" continues. >>> 7:00 on the dot this thursday morning, august 25. i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am dave clark. we are going to talk about your weather because some things are changing. steve paulson is back. good to have you back. you are fighting that little bug. >> am i? >> yeah, you are. >> much better, though. >> that's good. >> i have a lot of company out there. i feel for you folks. it's a tough one. we have an easy forecast though. fog, sun. 60s, 70s, 80s. san francisco has just been stuck in the 60s. one day this month at 70 degrees on august 8th. every other day 63, 64, 66. big fog bank. probably local drizzle. making a strong push inland. just about every reporting station says fog or cloudy. west-southwest 18. 7 to 18. not a big deal. low 60s. low 50s to the north. one observation there. concord and walnut creek saying 52. 53 lafayette. not bad for antioch and brentwood and even pleasanton. these temps have come down. the lows are getting a little cooler. a little fall-like feel in the air. clear in the sierra. a lot of low clouds and fog. looks like parts of the most inland areas

monday morning. i am gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i am dave clark. let's talk about your weather this morning, whether you are going to see sunshine today. steve? >> yes. it's starting to happen on the coast a little bit more now. a little bit, gasia and dave. we also have a couple hurricanes. madeline moisture is streaming off and heading towards us. not a lot. that's the source of it. it's heading to the big island. category 1. wind 85 miles per hour. expected to go just for men a little just -- just a little bit to the south. possibility tuesday maybe some of that developing into a little something. for us, fog is there. fog, low clouds up and down most of the coast. not all of the coast. a decent delta breeze. it's still there. 22. 50s, 60s on the temps. peninsula temps upper 50s. 58 stanford, 56 woodside. everyone's close. higher clouds to tahoe, mendocino county, also into lake county. they will continue to move in. some cloud cover over there might spread over tomorrow. for the coast, after the fog, it burns off a little sooner. 60s, upper 60s, 70s, 80s through the

:00. i am gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. let's check weather now. get you moving this morning. steve paulson, second verse? >> same as the first, dave. absolutely. yep. no doubt. low clouds in place. there is plenty. they have been there nights and mornings. it's been rare to have an occasion where you don't have some fog. mostly clear for some. some of that low cloud deck late to the party to get to san jose. mostly sunny. partly cloudy there. it will burn off soon. temperatures still though over san jose. been averaging a little bit below average. a hint of fall in the air. our weather observers are saying, yes, this is jim up to cobb. a week ago it was 70 at this time. i agree. there is some cool lows this morning. especially santa cruz mountains. plenty of low clouds will keep the city on the cool side. 66/55 average. 67/55. can't break through that average very often. 89 the record high. west-southwest, west-southwest, west-southwest. it's not strong. it is a sea breeze. 50s on the temps or upper 40s san jose, palo alto. decent low bringing rain and ra

it's all ahead on "mornings on 2". >>> 7:00. good morning. i am gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. let's check weather for you. was it cloudy on the way? >> a little bit. >> most of us are seeing clouds this morning. >> for yes, no doubt. pretty good fog bank out there. some of it continues to dance around. even some fog on the concord side of mount diablo, buchanan airport says clear. we will see what they say at seven. some of that fog is working its way in. it's shallow. it's a sign that high pressure is building and we will get some warmer temps more likely tomorrow. it will be foggy tomorrow. today 80s and 90s away from the coast. 60s and 70s by it. we start off with an okay breeze. a west-southwest. it's an onshore breeze. 50s on the temps. low, mid, upper. a few 60s. leaving behind 60s, 70s by water. 80s, 90s inland. >>> sal, 7:01. what do you have? >> i have a macarthur maze issue, steve. i wanted to show you the macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza because we have a commute that has become very slow. one of the reasons why it's become slow

100s. welcome back to "mornings on 2" this monday, august 1. i am gasia mikaelian. >> you brought some music with you, too. i am dave clark. let's go to steve paulson. talk about your weather for a monday morning. >> gasia said a little cooler. 80s and 90s now for some. not those upper 90s to 100s. i don't see that for a while. the 10 to 14-day outlook looks near normal to below. now, for some there is not much fog, but there might be a smoke layer or two. a lot of fires burning in california pumping in smoke. a pretty good fog bank today. there will be a westerly component. 60s, 70s coast and bay. this week for livermore, last week was all about toasty temps. this week it will be 80s, upper 80s to near 90, and by thursday and friday upper 70s, low 80s. that's the way to looks. fog is there. it's going to retreat back. we know the drill. west-southwest 23. vacaville west at 6. the onshore breeze is in place. 50s and 60s. a mild 64 in moffat. 58 black hawk. 56 walnut creek. everyone's close. sierra looks like any tropical monsoon moisture stays south out of truckee and reno. morning fog

