. a woman shot dead outside her vallejo apartment. >> what may have been the mettive for the crime. terrifying moments for a freeway. what led to the crash in oakland early this morning. >> we are live in san francisco where a water main break over the weekend causes headaches for customers and businesses. and which remains closed and which has damaged goods. they will force evacuations in the east bay. "mornings on 2" begins right now. this is ktvu, "mornings on 2". 7:00. looking at the scene of a deadly shooting in vallejo. where a woman was gunned down in the middle of the street.

>> alex savidge is on the scene all morning. this is what led up to the violence. he will tell us what officers are closely investigating this morning. >> william, welcome to "mornings on 2". i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. >> we will talk about weather and traffic. and steve has a lot to tell you. >> we do have things. patchy fog on the san mateo coast. and the high drop cal clouds stay south and it will be sunny and hot and if the clouds roll in, it will be muggy and hot. >> 92 today. and livermore. 94 to 98. they could easily hit 100 and it will go east san jose. and lots of cloud coverage and some of these to the south bay forecast. and santa clara valley. >> 60 on the temps. really mild and little bit of

patchy fog and the key though. >> higher elevations around 1700 to 2,000 feet. >> it is already in the 80s and this is 53. >> lake port, 64. hot up in lake county. for us. sunny in the morning and increasing clouds in the afternoon. if they tonight make it today. they will make it tomorrow. >> high clouds. and add humidity to the mix as well. >> nice to the coast. and bay 80s. inlet and 90s to 100. >> here is sal. we are still looking at a commute on 80. and put it on the map first and show you the traffic is getting busier in hercules and richmond, as you can see. it does look better. between the bridge and the macarthur maze. it is a 25 minute drive time. it is not bad for this time of the morning. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a big

delay. not a big delay. moderate delay. it is normal and getting into san francisco. and also looking at the east bay and one of the biggest commutes is 580, and stop and go traffic. and looking at the come mouth on the peninsula looks good. we are looking at 880, traffic is slow. from heading on down to an earlier crash in the fremont area. give yourself extra time out of hayward and and san leandro area towards fremont. feel go back to the desk. thank you, sal. we begin with breaking news. they are investigating a deadly shooting. a woman was killed out on i land way. and alex savidge is on the shooting scene and joins us now with new information. >> alex. >> well, it is a good morning

to you. and they are pacing together what led up to the deadly shooting. they are telling us the victim of the case lives here ons street and-on the street and she was visiting a friend. someone showed up at the front door and opened fire on the woman leaving her dead. detectives were out here collecting evidence in and around this apartment. this is what the scene looked like all morning long. this happened at the apartment building at island way and they heard a number of shots. she was found shot to death just outside of one of the units. the motive for the crime is unclear. one neighbor said it may have been racially motivated. she saw a man who was taken into custody last night here and tells me the man that was taken into custody lives right next door to the shooting scene and in the past, the manmade racial shower assist towards

his neighbor. >> reggie, who is black. >> it is a hatred that was so ugly and blatant and the way that he just, i mean, just, for no reason, you know what i mean. everyone loves ring gee. >> reporter: no information has been released by police about the victim. we are learning to -- we are waiting to learn more. they are telling us the woman lives here and happen to be visit ago friend when she was shot to death. we are finding out from vallejo police who they have in custody and working to reach investigators. as soon as we learn more, we will bring it to you. >> alex savidge. channel 2 news. in the meantime, we are learning new information about an officer-related shooting. >> this happened on leonard street and marks street. they spotted a man walking down

the street. holding a gun in his hand. glaring at passing cars. the officers who rushed to the scene were forced to shoot him when he pointed his gun at them. the suspect was wounded in the gunfire and there is though word on his condition. >> time is 7:05. they are trying to determine if a homeless camp maybe to blame with the fast-moving fire which came dangerously close to homes. >> thousand, this is cellphone footage you are looking at. >> this is all the heavy smoke out there. it started in the grassy part of highway 12 near back avenue. >> homes were evacuated as the fire spread. and they joined manufactures in battling the flames. >> knocking on the neighbors and this is a big fire and everything. and then after that, my husband is out there watering everything. >> about 100 firefighters rushed to the scene.

they were concerned because of the dry and windy conditions. >> this is before the fire was controlled. >> they stayed out there. making sure there were no flare ups. >> no firefighters in has at that county. still bat ankling a wildfire. and burned 4,400 acres. the bully fire started friday afternoon. southwest of redding. this morning, it is 15% contained. >> eight homes have been damaged. one is destroyed. and at least 15 homes and 15 other buildings are threatened by the flames. no evacuation orders and they reopened the people who had the prior identification. >> go injury asks are reported so far. man identified as 27-year-old freddy alexander smoke iii is arrested. he is accused of starting the fire he was ill legally growing marijuana and exhaust from his truck set the grass on fire. people in san francisco

looking to shop at high end retailers. they have to wait. a water main break at stockton and gary flooded numerous stores and the flare up tip it is this morning. we are live in san francisco with what may happen to all the goods that were damaged. >> good morning, brian. >> good morning, torii. >> it is a big question. >> what happened to the goods here and they have stores like jimmy choo. chanel, neiman marcus. >> water main break damaged some of the stores. >> i spoke with the network engineer. >> he is back from an election. and see if there is any threat of electrocution. >> there was underground electrical wires and when this happened, the whole area was flooded. what it looked like on saturday when emergency crews were capping the water main break. it started when a crew working

on the subway tunnel punctured a 8-inch water line. >> it is for businesses and according to the fire officials. >> 2 feet of water in the basement of some of those stores. >> there appears to be merchandise that is stored at this time. and where the merchandise ended up. it is six hours where they have it am and the crew responsible was coninterested and it is -- contracted. and they said they apologize for the inconvenience. we don't know which stores will open today. the chai hathel store is -- chanel store is closed and lacost. >> we are live here in san francisco. brian flores. >> thank you, brian. there is a big boom of retail stores. in and around union square and

the south bay. the share valley had a wing of stores. >> it has louis vitton and prada. and creating more billionaires is said to be behind the increase. >> it is over 302,000 millionaires just in the city of san jose. >> with more thieves being caught. >> car thefts are ons rise in san francisco. >> according to the chronicle, car thefts are up 10% city wide. and death resist up 6%. >> san francisco saw 5,574 auto thefts. >> older hondas are a popular target. >> police are working to bring the number of thefts down. >> 710, they have a big meeting. involving the future of the oakland as. they will gather for a special

