 5th complete game of the season. >> they chipped away at him. he settled down and got better in the 8th and 9th and i think he smelled it, and really turned it occupy. >> i mean, every -- up. >> i mean, every game feels like a playoff game, and that's fun. it's exciting. so, you know, this is a huge series, and all of these games are really big. >> yesterday, bruce bochy canceled battling practice telling them they didn't need to show up to the game until five. doing the same thing tonight. the chicago cubs became the first team to clinch a playoff spot. they actually lost to the milwaukee brewers, but as soon as the giants beat the cardinals, the cubs won the national league central title. they are trying to end their famous championship drought. they last won a world series in 1908. haven't won a national league pennant since 1905. the oakland a ears swept the kansas city royals -- a's swept the kansas city royals. this three run blast by ryon healy. the ball traveled 480 feet, one of the longest home runs of the season. an absolute monster of a home run, 480 feet. marcus semien drove in 4. a's won 14-5. in the four game series, they outscored the royals 43-12. that is the biggest oakland run differential in a four game series ever. congratulations to the a's. >> absolutely. what did it take to bring kevin durant to the golden state warriors. in minutes, draymond green spills the beans. helping the homeless in the city of san francisco, the next neighborhood that will have a special center to transition the homeless from temporary shelters to permanent housing. improvement out there, in fact, some commutes have already become very nice, like this one in san jose. we'll tell you a little more about the south bay commute when we come back. and the weather has become very nice for some, like south bay, parts of the east bay, very foggy for others. we'll talk about a warmer pattern for the weekend. ♪ what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. find one of our 5,000 authorized retailers near you. at first glance, iphone 7 doesn't look very different from its predecessor. apple added several key features but it's what they took away that had people talking the most. >> the rumors were right. no headphone jack on the bottom. >> the camera takes in more light for way better pictures in dark conditions. you do see the dual camera set up on the back. one is a wide angle. one is a tell photo lens. >> they can withstand splash or rain, but not a swim. gone are the 16 gigabyte models. more room for pictures, videos and apps. if you want to see more of my coverage from the apple event, go to my web site, rich on tech.tv. reporting from san francisco. i'm rich, that's your tech report. we're going back a little ways, summer in the city. the last weekend of summer. the last summer of 2016, which would technically be correct. but this is the last weekend of summer. summer one last time in 2016. we do this every friday. the best way to reach us is hash tag ktvu on twitter, facebook, and instagram. time is 8:44. new this morning, the arrest warrant for wikileaks founder, julien assange will not be dropped. he's wanted by prosecutors in sweden in a rape investigation. a swedish appeals court up held the arrest warrant rejecting the request by assange to have it lifted. assange managed to avoid extradition to sweden for the past four years by seeking shelter at the ecuadoran embassy in london. he fears further extradition to the u.s. over wikileaks on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. the families of a 13-year- old boy are demanding a fair investigation of the shooting. tyree king was shot after police responded to a call of an armed robbery. officers chased tyree king and one of the other suspects in an alley. king pulled out a bibi gun and pointed it at them. that's when the officer shot him. investigators say they did not know it was a bibi gun until after the shooting. >> we found a gun at the scene near the suspect that we were trying to apprehend. and the this is what that gun looked like. >> there is inherent bias in the police investigating themselves, and we have an issue with this being a 13-year- old child and the call nationally already for a transparent investigation into the shooting. >> king's family says he did not have a criminal history. yesterday, his family, classmates and football coach held a candlelight vigil for him. the officer who shot king is a 9 year veteran of the force. columbus police say he has been placed on paid administrative leave as they initiative the shooting: the city it of san francisco is starting -- the city of san francisco is starting to get money. four projects have received $310,000 in housing funds. the projects are scattered in the mission district, excelsior, forest hill and the western edition. they are converting a former car repair shop, bakery, and old funeral home into hundreds of affordable residential units. in san francisco, the dog patch neighborhood association has overwhelmingly approved plans for a homeless navigation center in the area. the san francisco port commission unanimously approved plans for the center citing the need to help the homeless. navigation centers are temporary shelters that are designed to help people find permanent housing. the have the there in the dog patch neighborhood -- the center there in the dog patch neighborhood is set to open next year. how are we looking? >> we're looking better. there has been improvement in many commutes that were just jammed about a half hour ago. you can see some improvement at the bay bridge for sure. this was jammed up to the maze and now if you're trying to get into san francisco, you can see that it's not really a bad commute at all. also looking at the 880 commute, that is still very slow, driving past the oakland coliseum, and 580 from san leandro to the lake shore curve. we have been looking at the south bay commute, and we have been looking at some of the ways to get into the silicon valley, and 880 southbound has been slow from hayward to part of fremont. it is a little bit better than it normally is. 8:47. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> good morning, everybody. sunny for some, a little haze there for others. it will be a cool foggy pattern here until probably the weekend when temperatures start to warm up a little bit. hazy skies, east bay beginning to warm up. some locations are running a couple degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. mount diablo, a higher elevation, 60s, 70s, 80s, the coast and bay look warmer tomorrow. giants now for tonight, will probably be on the cool side here. that fog should be clearing out. patchy fog, the weekend looks warmer for the evening game on saturday and the day game sunday could be hot if everything falls into place. 