check in for the next round with gasia mikaelian there's interesting news about the site of the horrible nightclub shooting in florida, opening as memorial to the 49 people that died. the owners and what they're doing to help those that were injured in that horrific attack. >>> and an alarming warning for the athletes and others ahead of the olympic games, the waterways of brio are steaming with damming virus and bacteria and other contaminants that i will not mention. you will thank me if you have not had your breakfast. and there are warning bells being sent through the country and we will have the stories and much more in just a few minutes.>> thank you, gasia. >>> we will check back in with alex savidge and he is covering for sal on the traffic, and what do the people need to know?>> good news about that slow ride on the bay bridge, there was a stalled, but that is been cleared. traffic appears to be moving much better than earlier. taking a look -- i will get to the bay bridge in a moment. first let's look at highway 24, getting busier as we head out of walnut creek westbou

this august 4. i am gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. and good morning, i am dave clark. let's get you moving this morning. steve paulson has an update on the cooler temperatures. >> much, much cooler, guys. big strong wind for some. not for all. there is a big fog bank out there. yesterday santa rosa 83. 92 fairfield. 81 redwood city. 86 east san jose. today 75, 79, 76 and 80. san francisco 62/54. average is 67/55. below on both. it will be a cool pattern. it has been. let's face it. the heat has been inland. not coast and bay. last week so. more so this week where it's been in the 60s. onshore breeze at oakland airport. onshore at hayward. a screaming onshore in the delta, napa airport. west at 12. 40 at travis. 50s on the temps or low 60s. low clouds and fog will play in your weather for the next couple days. so 50s, 60s, 70s now or mainly 80s for some. we are 90 to 100 yesterday. >>> alex, what do you have at 7:01? >> we have a new problem that popped out in the south bay. we will get right to that. i will show you on the maps what you will see in the south bay. you see that crash

. this and more on mornings on 2. >>> friday, here we are. august 27th. >> yes. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> a busy morning, isn't it? >> yes. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's get to your weather and get you moving on this friday morning. mr. paulson? >> yes, mr. clark? >> how does it feel? >> cooler. happy with that. >> yes. >> especially for some inland areas that are really cooling down. some fog made it to almost every reporting station. even inland areas are getting a pretty cool breeze. the station in monterey sent this out here and never the national weather service retweeted. the forecast for the western u.s. southwest getting hammered but a little bit making it here. it will be very fall like as we head towards september. nothing in the sierra. that's for sure. nothing is pushed off to the east and it's not going to come back. west-southwest. lows are off, 50s and 60s on the temps, a lot of cloud cove, everything looks good to go on the mountains. the low moving into the pacific northwest. the bases are up around 2200 to 2300 feet. south peninsula, starting there or what,

>>> friday august 12th. i'm glams gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. >>> we are following a nightmare for commuters. no service turned to limited service. but you should still find a way to get around. now caltrain has major problems on their system. >> we have live team coverage of this morning's commute. very rough on a number of front sal has the latest on caltrain. and brian flores is following the bart problems. you have some good news for riders? >> reporter: very good news i should say. things have gotten better. service has resumed. one the trains is coming right now, right behind me, but that was not the case earlier, roughly about an hour and a half ago. going to video to what we saw. there was some track problem, an issue with a bad insulator in between the daly city and the balboa station. there was even a small fire that was quickly put out but that caused some major problems. from mission to sfo affecting several passengers, many of whom headed to the airport to work or catch a flight. let's hear from some of them. >> i'm going to wait around and wa

. >> yeah, you do. right, dave? >> a lot of people. >> welcome back, gasia. >> good to see you. >> dave and gasia, a lot of haze, a lot of smoke in the air from a lot of fires. big one, of course, big sur. big one by lake naciamento. last week has been pretty bad. that's contributing to it. san francisco, 62-58. not a big difference between the high-low. the highs should be in the 70s. thunderstorm activity firing out in the sierras. if that holds, that's just going to be the same as yesterday. 50s, 60s on your temps. not a lot of movement. fog and sun, cool, mild to warm. low average temps, especially by the water. sal, what do you have, sir? >> we do have traffic that is going to be busy. seems a little busier than yesterday. let's go out and take a look at the toll plaza which seems to be the same. no major issues driving up by the toll plaza. it is backed up. there is a little bit of space here up front. not a bad day but traffic will remain heavy and show. i want to-want to take a look at the commute right now. this is because of an earlier accident. we are not forgetting

morning, august 5. i am gasia mikaelian. >> it's cold outside. >> i know. >> i am dave clark. let's talk about weather now. steve paulson in his office right now. >> i think you saw it right there. >> yeah. >> drizzly. ground is wet. there is a lot of reports of drizzle, you guys. if you are heading to outside lands, i would take the waterproof jacket. the drizzle will probably let up. it might pick up by this evening. usually some sun breaks. the low clouds come right back in. not going to be very sunny. brad shaeffer says rainy and drizzly in sausalito. can barely see alcatraz. even in pleasant hill, feels like a seasonal change. if pleasant hill gets some drizzle, that's an impressive fog bank, and that's what we have here. it's getting helped along by a low coming in. it's made it out to the sacramento valley. fairfield west at 17. 50s, 60s on these temps. they are pretty much stuck with the cloud cover. low clouds. a few breaks here. one little right there, a low inging in. another swinging in saturday. heat the beat. second verse same as the first. that's fog, cooler, drizzle,