session to talk about the lease extension. >> city council members had will get their first chance. which recently approved the 10 year lease. >> no, mayor jean quan will ratify the deal. and keep them there through 2024. >> they say it is a good deal but a bad deal for oakland. >> the uncertain future maybe adding to tension between fan it is. and the owner lou wolf. >> they claim coliseum's security guard are taking down signs in the stadium stand urging them to stay. they denied the claims. they said they were taking down sign assist that were too big or violate stadium rules. >> time is running out for medical marijuana patients in san jose. coming up. the last minute rush above an

important deadline. just days away. >> more air strikes in the middle east. >> this is the death of a palestinian teenager. >> sparked the outbreak of violence a week ago. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing well in some areas. and getting company busier in others. san mateo looks good and we will tell you more about the bay bridge straight ahead. this is the just coast. and the clouds in central california, will they pay a visit? we will explain coming up in a minute. for the freshest produce

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. 7:14. happening right how. after the sinking of the costa concordia, it is entering its final stage. they are trying to float the sungen ship by pumping air to

the tanks attached to the wreckage. >> two people died and the ship was hauled up right and still sitting in under water platforms. it will take seven days then the ship will be toed to ports where it is turned into scrap. >> 25 kite surfers and wind surfingers are safe after all being rescued by the coast guard. it took place between 5:30 and 7:30. they are chrissy field. they used two boats to help the stranded surfers. no reports as to why so many needed rescuing. >> they are reminding others to always wear a life jacket and to carry a marine radio in case of an emergency. >> good advice. >> 7:15. >> due to hear will the inspector general's office from the latest investigation from the veteran's administration. >> this is released early this

morning. they were cooking the books on the veterans claims to make it look like they were handled similarly. >> they were changing dates. and to cover up long delays in medical appointments. >> they say the workers manipulated numbers to meet performance goals and also get bonuses. >> u.s. marines are testing this up. >> new bionic helper to help the robo marine. >> it is designed to carry equipment for marines. >> it is cued by a sensor. and being tested by the rim of the pacific military exercises in hawaii. >> 7:16. israel's military said it shut down an unmanned drone sent from gaza. >> first time it has seen such a weapon since last week. >> israel continues the air

strikes on targets in gaza and 700 palestinians have been killed. >> hamas residents have fired rockets at israel. they have caused injuries and damage. but no deaths. that is because of israel's iron dome defense system and they are engaging in a war of words. >> the difference between us is that we are using missile defense to protect our civilians and they are using their civilians to protect their missiles. >> you cannot target a building. even you suspect a militant is in there. that's is war crime. israeli troops entered gaza raiding a miss little launching site. that led to fears of a full blown land invasion. israel has charged three israeli men with the kidnapping and killing of a palestinian

teenager. >> they say the three men admitted abducting the 16-year-old and setting him on fire. it is believed, it was a revenge killing after # he is really teenager. >> police are still involved in the arrest of other israellys. >> they remain under house arrest. >> it is 7:17. >> check in with sal and the roads. >> we have a problem on sir francis drake boulevard next to the san quentin prison there. >> highway interstate 580. >> it is leaking fuel. now, they have closed sir francis creek boulevard. that is going to be out there tore a bit. this is eastbound sir francis drake boulevard. outside of san quentin. they have to get the truck out of there. go up to the 580 inter clang and avoid drake at that particular point. this may make trouble for

people going to the ferry. if it ends up getting backed up there, it is a big mess. >> we will go to other things now. >> bay bridge toll plaza. >> still a drive time into san francisco. >> take a live look. and that still looks pretty good. and the santa clara valley commute is moderate. not too heavy. >> we will go see. >> thank you, and mostly clear. >> some fog though increasing on the coastline and it rolled into west lake. >> thank you, antonio nor the update. this is what makes me nervous right there. so far, they are staying out of the picture and they are inching closer. it is warmer today. it will be hot for some. no doubt about it. fact, hot temps. of 40, to 45-degree spread. the key will be the higher tropical cloud and add that to

the mix. >> and maybe in the peninsula as well. >> it is a huge difference. >> san francisco. little bit of patchy fog. and most of them. >> it is fog free for right now. >> 72 officialally. >> there could be a big spread. >> average high low is 66. 64. >> average record in 1922. and pack in 1902 for san francisco: not that hot. >> look at the tropical clouds favoring central and southern california. not here yet. if they decide to lift a little north. >> that is possible. . and they will struggle to get out the low to mid-60s and brentwood. higher elevations are at 80 degrees. >> castro valley. and lafayette and 61.

this is the monsoon moisture. and southern nevada. and there is a lot here. >> 72 up in reno and 57 in monterey. and some of the fog and low clouds is on the increase. that's what i am concerned about right there. >> tropical clouds streaming in by tonight. and tomorrow. >> that is more of a factor today. and if the clouds come in. >> they could be five or 8 degrees cooler. >> if not. >> they will be where we are forecasting they will. >> it will be hot. >> darn hot. >> and higher clouds. >> patchy fog. from san francisco south and 104. >> 99 and one and 102, antioch. and brentwood. annual nut creek. >> 75 in alameda. and big difference in the teaches here. >> higher clouds keep them from getting hotter than this.

>> san jose is 83. and east san jose near 90. >> san brown no. >> 75. 80. we will see more in the way of fog. and pick time cool down. and little warmer on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 7:21. >> an evacuation at disney world. coming up this 20 minutes. the interruption that forced more than 100 people off a ride. >> what is new for army man bowe bergdahl. >> a new chapter begins.

. the u.s. army sergeant recently released after being held for five years will rush to his life as a soldier. as part of the reintegration. sergeant bowe bergdahl is switching from the therapy phase to taking on the duties of a regular soldier.

