: that s our oldest case. then we also have two other cold case homicides that we re still looking at and still working. phillip :including the bowling alley execution of 19- year-old brandon young in 2008. : he was sitting with his facing the bowling lanes somebody came up behind him and riddle him with bullets, and it was just execution style cold blooded homicide. phillip :as for amber, she vanished from her front yard in 1988 and hasn t been seen since. though this is what an aged- enhanced photo shows she d look like today. a convicted child molester and killer confessed to her murder in 2007. still, her body has never been found. and, for that reason, on the 27th anniversary of amber s dissappearance last month, her mother kim saying she hasn t given up hope that her daughter is still alive. : i believe its entirely possible. jaycee duggard was found alive after many years. phillip :in 2013, pinole police officially reopened amber s case. : so, phil
say, the man responsible did plus, new details on the bay area officer accused of sexually molesting young children. its day two of the government shutdown and hundreds of thousands of government workers are not earning a paycheck. we ll tell you why coming two dogs a rottweiler named jager and a german shepherd named luke escaped from a couple s home in brentwood early saturday morning. during the search, the owners learned a man admits to killing them, then burning and burying them. and refused to give the owners their remains! now county officials are saying, the man responsible did not do anything wrong. kron-4 s scott rates spoke with the dogs owners who say the laws need to be yet changed. a hayward police officer kit at accused of multiple sex crimes against children says he is not guilty richard mcleod was arraigned yesterday for six sex charges against him involving at least two girls 14 years old or younger it is out front era and, indeed free enterprise. a
george: an accident occurred at willow past road. we re building of traffic both in the walnut creek and then to the san ramon valley. here in the south bay, things are relief on the down out of line north bound. erica: it s cold out there in the air is crisp. we re getting our first taste of autumn breeze. the winds will increase starting tomorrow but these plans approaching from the northeast are going to increase our concern for fire danger. we certainly have some big changes to highlight. i bring up your 7 day around the bay forecast coming up at 715. darya: firefighters and the south bay are cleaning up after a house fire and san jose. about 330 this morning when it broke out. nobody was hurt. : and brent with chicken farmer will not face charges after he beat two dogs with a shovel and vern and parade the bodies. they say john chris acknowledged killing this rottweiler and german shepherd on saturday because they got into his chicken coops and killed 40 of his birds
plus, the city of san francisco getting ready for a scaleddown fleet week. mornings on 2 begins right now. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. you are looking at a live picture from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. labor talks resume in just under three hours from now. but there s a big new development about labor talks at another transit agency. details coming up in a live report. good morning. i m tori campbell. good morning. i m dave clark. let s check weather and traffic. how are we looking steve? looking pretty good. a nice sunrise with a lot of high clouds. it will be warmer for a few. everybody will be on it tomorrow as we get in on a north breeze. it won t take us until tomorrow. sunny and warm the next few days. the wind will crank up in the next few days. high clouds. cold for some, especially near the coast. mostly sunny, mild to warm and then i think it will be sunny by this afternoon as the higher clouds cleared out. elevated fire dange
reporter: this plane was launch just a few minutes after we arrived here at the calfire air attack base. the call came in of a lightning sparked wildfire. we ve only seen one lightning strike so far here at the airport tonight. some of the most dramatic lightning is taking place along the peninsula and along the coastline. the dazzling light may be fun to watch but it is causing serious concern for firefighters. that s why calfire is being particularly aggressive in reacting to every report of a lightning strike. we had just started an interview with calfire pilot bob velez when he had to cut it short. there was a threat of a fire. all i know when they hollered at them, where are we going? they said we re going to the pluma national forest and we re going on lightning fires. reporter: the plane took off with retardant but 20 minutes later returned. word is the fire activity was so intense it was too dangerous to fly. cumulous clouds tend to produce more downward winds