. >>> good afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. a live look from sky fox over the north bay in the city of petaluma. we are learning that two children ages four and seven are dead after the vehicle they were in went off the roadway into the petaluma river. crews, as you can see here in this live picture, in the water now hooking that vehicle up to cables as they work to tow it out of the river. >> it happened at petaluma boulevard north between sycamore and skillman lanes. rob roth is on the scene with what's happening there. rob. >> reporter: gasia, just a heartbreaking scene. we are on petaluma boulevard. up ahead you can see authorities. they are making arrangements to try to tow the car out of the river. i am told it's going to be quite a challenge. now, what we know from the california highway patrol is that the car carrying a mother and two small children lost control and flipped into the petaluma river. the mother was not injured, but the two girls, sisters, were in the back seat and they could not get out and were killed. their ages are four and seven. we a

ahead on mornings on 2. >>> a beautiful tuesday morning, august 23rd. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good to have you back. did you have a good vacation? >>> a staycation. >> gassa, welcome back. go ahead and say it. >> he is feeling under the weather. >> he is. >> i have a lot of company, though. >> yeah, you do. right, dave? >> a lot of people. >> welcome back, gasia. >> good to see you. >> dave and gasia, a lot of haze, a lot of smoke in the air from a lot of fires. big one, of course, big sur. big one by lake naciamento. last week has been pretty bad. that's contributing to it. san francisco, 62-58. not a big difference between the high-low. the highs should be in

sat down with gasia. and a's officials and the port of oakland will be touring the howard terminal down the street from our station. i want to show you what it may look like. this artists rendering was down by the architect in kansas city. two cargo frames and the ballpark kind of reminds people of at&t park in san francisco. what we understand is what's happening today according to mayor schaaf is that the officials will do a technical tour. that's what she told us a on mornings on 2 yesterday. it's going to be mostlyiers. mayor schaaf said on mornings on 2 it shows the seriousness of the a's in building a stadium right here in oakland. the mayor says it would be good for the team. but this is very, very preliminary. and we did want to hear from a's faithful yesterday. >> i think it would be a great idea for the community. i think it would draw in a new fan base and keep the old fan base as well. >> if they put something nice out on the water -- >> the thought of having a stadium is a good thing to me. >> reporter: some of the pluses of the project include the site can canal ferry

jose. >> reporter: the strikes have started here, gasia, in front of the main courthouse in san jose. this is expected to last day. can you see they are here with their picket lines. so you need to expect some big delays here. they are fired up. this is happening and going to affect all eight other courthouses in santa clara county. these workers say they are underpaid and understaffed. they haven't received a pay raise in eight years, and what they're fighting for, they have been offered a raise in the first year, but not in the second year, and that is a big sticking point for them. i am joined now with one of these union members. this is anna sack. you are family court clerk. i know you are fighting for better pay. how is the court going to survive without you guys today? >> they are not gonna survive with us. we are the heartbeat of the court. i believe we're out here to fight for the justice for the employees and for the public. this affects them as well. our hearts go out to them. but we believe that we deserve a second year increase. >> reporter: what do you tell those people

mornings on 2. 7:00 this wednesday morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's get your weather. mark tamayo is here with a forecast. it's interesting. >> a little bit warmer. typical summertime low clouds and fog. what would the bay area be like without fog? right now we have overcast blanketing a portion of the bay. here's our live camera. you'll eventually see san francisco covered with all the gray out there. but even with all this, temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. take a look at the temperatures, at least the trend later on today as you can see. we'll have 60s coastside. not a big change there. around the bay in the 70s. the inland spots will be back up in to the 80s. warmest locations approaching the 90-degree mark. temperatures today may be 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday's highs. there's the fog bank. we have a pretty good onshore breeze in place. later on today, winds are around 10 to 15 miles per hour. current numbers out there showing you some 50s for santa rosa. oakland, 60 degrees. san jose, 61. here's the planned

we'll have to wait and see if more details emerge about exactly what this personnel matter is, gasia. the hayward police chief is out, placed on leave late in the day yesterday and we'll see how long she remains on leave. >> and three major cities in the bay area without police chiefs. thank you, alex. >>> happening today, the san jose city council is expect to approve a emergency deck clawrgs allowing the city suspend part of the police contract, allowing the cities to take up to 50 detectives and put them on the streets. >>> and new evidence in the case of a man shot by a chp officer on highway 101 while allegedly holding a knife. now, investigators have now linked the man to an abandoned car. a tan volkswagen beetle was found parked nearby in the south town off ramp. the man was shot about 2:00 am sunday. he was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >>> the fbi is warning of cyber attacks on u.s. elections. there is evidence that foreign hackers targeted the tampa bay of at least two states. while states have not been identified, the washington post is reporting t