>> he will live in the baracks in fort sam houston and he will also be with the army investigator looking into his disappearance. they are making big news again. la la my sue say is talking with the rights for girls to get an education. she wants the 200 school girls released kidnapped by the boko haram back in april. >> these are my sisters. >> they are my sisters. and i am speak up for them. >> yousafzai turned 17 years olds today t and will meet with nigeria's president. her birthday wish is that the kidnapped girls are released immediately and alive. 7:25 today.

church of england is expected to make a historic decision on its leadership. it is scheduled to decide whether women can become bishops. two years ago, the national assembly narrowly rejected the idea from the bishops and other clergy. >> the archbishop believes there is enough support this time. >> they have been able to become priests in the church of england for the last two decades. >> a deadly crash on an east freeway. and what can provide answers in this terrifying answer dent. >> we are live in palo alto. a man attacked a woman last friday. what she was told by the man and the police sketch just released. >> good morning. on the bridge, traffic does look good. but, you will see some slowing. and also, there is a big problem in marin county near another bridge that may slow

you counsel. clear inland. pretty mild. fog on the san mateo, santa cruz coast. what is the problem. >> tropical clouds in central california. we will see if they make it here and what the impact is.

7:29 a woman was groped and sexually harassed by a man in this park. >> kitie utehs is in the park and and she will -- katie utehs is in the park and will tell us what is going on. what is it like? >> tori. >> and dave clark. >> it is warm to hot for some and cool for others. fog increasing santa cruz coast. san francisco south. marin county and that is fog free. >> santa rosa and palo alto. 82 to 86. livermore from 94 to 98. it could hit 100 unless the higher clouds come in. and we will go 90 today. >> there could be a 40, 45-degree spread from the coastal and inland locations. we will go 82 with higher clouds sneaking in from the

south. there they are. >> there is a bunch there. >> southern and central california as well. lifting a little north and moving more west than they are north. there in lies the key. if they say that way and hot. en be careful cloud cover to the south. tomorrow, the key will be two or 3:00. it is really close. i will be honest with you. it is tough. >> sun and clouds. it will be hot. this is the hottest day of the week. and temperatures 100s. and 60, 70s, 80s. coast and bay. steve, we have a problem with an overturned gasoline tanker truck. >> i put this on the maps for you. this shut down sir francis drake and we have a reporter and crew on the way. >> traffic on the bridge into marin county is slow.

and this is not directly affected by it. they can't exit sir francis drake and it is an issue for people getting into marin county at the time. >> we will go to the bridge toll plaza into san francisco. drive time i should say getting into the city. >> look at 237, we have stop and go. and it is going to be free here. >> it is slow as you drive from approaching 880 to zanker road. thank you. >> seven # 2:00. >> highway patrol is busy investigating a deadly crash in oakland. this happened at 1:00 this morning on southbound highway 13 at the redwood road off ramp. driver of a cadillac was killed with his car flipped over. there were reports, the same car was seen drive diagnose erratically 10 minutes earlier on highway 24 just before the

caldecott tunnel. >> the grass fire in contra costa county. two trees within the burn area caught fire. firefighters are expected to cut down account trees this morning. >> original fire started friday night on marsh creek road this clayton. >> caused by a car that smashed into a power pole. >> it burned 150 acres. >> fully contained on saturday. >> the tact that homeowners created the 100 feet of clearance around their homes kept the flames from spreading. this was in palo alto. a man groped a woman in a park. and in the college terrace neighborhood. >> katie utehs is live with the distinct description of the attacker. >> good morning, katie. >> good morning. >> it happened so quickly. and the man approached the woman in the small park behind

me. >> he started to make inappropriate comments. >> reporter: those creepy comments made her uncomfortable and she tried to leave. he shoved his hand down the back of her shirt. he kissed her neck and tried to kiss her mouth before she could push the man away. >> it is good to know. if i was by myself in the park. which i often a.m. and i have my surgers off. i would be squared. >> here is a sketch, police released just last night of the attacker. and he is described as middle eastern. 45 to 55 years-old and he has a pot belly. slightly unshave inwith salt and pepper hair. the women's cellphone didn't get reception in the park. she wasn't able to call 911

immediately after the attack. she went home and called police. >> there was a 20 minute delay when she arrived and there were people in the park at the time. however, they were gone by the time police arrived. so anybody who may have seen this man, they are asking people to come forward. if he continues to go without being contact td by police. he could become even bolder. >> ktvu, channel 2 news. they are still looking for the driver who they believe hit and killed a 21-year-old man. it happened early saturday morning. along petaluma road. >> they were walking home when a car hit him at the intersection of hunter lane. the driver did not stop. >> a woman who lives nearby heard the tires screeching. >> then he heard an impact. >> but it sounded so hard, he thought it was another car.

>> the chp said they found the car that hit it was is a on holly avenue. they want to talk to a # 3-year-old park residents. john metzgel, they believe he was driving the car that hit garza. >> time for pot clubs and this will be a busy week. >> 80 dispensaries are going to shut down on friday when the new regulations take affect. >> many patients are stocking up on pot to pete the deadline. which is now five days away. >> trying to keep up with the demand. >> people are frying them by the bulk right now. >> at this point, you know, anybody who wants to get anything. we are helping them out. critics argue, the tough new restrictions are a ban to pot clubs. >> they have now collected. 60,000 signatures trying to over turn some of the

regulations. >> that is ale a lot shorter for the signatures that are needed. >> muni workers going to vet on a new contract. >> tentative between leaders and management. >> muni get a 14% raise over three years and higher pension costs fors workers. >> if it is approved, the contract would settle a labor dispute. and that would be a three day sickout last month. >> new home of the 49ers in santa clara is expected to create 12,000 new job streets but a report in the oakland tribune said the majority of the jobs will not provide a boost to the economy. >> most are temporary construction jobs. and low paid service jobs on game days. >> the report also said about 60 stadium jobs will provide permanent full time employment.