65-54 for the city. so below on both. 101, 19, 13, and 1898. low clouds and fog beginning to slowly burn back. was there a strong push, north to south, didn't matter. if you have the sun and temperatures warming p. northwest -- warming up. north, north, north, that's a sign of things to come. still on the cool side. most locations stuck in the low to mid-50s. looks like it will retreat over the next 24 hours, and that's going to low the coast and bay to warm up. certainly looks like sunday will be the warmest day. pockets of thick fog. the 90s, but if not, if you're closer to the coast and bay, 60s and 70s, so we're still summer, it's a summer time pattern here, but without that offshore breeze, the coast has a hard time warming up. it does look like they will as we head into the weekend, and maybe a little cool heading into early next week. sunday looks to be the warmest day for all. silicon valley technology is changing the real estate industry. >> people are excited. i think those people are folks that haven't tried vr. >> how looking for a new home can be as easy as putting on a high-tech headset. imagine buying a house without ever seeing it in person. that's the goal of a new virtual reality technology being developed in silicon valley. you're looking at what could be the new way to buy a home. you can just put on a virtual reality headset and there you are, right there in the living room. many people say it really does make you feel like you are inside the house that's up for sale. >> the reason it's a game changer is instead of just giving you a sense for what the place looks like, we give you the feeling of what it's like to physically be in that space. >> you can view the whole thing from the outside, but then you can pop inside and get a sense for the space. >> it's not just real estate, the automobile industry also getting in on virtual reality. in fact, cadillac has just announced it plans to use vr to sell cars. >> i think it's great for realtors, my brother is a realtor, and he has international clients that want to invest in the states, take you right into the home. cup of noodles is taking three things out for more of their what customers. >> don't take out the noodles. that's what i want. pam cook here is with this morning's money business. >> my daughter dumps out the carrots. >> the little dried carrots. we're talking about the economy, the word on wall street, though, is that uni lever is set to buy honest baby products for $1 billion, down from last year's valuation of $1.7 billion for the company we'll keep an eye on that. checking in on the stock markets today, the thing affecting the markets, economic news, consumer price index coming in, a little disappointing. analysting talking about possible indication that the fed may see inflation and want to raise interest rates. the consensus is not next week, at their meeting next week. maybe down the road, but that is taking the markets down. the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p 500, the dow and the s&p 500 down about a 1/2 percent. the nasdaq off just about a 1/4 percent this morning. fiat chrysler has issued a worldwide recall of almost 2 million cars. the problem is with the air bags and seat belts, linked to at least 3 deaths. the recalled vehicles include the chrysler sea brink, dodge avenger, and dodge and jeep patriot. model years range from 2010 to 2014. fiat chrysler says the problem involves hardware that can fail to activate the air bags and seat belts in some accidents. twitter, already looking ahead to next thursday's nfl game between the new england patriots and the houston texans. last night, twitter aired the nfl game for the first time in its history. the new york jets beating the buffalo bills, 37-31. very close game, and twitter reportedly paid the nfl $10 million to show ten games. that was one of them this season. the live stream was trending on social media throughout the night. some viewers, though, complained about that constant buffering, and they also were apparently comparing the two. they say the twitter video was lagging behind the tv coverage. cup of noodles is changing its recipe after requests for a healthier version of the instant soup, taking out the msg, artificial colors and flavors and some of the salt. do you know how old cup of noodles is. >> 55 years. >> a little less, 45 years. >> i wonder if the taste is going to be similar enough that people still. >> that was the big thing, customers want same taste but less salt, msg, artificial flavors, move towards healthier. it's good. as we know, kevin durant is a golden state warrior, he signed with the team in the off season, and we know that some of his teammates went to great lengths to convince him to sign. >> i called him a million times. >> you just kept calling him and calling him. >> i text him a million and one times, and i tried to show up wherever he was every chance i got. >> draymond green appeared this week on conan, and talked about his recruiting efforts. we're a month away from the start of the nba season. a northern california team's silent protest over the pledge of allegiance. >> i feel like what they did to my people not only here but around the country is still going onto this day. >> the controversial twist that happened not because of a protest but because of what a teacher did after it happened. a high school student in lake county says she has been sitting during the pledge of allegiance for years, long before colin kaepernick's protest. she is native american and says she has no allegiance to the stars and stripes. she has been sitting down during the pledge of allegiance, but one teacher lowered her grade because she viewed her refusal to stand as a lack of class participation. >> i was mad when she lowered my grade. i worked hard for it, and i turned everything in. i did whatever she wanted me to do in her class. >> thomas complained to school administrators about her punishment, and they immediately sided with the teacher, moved her to another class, but the school is not revealing whether or not it punished the teacher. chp is investigating an accident in san jose where someone was run over and killed by his own truck. it happened yesterday morning just after 9:00 near hicks hicks and alameda road. the man was drawing a dirt haller when he merged left to pass a truck. his truck partially went up a hillside and tilted up, and the driver either jumped or fell out and was run over by the truck. the truck then kept going down the road without the driver and fell about a hundred feet down an embankment. investigators are looking into whether a medical emergency or possible mechanical problem caused that crash. some of the world's top race car drivers are in wine country this weekend. practice begins for the go pro grand prix of sonoma's spectator gates open just about an hour ago. there are practice runs throughout the day for the grand prix as well as several other auto races. the go pro grand prix, again, this sunday, and it is the season finale of the indy car circuit. the iphone 7 is now in stores. ktvu's christien kafton is checking out the phone which talking to people who lined up overnight sometimes for days to get their hands on the latest apple device. and the oakland raiders are one step close tore moving to las vegas -- closer to moving to las vegas. we are speaking to a sports columnist with reaction from the team and more on the next step. she's launching her hit show on monday here after on the 9. we're here with wendy williams. crazy in love, beyonce and jay-z married for 8 years, whether you are crazy in love with the new iphone 7 you have in your hot little hand or perhaps you're crazy in love with your wife of ten wonderful years, i'm not go

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