i'm pact in that area -- impact in that area. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm brian flores in for dave clark. let's get right to it. alex is keeping an eye on this bus crash >> reporter: yes. at least five people confirmed dead by the chp. five other people have been air lifted to various hospitals with major injuries. the chp first got a call about this crash about 3:30. this happened on highway 99 near the town of at water which is about 60 miles or so northwest of fresno. authorities say that this charter bus slammed into a sign pole on the side of the road and that pole actually went right through the center of the bus. >> this is a substantial scene. this is a tragedy. and this will take a substantial amount of time to investigate and to clear. >> reporter: chp says there were about 30 people on board that bus. it's believed that bus was headed from somewhere in southern california up to the sacramento area when the driver lost control and crashed. we are, of course, continuing to following this developing story. we will have updates for you both online and then, of course, l

the place where the summer olympics are about to get started. >> well done, gasia. >> if we are keeping score, i get double credit. thanks for joining us this morning. outside lands a big deal there in san francisco's golden gate park, and far beyond. we are going to sit down with the san francisco supervisor and talk about the costs and benefits and some of the problems that come along with the big festival. >> not everyone is happy. >> no. >> there is traffic in that area. >> there is. >> certainly. >> happy you are back, claudine. mike and sal enjoying another day off. alex savidge in as well. and a breaking news story. it affected traffic for a moment. specifically caltrain. service has stopped after a train hit someone near the diridon train station just about an hour ago. our brian flores just arrived at the scene to bring us what's happening there. brian. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning. well, the caltrain is northbound number 329 train has since been moved closer to the diridon station to unload passengers and then those passengers on board the train are going to be

am gasia mikaelian. today oakland a's executives and officials with the port of oakland are expected to tour a site that could be the future site of the a's. >> it's at howard terminal on the estuary a half mile from jack london square. ktvu's alex savidge live with more on what we are expecting from this visit. alex. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon to you guys. this is being described as a technical tour. a way for the a's to figure out if a ballpark would be feasible here at this site. we understand that will happen within the next few hours, sometime later this afternoon. a's executives will be touring the howard terminal at the port of oakland. executives expected to meet with a number of port officials to talk about building a new stadium here. and hopefully we can get you a look at some of the artist's renderings done by an architectural firm out of kansas city. a couple of cargo cranes flaming what would be a waterfront ballpark. has a similar feel to at&t park in san francisco. we know that the oakland mayor says this plan is in the very early stages. still she says that tod

mibach and casteneda are back again. >> we missed you so much, gasia. >> liar, liar, liar! >> i know i speak for you when i say we are back with a commitment to excellence. >> i love it! sal coming in hot. >> all right. good morning. we are going to go with the top news of the day. >>> delta airlines is recovering from a computer glitch that led to widespread delays and cancellations this morning. >> flights are once again taking off. some passengers have been waiting for hours. >> christien kafton joining us live at san francisco international with the latest on what's expected to be a long day for those passengers. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we got an update from delta airlines. they say that 300 flights in all have been canceled due to that power outage affecting operations. take a look here. you can see the line. we have been showing you this line as it's fluctuated through the day. quite a bit shorter than it was earlier. a lot of folks in line trying to get an idea on what the status of their flight is going to be. earlier today we found passengers sleeping in the termina

. >>> it is 6:45. that means it's time to check in with gasia for a look at what's coming up. >> busy in the newsroom. coming up, we've been reporting on the san francisco police department rolling out new body cameras to the officers. and now we'll hear from a sergeant who is one of the first to wear them. and how this pilot group's experiences with the cameras will shape the use of them. >>> i don't think many drivers would call the morning commute energizing. a california lawmaker says it could be, not so much for us but for our cars and the power grid. we'll explain his plan that sounds like science fiction to some. and tiny sensors in the road could create energy and make road conditions a lot better. i'll join you in a few for more mornings on 2. >>> the toll plaza and everything else, you're watching it. >> >> the toll plaza is one of the slowest commutes. we had an earlier accident and now a motorcycle accident. both of them cleared rather quickly. you'll see how slow it is. when something happens on the upper deck they slow the metering lights down on thes to. and they have slow

. >> let's check with gasia mikaelian. >> we've seen airlines waive travel change and cancellation fees. now they are changing policies due to the zika virus. >>> if you think first daughter sasha obama would have a glamorous job, think again. where she's working, why she's not going by sasha. and how she's being guarded while busing tables and working the cash register. much more in a few minutes. >>> some people at clear lake came across a strange sight last weekend. thousands of dead fish floating in the shallow water along the shoreline. blue-green algae was seen spreading over the lake. the dieoff appears to be a natural phenomenon. the experts say the warmer waters increased the algae bloom and that allows less oxygen for the if issue and causes the fish to suffocate. >>> time now is 6:46. let's go back out. >> relatively problem free i would say. we always like to knock on wood. but we have the usually areas of slowing. and i'll show you one of the areas where we're seeing pretty decent traffic. that would be 280. coming up to highway 17 has been slow and go. highway4 is goi