>> they are executive positions in marketing and sales. and they will open october second with a soccer game. new minimum wage law in berkeley is a reason toe celebrate y. >> the committee peace and justice is calling that a victory for the low income workers. >> this is at five tonight. >> they approve hiking with the wage last month. up to 10-dollars and will go up another dollar the following year. >> it is up to $10. 53 in 2016. >> it was an exciting game where baseball history was made with the swing of two bats. >> >> madison bumgarner became the first pitcher to hit two grand

slams and the first came when buster posey also hit a grand slam. >> posty and bumgarnerare the first pitcher and catcher and they score a win over the arizona diamondbacks. >> that is just ridiculous. well the celebrations continue this morning as soccer's new world cup champion is crowned. > >> germany is champion of the world. >> right there. the goal was -- the score was 0-0. and hit the back of argentina's net and germany won. >> 1-0. >> this is the fourth world cup title. >> now, there were riots in argentina's capital though. >> 20 police officers. at least 60 people were hurt. and angry mobs threw rocks at the police and vandalized

several businesses. >> police in riot gear used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the clouds. >> several people were arrested. >> thousands of soccer fans. >> here here. >> but this is the civic center. they gathered under the big screen and a lot of fans for both argentina and germany yesterday. >> it will be held in 2018 in russia. >> all right. thanks, dave. >> violent night. and this woman is killed in an apartment building. >> this is before a police shooting in the same city. >> itchy skin without an explanation. the reason your ipad maybe to plame. >> good morning, we are looking at a commute that is expected to be cuff in some areas. >> highway 24 looks okay. >> big problem in marin and we will run you down on that. >> well the fog has decided to

show up. >> just the tower much and steve said it made it to the twin peeks as well. >> it is a tough forecast and high clouds to the south. take a look at it. coming up.

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. 74 # a power outage at -- 7:43. a power outage at disney world. all ride kerrs were brought -- riders were brought down. disney does not know if the power outage was related to the storm. here is another reason to monitor your child's time on technology and perhaps your

own. >> there is a word of an ipad allergy. >> yes. turns out one of the most common metals to cause a reaction. >> 11-year-old boy in san diego developed an itchy rash. and skin testing showed that he had a nickel technology. this is an ipad his family bought in 2010. and nickel rashes are not life-threatening. and they have to be treated with antibiotics and sometimes steroids. >> nickel rashes have been traced to cellphones. jewelry. eye glass frames and zippers. and the san diego parent's boy said he got it in a protective case. >> ktvu, pack cook. time now for this. the fda approved the vaccine for shingles over the age of

50. because the cdc recommended it for people older than 60. many insurance companies don't cover it. >> one in five people over the age of 60 have gotten shingles. and the rate is increasing among all ages. >> experts say a third of all people will eventually get shingles. >> researchers at the university have a chip that can spot type one diabetes. >> it only requires a couple of drops of blood. it diagnoses the disease and identifies those at risk for diabetes type one. >> it is cheaper than the existing diagnostic tools. they are filing for a patent and seeking regulatory approval before they commercialize that. >> this is home to the biggest ronald mcdonald house in the world.

>> groundbreaking certificate phony to celebrate the extension. >> next to stanford shopping center off camino real. >> this is for families in need and the waiting list includes more than 40 families. >> ronald mcdonald house serves children in a local hospital and they happen to live more than 50 miles away. it is 7:46. check in with sal s there is a pretty serious problem in marin county. >> overturned tanker truck. and it happened 45 minutes ago. >> it is atsen quinn fin continue. and -- sanguine ton. and there is a signal -- san quentin much and people will not be able to exit at sir francis drake and they are at 580 getting up to san

rafael. and they have to come back around to recorrect with sir francis drake and it is a mess in the tropical clouds. and we have a reporter on the way to the scene. we will find out more. >> news chopper two. >> it is almost there. and one of the monitors. we will have pictures coming up. >> in fact, let me move this here to the freeway. >> it is moving along pretty well. and drive time. >> average speed. >> 37 miles an hour. >> it is a 25 minute drive time and at the end of the line. most of the traffic is here at the toll plaza. >> 7:47. >> we will go to steve. >> look at this. >> yes. >> now, believe me. >> when i was here at o'dark 30. there was no fog. >> teeny, teeny bit around. it has ramped up big time. this is a really tough forecast. i will say it again. i rather forecast rain than fog. >> fog has a mind of its own

and the tropical clouds are getting clause. >> that my be warmer than the forecasted highs. i do my own lows. and there is a 10-degree spread on certain towns today. >> what do you do. come on. we are splitting the difference today. leaning on the warmer forecast. >> pumping in high clouds and it is so, so close and the fog wasn't there. it is now there. >> favoring san francisco's south and 60s. and # 0s. around the play and to 100s. and they move in. and we will definitely shave off a couple of degrees on the highs. >> not a problem for the city. and i will go 72. although 10, they are clear and there is fog on the western edge of the city. >> 56-54. >> average low. and the record. 92, 1972. and it is way back. >> 1902. look at the drop daal clouds. surging in. and there is light rain down in

southern california. >> they are going east to west. and not taking the turn to the north. >> they will a little later on and also peninsula. >> it is really mild for some. and few low 70s. >> not bad on the pen anyone constitutional la. and 62 and belmont. 60. and higher elevations are at 80 degrees. surge of moisture continues to come back from the four corners and central california. it is so close. it is going to lift in here. >> i have two forecasts. and clouds starting to roll in later this afternoon. >> las vegas just last week. and today it is clouds. >> light rain as well. >> tahoe and sacrifice are cleaning in. and the fog sin creasing. >> it is very shallow and impact parts of the coast. >> i don't think we have to worry about it. >> it is the higher clouds. annually have a big difference

in the temps. maybe as much as 40. and between the coast and the inland areas. >> unless you have that on the coast. >> hot inland. >> higher clouds come in. and don't take a couple of degree it is off. >> they could be warmer than this. >> 93 in sonoma. and 88 in san rafael. >> 100 in pittsburgh. >> and 98. >> 90s for many. and alameda 75. >> 83 san jose. and closer to 90. >> should prevent it from being warmer. >> they could in two hours later. and then it is 70s on the coast and 80s on the peninsula. and if you are in there, you might see a huge difference in the temperatures. >> they thicken up on tuesday. >> they start to roll in. and cooler and little warm up by the weekend. >> thank you, steve.

>> 10 minutes before the this. >> they are responding to an official charge by the chinese government. >> during the weekend. they said location tracking function on the iphones. pose a threat to the national security. >> they said it never worked with any agency to create a back door to any of its products. and services. >> it does not track user locations and never plans to. >> federal prosecutors are looking into the possibility of general motors. >> they want to charge gm for fraud. >> related to faulty tig in addition switches. this is whether they made misleading statement it is about the flaw. and similar to the case it settled over the cars unaccelerate toyotaing unexpectedly. >> are the gas places cheaper. or is it my imagination m. >> how far have they drop touchdown over the past # weeks and what it will cost you to

fill up right here in the bay area. >> dangerous stunt during the bull running festival. >> the incriminating evidence has one runner facing a fine.