clinton faces a lawsuit involving the benghazi situation. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. we are talking about the weather today. steve paulson is all over it. >> a little more fog today. mendocino coast was fog free. temperatures warmed up. today looks to be a little more extensive and looks like a couple of degrees cooler weather today. does look warmer for inland temps. fog in place. there seems to be more of a push here at the 7:00 hour. a west-southwest breeze. i don't want to say wind. it's not that strong. it is there. 50 on many of the temps. a couple of 60s in the mix. i this that will give us a couple of degrees of cooling. certainly, that fog bang has filled in up and down the coast. 50s, 70s at the coast. sal? guns and roses in town tonight. people are asking me the forecast. it's real simple. if you are on the infield, you are fine. if you are in the lower seats, you are fine. if you are in the umer deck, you'll be cold. >> so dress warmly? >> right. >> one of our directors is going to that. [ applause ] >> hopefully he has the day off tomorrow. [ appla

later on. highs 60s to 80s. i am sal castaneda along with mike and gasia. >> and coming up in this show we are still thinking about the search for san francisco police chief. a very important meeting is happening today. also, donald trump is visiting the bay area. we are going to get to that. >>> we begin this morning with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's decision not to stand for the national anthem before games. it has ignited a firestorm around the country. kaepernick spoke to reporters for more than 18 minutes at training camp yesterday. he refused to stand for the national anthem at all three of the 49ers's preseason games. he says he will continue to sit until he feels there is significant change in how people of color are treated in the u.s. ktvu's scott reiss has more on kaepernick's remarks and reaction from his teammates. >> reporter: colin kaepernick took a seat to take a stand. >> ultimately, to bring awareness and make people realize what's really going on in this country. >> reporter: the beleaguered quarterback, who might be fighting for his roster spot, is now f

expected to recover. >>> all right. it is 6:46. it's time to check in with gasia for what we're following in the newsroom. >> reporter: when i join you in just a few here, california's new right-to-die law is under fire. as some opponents try to get it overturned in court. why those opponents say patients are not being treated facial. and that those in the most dire situations may not be able to access the medication. we'll also talk about efforts to bringing that controversial law to a handful of other states. >>> also listen to this. grabbing an ebur for just $2. the ride-sharing program is testing out a program to let you do just that. but of course, there are restrictions. and we'll talk about the fact that uber lost half a million dollars just in the first half of this year. pam and dave, back to you. >>> it is week 3 of the nfl preseason. and the 49ers. they're back home. they'll be hosting the green bay packers. the game starts at 7:00 tonight, at levi stadium. and colin kaepernick is expected to play for the first time since he was put on injured reserve last season. he is blamed

". >>> good morning to you. i am claudine wong in for gasia. >> i am dave clark. steve is off today, but rosemary is right over there. >> yes. if you look over my shoulder, we have a little bit of moisture dancing around california this morning. an interesting twist to the day here. we have the clouds outdoors. temperatures not going to change a whole lot, but we are tracking a few showers. take a look at stormtracker 2. again, areas south of us, over monterey light scattered showers. if you look towards the east, the thunderstorms firing off over the sierra yesterday, and even early this morning. and if you look a little bit closer, we had a few lightning strikes near point reyes earlier this morning. we remain mainly dry, picking up a few sprinkles reported in here. as we cruise through monday, before those clouds clear out of the way we are going to call for that possibility of a few sprinkles. very hit as miss. the temperatures cool at the coast, mild around the bay, and warm inland. we are looking at a little bit of hazy sunshine. could have a little bit of smoke drift our way once

little cindy? going international. welcome to "the 9", everyone. sal and gasia, i'm mike. i say sydney, because tomorrow we have college football. your cal bears taking on hawaii in a doozy down under. >> will be nice. i believe it's a 7 p.m. kickoff our time. we begin in the bay area. not down under. executives with the port of oakland are expected to tour a site that could be the future home of the a's. >> mayor libby schaaf told us about it yesterday morning on "mornings on 2". it's a mile north of us. it's at the howard terminal along the estuary about a half mile north of jack london square. >> the stick-up begins. brian flores is there with more on the tour and how the mayor is reacting to this. brian. >> reporter: yeah. the stakeout has certainly begun. no sign of lou wolf or no sign of majority owner john fish e guys. yeah. we are here this morning because we are expecting a tour at least from a's executives and port officials later this morning. the main question is, what time is that tour going to take place? i got off the phone with a port official not too long ago. h

morning. i am gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i am dave clark. let's talk about your weather this morning, whether you are going to see sunshine today. steve? >> yes. it's starting to happen on the coast a little bit more now. a little bit, gasia and dave. we also have a couple hurricanes. madeline moisture is streaming off and heading towards us. not a lot. that's the source of it. it's heading to the big island. category 1. wind 85 miles per hour. expected to go just for men a little just -- just a little bit to the south. possibility tuesday maybe some of that developing into a little something. for us, fog is

presidential nominee claims was the founding moment. >>> good afternoon. i am mike mibach. >> i am gasia mikaelian. today leaders from across san francisco held a meeting focusing on police reforms. >> they heard from the acting chief about changes put into place to response of a number of controversial police shootings. ktvu's alex savidge live now with what was accomplished at today's meeting. >> reporter: good afternoon. the acting police chief offered a progress report to the faith community laying out the changes being made with the san francisco police department to both limit the use of deadly force by officers and also improve a strained relationship with communities of color in this city. >> imagine what we can to if we pool resources and push in the same direction. >> reporter: acting police chief toney chaplin reached out to clergy members from across the city as he spoke to san francisco's influential interfaith council. you will remember that back in june the police commission and the police union agreed to a series of new rules dealing with use of force, and those reforms a

spot while playing pokemon go. >>> good afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> and i am mike mibach. oakland police searching for a gunman who shot and killed two people and injured a third early this morning. as ktvu's alex savidge reports, when officers arrived at the scene they found the victims and car engulfed in flames. >> reporter: police have not talked about a motive in this case. two people were shot and killed. a third person critically injured. it happened on empire road close to 98th avenue. police have spent the morning processing this crime scene. neighbors called 911 before 2 a.m. that's when officers came to the scene a neighborhood off 880. they found a car on fire outside of a house. now, it's unclear if the victims of that shooting were inside the car. but eventually police declared the two people were dead here at the scene. a third shooting victim was taken to a nearby hospital and at last check was in critical condition. this double killing has shocked neighbors. >> it's sad. this is a positive neighborhood. nothing ever happens here. when it gets that close w

those false reports. >>> good afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am mike mibach. 49er quarterback colin kaepernick is standing his ground and promising he will remain seated for the national anthem. he refused to stand during the first three preseason games and his protest has sparked a nationwide debate. >> alex savidge is live at levi's stadium where one of his coaches just weighed in on the growing controversy. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. the 49ers offensive coordinator said a short time ago he believes this team has moved past the kaepernick controversy and he is trying to keep the focus on the field. right now the team is practicing here at the headquarters in santa clara. they are preparing for the final preseason game which will happen later on this week. and a short time ago we did hear from 49ers offensive coordinator curtis modkins. he was asked about whether he agrees with kaepernick's decision to remain seated during the national anthem to protest racial inequality. >> i support our facts, personally. i support someone's trite feel how they feel. >> reporter

afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am ted role lands in for mike mibach. there are now reports of yet another freeway shooting along interstate 80 in the east bay. >> ktvu's henry lee live where it happened in emeryville with new information. henry. >> gasia, we are at powell and i-80 where there was a shooting about 2:23 early this morning. we understand that there was a car coming in from the san francisco direction when shots were fired. witnesses reporting at least five shots. both emeryville police and the california highway patrol respond and they found a victim shot in the eye. that victim is in critical condition. emeryville found a passenger in that car involved in blood. this is the latest in a string of shootings on interstate 80 and highway 4. a lot of these incidents have involved gang versus gang shootings. a lot of witnesses are not able to be found. evidence is lost. there is also a lot of information going on. at this point the chp has convened a task force, especially in contra costa county where they are trying to use technology, shot spotter and freeway cameras to

bridge and the fog right over the marin head lands. welcome to the 9. gasia mikaelian and mike mibach here. a busy newscast. a lot of talk about colin capper day. the question of the day, if you were president of an nfl team, would you cut him after the upcoming charger game? >> and why? >> strictly for his play? >> the sitting down for the national anthem? the second part of the question is very important. >> we are getting a lot of opinions on that. >>> we begin in the east bay, there are a lot of questions about diane stewart who is on administrative leave. the city says she has been placed on leave pending the complying of a personnel investigation. the specific details are being kept confidential. she is 52 years old. she began her law enforcement career with the san jose police department in 1986. >> captain mark kohler has become acting chief. >> san francisco continues to search for a new police chief. paul chambers has more on when the process stands in oakland and how you can participate. >>> in the south bay, happening today t city council is expected to approve the

", everyone. alongside sal castaneda, gasia mikaelian. >> hello. >> i am mike mibach. thanks for joining us. >> yeah. i think steve is going to preview what we can see if we go to the oakland hills when it comes to the perseid meteor shower. steve is going to talk more about that. >> yeah, those of us who live near the bay may not be able to see it. you have to get out to the areas where there is no fog. >>> we begin in the city by the bay. san francisco's acting police chief toney chaplin is meeting with some of the city's political and religious leaders. you are looking live right now from inside the calvary presbyterian church in san francisco. you can see the chief talking there. the meeting got underway 40 minutes ago. they are discussing reforms that have been put in place in response to the recent controversial police shootings in san francisco. the acting chief says his department is making a lot of progress. >> this didn't just start yesterday. this has been a long 24-month at least process that we have been going through. it started with the former chief greg suhr. i am trying to

impacting the criminal justice system. >>> good afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am fred role lands in for mike mibach. a fire has forced some closures you're. >> reporter: good morning, ted. good morning, gasia. you might be able to see the fire burning beyond that ridge line. can you see the smoke there and what appears to be fire retardant in the area as well. calfire trying to contain this fire as much as possible. we have video to show you how intense this fire a burning. every time there would be a puff of wind, this fire would really accelerate. we watched to go 20 yards in a matter of two or three minutes. it's moving quickly at times. it is close to the canyon creek campground. there are still some campers in the area who told us that they stayed there overnight because they felt safe, although they could hear the flames all night long. >> hear it. see it. smell it. yeah. you know, the trees falling down and stuff. they have got it pretty well contained. >> . >> reporter: first, let's start off with where the fire stands and what the plan is for today. >> absolutely. the fi