. we do have a a tanker truck that flipped over. francis drake boulevard in front of san quentin is closed. and i think, i found out for sure that the people are being allowed true and not anywhere east of that on francis drake boulevard. they are showing us now the truck that is overturned. you can see. they have absorbent on the ground. it is going to be closed for hours as they light the truck.

very careful operation. the reporter is on the way. >> all right. we will check in soon with an update. >> some of the thousands of children and families who entered the u.s. illegally are being sent back now to central america. >> department of homeland security wants to move quickly. >> the idea is to show people in the country consist where the immigrants are coming from that despite what they have heard, the u.s. is not automatically allowing children who show up at the border to stay here. >> we have to move quickly if loads of children in south america. that they came from. >> and most of the recent immigrants have come from he will salvador and drug cartels and street gangs. >> here in california, the dmv is still struggling how to comply with a new law set to

take effect on january 1st t and allows undocumented immigrants to have a driver's license. the departments of homeland security rejected the first proposed kind and the dmv has not said what kind of documents they will need to show. >> time now. 7:55. now program is increasing communication among students. families. school officials and the police. >> under the new program, student arrests will be shared and police officers will be encouraged to getting involved in school discipline issues. school resource officer assist will, however, focus on creating positive relationships with students. they will have drug awareness presentation it is hoping to reduce the number of arrests on school campuses. california police dogs got some help from people who were watching their dogs at pet food express stores. >> the pet food store donated

100% of all dog washing fees to recover your k-9 fund. that will buy money for police dogs and includes bulletproof vests and trauma ma kits. >> departments are still recovering after budget cuts. because of that, we help supplement with police equipment that is exception for protecting the dogs. >> they have a goal of raising $125,000 for the weekend. they raised more than $100,000 when they last reported what they took in. and they are still accepting donations through next sunday. all right. 7:57 san francisco's -- this is a water main break. how it is affecting businesses this morning. a woman killed outside of a vallejo apartment building moments ago we received new information about the victim

from her own son. >> . sir francis drake boulevard in marin county is closed because of an overturned tanker truck. >> this is going to be here for awhile. we will tell you more about what kind of a traffic jam it is creating. mostly clear. some fog has come back to the coast. >> and by the inland, it is going to be hot unless, unless what. >> i will explain. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has jalapeños and ranch, the other has barbecue sauce and grilled onions. i told you they were mind blowing.

. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". >> had is what happened in had a deadly shooting. a woman was found shot to death just outside one of these apartments. >> tktvu's alex savidge has been out there. why the neighbors think it was racially motivated. plus the brand new reaction from the victim's son. stay tuned for that. >> again, welcome back to morn "mornings on 2". >> i am dave clark. >> i am tori. >> there is alf fog on the

coast. >> i am tori campbell. >> there is some inland areas and they are really warm. right there. see that. see that. you want to be in weather. forecast that. it is tough. because it is so close. we will start off with 50s, 60s. >> nine to 92 today. >> palo alto. 96. and yes, you could hit 100 if the higher clouds come in. >> i understand. some of the difference with the forecasted highs. and they are on parts of the coast and not the marin and than coast which is possible. >> there are higher clouds to the south and some really warm teaches in the higher elevations. >> 80s for some and that is hardly any breeze and equals a warm one. and clouds filter in and they

get close. >> temperatures could be in the 100s if the higher clouds come in. and by the coast. 60s and 70s and 90 to 100s for others. all right. steve, we have just been finding out more details about the overturned tanker truck. it is overhead right now. and you can see that the truck has flipped over on sir francis drake boulevard in front of san quentin. these are the out buildings at the state prison there. and this is before 7:00 in the morning. closed for an hour now. >> people are able to get to the large terminal and this is how far you will go. and people are not being allowed to take the drake exit and making a mess of the richmond san rafael bridge. the truck has spilled and arrived on the scene and fuel leaked. >> foam has arrived. and now, it is a good time to go to the maps here and show

you what is going on. >> this is where the incident is. and the traffic on the bridge. it is terrible. >> coming across. and this is the span here. >> just because people are not allowed to get off. >> this is really going to be tough for you. >> another thing i want to mention. >> i want to mention perhaps the bay bridge. if you want to go that way. and it as 25 minute drive into san francisco and head up to the golden gate bridge and head up to marin that way and instead of the poor commute on the san rafael bridge. we will go back to the desk. we begin with developing news. police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting. a woman was killed outside of an apartment on island way around 10:30 last night. they have been at the shooting scene and moments ago. alex got important new information from the victim and her own son. >> reporter: vallejo police tell us a man is arrested in

connection with this killing. short time ago, we had a chance to talk with the victim's son who is devastated by what happened here last night. he said his mother who lives here on this street was visiting a friend when she was shot to death t that man who was taken into custody is the next door neighbor here. >> now, police say the woman who died is 5-year-old eli may christiansen. she took care of people who needed a helping hand. it happened on island way. when police showed up here. >> detective it is spent the morning collecting evidence in and around the apartment. >> the victim was o found shot to death outside one of the units. officers took a neighbor into custody for the crime. >> short time ago, the victim's son remembers the last time he saw his mother alive. >> she said that she was coming to check on reg and she usually

does this like every night. every other night and then she said she loved me. and i said that i love her, too and she said she would be right back. and she didn't come back. > >> reporter: police have not released a heative for the crime. the man the victim was visiting was reggie posey. ed been harassed by the neighbor. the man who was taken into custody and he believes the shooting may have been rakes sally motivated but that the vick trim was in the wrong place, at the wrong time. >> michael wilson is facing a murder charge. >> alex savidge. ktvu. >> new information about an officer-solved shooting in vallejo. >> this happened last night on mark street and leonard street. they saw a man walking down the

street. holding a gun and glaring at passing cars. the police officers who rushed to the scene say they were forced to shoot him when he $ his gun at them. >> the suspect was wounded in the gunfire. and we don't know his condition. it is 8:05. >> even more thieves are caught on surveillance video. >> car thefts are on the rise in san francisco. >> according to the chronicle, car thefts are up 10% city wide this year in the engleside district s. >> they are up sucks%. >> last year. they saw 5,000. 574 auto thefts. and place say older hondas are a target. >> they are trying to bring the number of thefts down. >> highway patrol has released new information on a deadly crash. dan mcgwire was driving one of 10 cars that was hit by an out of control tractor trailer.