cook in for gasia mikaelian for this hour. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. let's talk about weather as you get your day started. steve paulson right over there busy in his office. >> the similarity is that the rush of wind very similar to what they had in the valley fire. it's calm now. that's the good news. the wind will probably pick up later. humidity seems to be a teeny bit higher. again the fog is not a factor that far inland, that far north. it is for everyone else though. there is plenty to go around. too many fires. it was too hot yesterday. some low 100s for some. upper 90s. it looks cooler for many today. it will still be warm. low-to-mid 90s. keep an eye on the humidity and the wind direction. we will take a westerly breeze. don't want that east or southeast. that's the factor they are deal with there. fog is going to make for a cooler pattern along with a much more robust breeze here. some locations are down 10 degrees. fairfield down 11 from 24 hours ago. so that's a big signature of cooling. one little low there. another one on the way there. today it's all abo

across the bay to dry to plug a hole in their quarterback position. gasia mikaelian shows us -- jason appelbaum shows us who the 49ers picked up later in sports. >>> students are heading back to school tomorrow. for the first time they require all of them to be properly vaccinated unless they have a medical exemption. ktvu alex savage says that some parents are left scrambling. >> reporter: and so today they are full of kids that are getting shots. >> i think that it is great, making me comfortable knowing that my daughter is going to school with other students that are vaccinated and i don't have to worry. >> reporter: this year they require kids to be vaccinated unless they are exempted for medical reasons. at san jose unified they would have 36 out of 32,000 students with the exemption. >> so they will protect your child, it protects your neighbor's child and it will protect that baby who is too young to get immunized. >> reporter: those without their proper vaccination will get sent home. >> as we explain to them when we call them that they will not be allowed to attend school. we

>>> good afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> a pickup truck has smashed -- crashed into the russian river and 2 people have died -- children have died. just about 15 minutes ago, this video was taken when the pickup truck was pulled out of the river. highway 1 near jenner is closed in both directions. if we get any more information, we will update you during this newscast. >>> we have just learned about the decision about the possible change of venue. the judge this afternoon, said she plans to issue a judgment at the end of the week. sierra lamar's body was never found but dna links antolin garcia-torres to her death, according to prosecutors. >>> detectives may be reassigned back to patrol. now that the police chief and city manager have begun a series of meanings to address a serious shortage, we have a report. >> reporter: city leaders are considering moving 50 detectives on officers from special operations and investigative units to patrol. >> we got numbers that were so horrific within the last week. we're talking over 340 ten-hour shifts that need to be filled every single we

"mornings on 2". >>> good morning to you. i am claudine wong in for gasia. >> i am dave clark. steve is off today, but rosemary is right over there. >> yes. if you look over my shoulder, we have a little bit of moisture dancing around california this morning. an interesting twist to the day here. we have the clouds outdoors. temperatures not going to change a whole lot, but we are tracking a few showers. take a look at stormtracker 2. again, areas south of us, over monterey light scattered showers. if you look towards the east, the thunderstorms firing off over the sierra yesterday, and even early th

:00. i am gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. let's check weather now. get you moving this morning. steve paulson, second verse? >> same as the first, dave. absolutely. yep. no doubt. low clouds in place. there is plenty. they have been there nights and mornings. it's been rare to have an occasion where you don't have some fog. mostly clear for some. some of that low cloud deck late to the party to get to san jose. mostly sunny. partly cloudy there. it will burn off soon. temperatures still though over san jose. been averaging a little bit below average. a hint of fall in the air. our weather observers are saying, yes, this is jim up to cobb. a week ago it was 70 at this time. i agree. there is some cool lows this morning. especially santa cruz mountains. plenty of low clouds will keep the city on the cool

mike mibach. >> i am gasia mikaelian. stockton's mayor is facing serious felony charges. he was arrested this morning at a city-run youth camp. he faces charge much contributing to the delinquency of a minor, furnishing alcohol to someone under 21, child cruelty and recording confidential communications. the fbi handed the case over to the d.a. last week. silva is no stranger to controversy. in september his cell phone and two laptops were seized by federal investigators at sfo as he was getting off a flight from china. >>> in the south bay lanes of northbound 101 are just reopening after a deadly crash that happened just after 9:00 this morning. >> ktvu's brian flores on the scene. joins us live with the latest. i am sure that backlog continues. >>> . >> reporter: yeah, a lot of residual traffic on northbound 101. all lanes reopened 15 minutes ago. what happened earlier this morning and backed up traffic for hours, there was a tragic fatal motorcycle accident, killed a motorcycle rider and shook up drivers on the freeway as well. when we arrived on scene the motorcycle was stil

pact in that area -- impact in that area. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm brian flores in for dave clark. let's get right to it. alex is keeping an eye on this bus crash >> reporter: yes. at least five people confirmed dead by the chp. five other people have been air lifted to various hospitals with major injuries. the chp first got a call about this crash about 3:30. this happened on highway 99 near the

their homes. it is wednesday, august 17. i am claudine wong in for gasia. >> and i am dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's talk about our weather and the weather for the fire zones. steve paulson has the latest. >>> we had some rain this winter. you know, it was normal. they didn't get -- southern cal missed out a lot. >> yeah. >> that's going to be tough down there. it's going to be very hot. for some the fog and low clouds has made for an extremely cool, if not cold, summer. for others, another day of 90- degree temps. there is absolutely nothing breaking. i think we need an overall pattern change. there is just subtle changes here. not enough where i will say it will cool down for some or the coast is going to clear i don't see anything of that ilk, if you will. 50s, 60s. upper 50s for some. pleasanton is in there. danville 56. 58 walnut creek. 57 martinez. thunderstorm activity again since early june has been non- existent. it fired up yesterday maybe on the lee side today. low right there associated with it. a little system just kind of rotating through, but not reall

situation. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. we are talking about the weather today. steve paulson is all over it. >> a little more fog today. mendocino coast was fog free. temperatures warmed up. today looks to be a little more extensive and looks like a couple of degrees cooler weather today. does lo

. i am mike mibach. >> i am cristina rendon in for gasia. right now an effort is underway to find a permanent home for a naked donald trump statue that appeared yesterday on the street corner in the castro district. >> city crews removed the statue, but now the owner of a well known restaurant near union square says he wants the piece of art to be put on display. alex savidge to explain why police have gotten involved. alex. >> reporter: good afternoon. well, naked trump we can tell you spent the night behind bars, so to speak. san francisco place took custody of that statue after it was removed by city crews. it was booked as evidence. and now we understand the owner of a popular restaurant be here in the city wants to get his hands on the statue to put it on display, although police say that's probably not going to happen anytime soon. this life-sized statue of donald trump in his birthday suit may find a new home at lefty o'doul's near union square. the owner wants to put the eye- opening piece of art on display right next to marilyn monroe. >> we found donald trump naked in san

healthy lunch ideas with gasia. >> it's a perfect threat. i'm thrilled to be here with chef caterer, you're helping us make a transition to the school year. it depends on how that lunch is packaged for the little one, isn't it? >> there are so many cool products available. you should let your child have a hand in picking the lunch box or a couple of choices. >> you can pick one if you want. >> this one is mine. >> i don't want, if up have a hot wheels one i'll take it. >> it's part of the ritual, this is the new back pack and it's great. >> talks about the choices you have up here, this is above the blowny sandwich a lot of us grew up with. >> i'm working with things that kids will like. >> every kid is different, you have to know what your kid -- >> even in a family, i have two and one likes this and the other likes that. >> it's hard work, i think it's exhausting, most mothers, no more cooking, i'm done, it's so much work trying to make everybody happy, we're trying to give them something that's healthy but they will eat. everybody has a different idea of what's healthy, for me it

i'm cristina rendon with -- in for gasia mikaelian. >> a man accused of said it -- are setting the clayton fire as the fire burns 4000 acres. containment has increased to 20%. full containment is expected by sunday. at least 175 structures including homes have been destroyed. >> this is a photo of the man investigators say is responsible for starting the fire. 40-year-old damon anthony pashilk faces numerous charges including arson and aggravated arson with prior offenses. he's a construction worker born in san francisco and he is in bars at the lake county jail. his arrest has fire evacuees wondering why anyone would intentionally start a fire. >> people lost things that can be replaced. wide? what was so bad? what was so wrong that he had to do that? >> let's bring in our meteorologist, rosemary. she has been monitoring the situation. good news about the 20%. hopefully, 100% by the weekend. >> today is hot and dry. those are the two noteworthy items. the firefighters will have their work cut out for them. already 910. 23% relative humidity. winds out of the east at 9 miles per ho

lands. it is sold out. good morning this friday morning, august 5. i am gasia mikaelian. >> it's cold outside. >> i know. >> i am dave clark. let's talk about weather now. steve paulson in his office right w.

you are having a fantastic tuesday. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. there were a computer outage for delta. >> they are working hard to normalize operation, but christien kafton found several disgruntled passengers. >> reporter: the latest from delta, they will be canceling up to 300 flights today. once again, passengers face very long lines here at sfo. these passengers all lined up trying to get to the delta counter. we talked with passengers who say this is their second day having to come and go from the airport just hoping that they can catch a flight out today. >> i got a couple of appointments i'm missing which sucks. and hopefully, i get reimbursed for all the cabs i have had to take. $150. >> reporter: the airline struggling to recover from a power outage at the atlanta based operation center. it caused a ground stop and 1200 to 1300 flights have been canceled yesterday and today. that means tens of thousands of customers have been affected. we have seen customers sleeping here at the airport waiting for information about their flights. there is still a lag in the