it shows the trailer of the semi slid over the top of his car. >> he was wearing a seat belt. and he was still ejected from the car and died at the scene. >> six other people were taken from the hospital. >> chp said they are still trying to figure out what caused the truck to lose control. >> shoppers heading for union square. >> anxiously waiting to hear if several popular stores will reopen. >> brian flores south florida live in stock top and gary. what may happen to the merchandise that is damaged. >> good morning, brian. >> that remains a big question. >> what happens to the merchandise an as well as whether the stores will be open today. >> it remains closed for one more today t this is the lacoste sign. and we apologize for the inconvenience. you can't see the damage inside the store. >> but the basement area, where

the merchandise was stored, that is where this is a lot of damage. we will go o a water damaged crew arriving here. >> this is a crew of 10 people. they went there the building to survey the damage. >> what ever was left behind. he tells me most of the water has been removed from the basement area. >> clues will be airing out the area to dry it out. if you will: and some of it subsided from yesterday. and this crew will be here for the rest of the day. >> it all happened when the crew was contacted. and they punctured a water line. sent water into the businesses nearby. >> they capped the leak on saturday. >> many of the businesses have been closed since friday. >> many of the businesses will be closed again today. >> and we under this as well. >> and they will be working with the stores to survey the damage. i just spoke with a person who is doing work inside the chanel

store and the store will be closed. >> there is a question of possibly of electrocution. and they are here to survey the damage. >> take it out live here again q. >> water crew. and hear the sound of the generator. >> that is from the crew who is airing out the damage this morning. >> we don't know what happened to the that. and we will be seeing that at some other discount priced store. we are live here in san francisco. >> ktvu, channel 2 news. thank you, brian. california's drought has left many people looking for alternatives for vacation destinations this summer. >> this is boating. swim something. and camping. for the first time in 90 years. they had to close campgrounds for the season. reservations for the regional park in livermore were temporarily put on hold and this is reservations through

september 1st. >> if you are wasting water in california. you may soon be hit with big fines. tomorrow, a state water agency will consider tough penalties for people who waste water during the drought k. >> fines can be $500 a day for things like overwatering lawns. >> hosing down sidewalk assist or without a nozzle. on the garden hose. time is 8:09. >> muni workers voting on a new contract. this is between union leaders and management. >> they will get a 14% bay raise over three years. >> enough to cover the increased mention cost for the workers. if approved, it would settle a labor dispute that led to a three day sick out last month. >> they have a bug meeting this weekend. >> involving the future of the as. much they will gather for a special session to consider

lease extension at the oakland coliseum. >> they will get the first chance to question members of the coliseum board which approved the 10 year lease. >> mayor jean quan is urging them to ratify the deal through 2024. >> but the least is a good deal for the as and bad deal for the city of oakland. >> they may be raising tension it is between fans and as owner wolf. >> several a's fans claim security guard are taking down signeds in the stand that urge them to stay in oakland. >> the as denying those claims. >> they are too big or break stadium rules. >> time now is 8:11. day in the park became a nightmare for a woman out of palo alto. >> frightening encounter and why police and in the neighborhood are on high alert.

>> more air strikes in the middle east and new information on the death of a palestinian deny that parked the latest outbreak of violence a week ago. news chopper two still showing us the over turn asked truck. >> they are trying to get this under control. however, sir francis drake is closed. and traffic on the richmond bridge is very slow. >> we will tell you more. straight ahead. >> this isesome, just. and it is -- this is santa cruz. and we will have the forecast coming up. no rush, andy.

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. they shot down an unmondayed drone. the first time it has seen such a weapon in the gaza strip began last week. >> israel continues the targets in gaza. so far more than one hub palestinian assist have been killed in the attacks and they fired more than a dozen rockets in israel and they have caused some injuries in damage. but no deaths. >> that is largely because of israel's iron domed defense system. they are also engaging in a war of words. >> the difference between us. we are using missile defense to protect our civilians. and they are using their sieve jillians to protect missiles. >> you cannot target a building. >> even though if thank you suspended a militant is there.

>> according to them. that is a war crime. >> israeli troops entered gaza. and raided a launching missile sight. >> that led to a full ground invasion. and prompting tornado citizens to leave. >> we are getting word that israel has charge the three israeli men with the kidnapping. and killing of a palestinian teenager. >> they admitted abducting the 16-year-old and setting him on fire. >> it is believed it is a revenge killing. with the kidnapping of three teenagers. and they are still investigating the imp involvement of three other israelis. they remain under house arrest. >> firefighters in fairfield are trying to determine whether a homeless camp may be to blame for a fast-moving fire that came dangerously close to home. >> this is cellphone footage showing the heavy smoke.

>> it started in a grassry area. off beck avenue. >> homes were evacuated as the fires spread. and some joined firefighters in battling the flames. >> i knocked on the neighbor's door. >> i started screaming. and my husband was out there watering everything. >> 100 firefighters rushed to the scene. they were especially concerned because of the dry and windy conditions. >> 15 acres burned before the fire was controlled. >> fire crews did stay out there until 8:00 p.m. making sure there were no flare ups. >> time now is 8:17. >> still going down is global crude oil production has stabilized. >> average price for a gallon of regular. >> $3.67 a gallon. >> this is accord ed cording to the survey. >> this is the last three weeks. >> >> bay area gas prices following the national trend. they are down more than three crept as gallon in the last week. >> san francisco. still has the highest price

insist america. >> averaging $4.21 a gallon. >> it is 44 dollars 10 a a gallon. and -- $4.10 a gallon and it is a penny cheaper. we want to check in with sal and keep an eye on the mess in had the commute. >> you don't want any truck to overturned. but this is an overturned fuel tanker and very lucky there is no fire department on the scene. >> one of the engines here. i want to ask news chopper two. if you can ban over to where the truck is. >> talking on the two way and there it is. >> the truck is there for more than an hour. >> flipped over. and we are very fortunate nothing happened when it came to a fire and we have to get this out of the way and sir francis drake is going to be close touchdown for hours. >> you can't get on sir francis drake. and you can't get the terminal. and this is a major operation

going on in front of san quentin state prison. >> this morning, there is no shortcut and people are on 580. and we have terrible traffic. >> our reporter is on the scene. >> we will have a live report at 8:30. >> move along and take a look at the bridge plaza. >> this is a zero minute drive time into san francisco with no major delays. >> 80 west bounds between the coquinas bridge. and this is the average speeds and 36 miles per hour are the average speeds. >> 580 is still very slow and 880 is slow from san leandro to fremont. >> now, we will go to steve. >> very good morning. high clouds. over here, steve. >> it is increasing on most of the coast south of san francisco. there is a little bit. the marin coast. not much. couple of little patches. and the higher clouds are what

i am wrestling with. >> they are inching closer. i really think they are going to make it leer. it is so close. we will start off sunny to to mostly sunny. it could be hot and if they commence around 2:00. it will cut the high temperatures off. and it will be in the 90s to 100s for many. >> they are rotating around the hire pressure system and it also makes for a humid pattern. >> muggy part 10. have you notice the the trend here. it is usually a little unusual. >> this is what is happening here. >> 60s and 70s. parts of the coast and this is this the 60s to start. >> 70s. >> 80s. and higher clouds coming in. and might make it 93. >> it just depends and it is inching more so. >> it is a trigger mechanism to give it a thundershowers. >> need a spin in the atmosphere and high level clouds. >> few light showers.

>> 71 in police officer more and walnut creek. >> 55 half moon bay. >> they have really thick fog and misty drizzly conditions. and it as 40, 45-degree spread. >> brentwood said 78. and lafayette 72. so, it is really warm for some. this is an inland event. and not on the coast. >> hardly a breeze. nary a breeze. >> this is west at 10. >> high and tropical clouds. if they don't play in the forecast today. they will by tonight and into tuesday. >> some of this could be shower activity. it is just stream asking over las vegas. southern nevada. >> 67. and 102, 103 today much and in the 90s to 100. see the cloud cover increases. >> then for everybody by tonight into tuesday. and that means really muggy conditions. >> overall, we are looking for

temperatures that go from the 60s. 70s. one hundred dollars. >> there is fog on parts of the coast. no doubt about it. >> and car thermometers could be all over the map. >> 60s. 70s. 80s: 90s 678-9100s. and 82 in oakland. 75 in alameda. and 83 in san jose. he is a san jose, 90. and gill roy is the -- gilroy is the higher clouds. working its way in there and parts of the city. >> cloudy to mostly cloudy on tuesday. >> that is a tricky forecast. >> yes. >> time is 8:22. new warning about a rash cautioned by something you probably have in your house. >> coming up in 2200s. something inside your ipad may have you itching and scratching. >> we are all thinking of people at home. and our own little ones we had with us.

>> horrifying moments. >> 25,000 feet in the air. >> two things that frightened passengers on a flight to the highways. and the unusual place the pilot was forced to land. >>

. the pakistani teenager, malala is talking again. >> she put for the rights of girls to get an education.

now, she is in fig and calling for the roots -- in my engineeria. >> i -- in nigeria. and rock i will speak of them today. >> she is scheduled to meet and it happens to be her 17th birthday. her one birthday wish is that the kidnapped girls are released immediately and alive. time is 7:26. united airlines flight from hawaii to guam. >> it is a remote island in the pacific. passengers and crew, they could smell something burner and they saw smoke. >> the pilot quickly diverted of the plane and landed on midway island. >> it got really silent in the cabin. >> people prayed. >> we all prayed. >> nothing wrong with that.

>> replacement plane was set to pick up the passengers. and they were put on another flight to couple. >> this is a -- flight it guam. this is key for military operations during world war ii. deadly crash in oakland. it shuts down a highway for hours. >> after the break, the key factor in the accident. plus, information the police are searching for this morning. >> . we are live in palo alto where plus need your help tracking down a man who attack add woman in a city park. >> this is the description as describe san diego by the woman who was attacked. >> chopper two showing us a few of the overturned tanker truck. >> another one arrived on the scene. >> it is blocking sir francis drake boulevard. and let you know how big the traffic jam is. >> some fog on parts of the coast. >> getting warm really fast.

and higher clouds getting close as well. >> we will iron it out for you.

. welcome back. look at this. >> marin county and playing over this. >> the tanker truck and flipped over on sir francis drake boulevard. there is a terrible traffic back up. you can't get by here. it is a mess. and they are on the way to the scene. and come up in a minute. and he is going to show you the

impact. and this is a horrible thing to happen. stay tuned. we have all the details ahead. >> i am dave clark. >> talk about the weather and traffic and steve has got a lot to tell you as well. >> do i ever. parts of the dose. very patchy and more solid on the san mateo and parts of the city. looks like the coast is fog free. >> it is the high topical clouds. and we will start off sunny to mostly sunny and it is just a zig instead of a zag s and we will go from cloudy. and eastly upper 90s to 100s. >> there is lots on the coast. some of the higher elevations are sitting around. and up to 225 feet and it is hardly any breeze. that is a hot pattern and they cuss off the high teaches.

and save very, very toasty temps. >> there is not much rain there. and there is some in southern california. >> sunny in the morning. >> parts of the coast. and then the higher clouds come rolling in. and 60s, 70s. >> steve, let's go right to news chapper two. >> there is the tanker truck. and wider view of the scene here. >> blocked in front of san quentin. >> can you make a move to the bridge. >> there is san quentin. >> there is francis drake boulevard. and there is 580. you can't get off of 580 to use drake. >> this is the large terminal. and it is a big mess.

and they are getting to the side of marin county and slowing across the bridge and in san rafael. you can see. no one is getting off the freeway at drake at all. >> this is the case for hours and hours. >> we will move along. and we will put it on the maps here as well. >> there it is. >> now, want to look at other in the area. >> i do want to touch on 580. it is such a mess in livermore and dublin. >> nothing is changed. >> really slow. and it is solid all the way out to the 680 interchange. >> it is improving. >> we have an improvement here. and the traffic looks good coming into san francisco with a 15 minute drive w. >> 8:33. we will go back to the desk. >> highway patrol investigating an early morning crash. >> it happened in oakland. this is 1:00 this morning. on southbound highway one. right at the redwood road off ramp. >> driver of a cadillac was

killed. his car flipped over. and there were reports that the same car was 10 minutes earlier. >> westbound highway 24. just before the caldecott terminal. >> a grass fire forced evacuation consist over the could you weekend. had a flare up overnight. >> two trees within the burn area caught fire at 1:00 this morning. >> they are expected to cut down the trees this morning. >> original fires started friday night. >> near clayton and caused by a fire, and crashed into a power pole. >> it burned 150 acres. and fully contained on saturday. >> the fact that homeowners created 100 feet of clearance around the homes. that kept the fire from spreading. the search continues in palo alto for a man attacking and groping a woman at a park. it happened just before noon on friday. they have now released a sketch of the man.

>> this is live in palo alto and getting reaction from people who live nearby as the word of the attack spreads. >> good morning, katie. >> good morning. the park behind me is small and eye it today. and there were people here when the attack occurred on friday. >> i carry mace with me too in my car. >> i was just telling my boyfriend how safe this neighborhood is. >> we are at william c weary park. and they scribed the attacker to the plus. and he is described as middle east stern. >> 40 to 55 years-old. >> 100 # 0 pounds with a pot bellry. slightly unshave inwith shorts and salt and pepper hair. >> he approached a bottom who was sit something on a parked bench and asked if she was married and if they could become good friends. as she stood to leave, he put her hand down the back of her

shirt. and he kissed her neck and tried to kiss her mouth. >> board of the attack spread fast. >> almost immediately, i think. and i don't know who put it out. and my wife told me and it is all something that just is very unique to the neighborhood and great surprise. the neighbors are sharing that sketch s and the man i spoke with said he doesn't remind him of anyone he has seen in the neighborhood once he took a look at the sketched picture that police have been providing. >> now the womannest cellphone didn't work from the park. >> she went home to file the report. and there was a bit of a delay 20 minutes before they could get out here. >> anybody who was in the park may have already left. >> they are short witnesses. >> anybody seen a man. you are asked to call palo alto place. >> you are concerned when you

don't catch someone. that the attacker may grow bolder. >> i am told the police will be stopping by the park here shortly. they will have an up date for us on the investigation and if we do hear anything new and we will pass it on to you and the social media platforms. >> live in palo alto. >> channel two news. time is 8:36. >> this is a busy week. for pot club insist san jose. >> 80 medical marijuana dispensaries are expected to shut down on friday when the new rules and regulations take affect. and main patients. they are stocking up on pot to beat the deadline. it is now just five days away. >> trying to keep up with the demands. >> anybody who wants anything. > >> top new restrictions are an

out right band on clubs. and thousand they collected 60,000 signatures for a petition trying to overturn some of the regulations. that is a lot short of the 100,000 signatures that they are needing. >> it is 28:37. >> new home of the 49ers is expected to create 12,000 new jobs. >> that sounds great and a report in the tribune said the majority of the jobs will not provide much of a boost to the economy. >> most are temporary jobs. and some are low paid service jobs on game days. >> the report said only about 60 stadium jobs will provide permanent, full time employment. and those are mostly economickive possessions in marketing. sales and operations. >> levi stadium will open with the earthquakes sock certificate game. >> celebration for the new minimum wage law. >> berkeley's labor committee is calling that a victory for

low wage workers. and holding a victory party at five tonight. >> they approve hiking the wage last month. >> it goes up to 10-dollars in october t and will go up another dollar the following year. >> bumps up to 53 cents in 2016. >> time is 8:38. the two day walk kicked off saturday in san francisco and more than 1800 people walked 40 mules from the city. to marin county and back. >> the walk included. 238 breast cancer survivors. they raised a minimum of $1,800. for local breast cancer research. >> also, this month. >> apple by's restaurantses. including the bay area. >> they are raising money to fight childhood hood cancers. >> the funds raising efforts include donating a portion of

the lemonade sale and some are squeezed. >> and they are raised. in $4 million since 2,005. >> good cause. >> yes, it is. search is on for a hit-and-run driver. in 16 minutes. the information they learned about the victim and the evidence that points to a suspect. >> deadly shooting in vallejo. >> now, we are hearing from the victim's son. >> good morning, right now. we are still looking at news chopper two's pictures of the overturned truck. and lot of responses. we will tell you what it is doing to traffic coming up. unless you are on parts of the san mateo coast, it will start out sunny. there are clouds that will influence the temperature it is today. could be hot for some inland.

. welcome back. >> bring up the dates on the top stories. muni workers scheduled to vote today on a new contract. >> it follows a recent tentative agreement between union leaders and under this deal. they will get a 14% raise over three years. that is enough to cover their

increased pension. clean up goes on in union square. >> many of the stores are still closed and don't know when they will reopen. also don't know what will happen to damaged merchandise. >> they are investigating the deadly shooting. a woman killed outside of an apartment on mayor island way last night. >> alex savidge join assist us now with new information. >> alex. >> reporter: well, dave good morning to you. >> short time ago, i had a chance to speak with the victim's son: last night his mother came to visit a friend of hers here at the apartment behind us here. >> that's when a man came and opened fire near the front coor. and that woman was shot to

death. we do understand the man taken into custody for the deadly shooting is the next door neighbor. >> he lives one door away. >> the woman who died is 57-year-old eli may christiansen s and well known in the neighborhood and took care of people who needed a helping hand. >> it was here. and detectives spent the morning gathering evidence at the apartment. the victim was found shot to death and got here and took the neighbor into custody for the crime. >> the victim's son remembers his mother walking counsel the street to see her friend and then a short time later. he heard the gunshots. >> she is a very nice. sweet woman. and looked out for everybody in the neighborhood. and including grown people and if you are homeless. you needed a place to stay the night. and you had a chance. and you if you had a tent, you

could put it up in the backyard. >> the motive for the crime remains unclear and many this the neighborhood believe it was racially motivated. and they constantly harassed his next door neighbor who is black. taunting him with racial shower assist and many believe that man was the intended target and the woman who was killed was caught in the wrong place. >> now the police have this man in custody. he is michael wilson and face diagnose one charge of first degree murder. >> we are live in vallejo. >> alex save slick. channel 2 news. are you allergic to your ipad. don't laugh. doctors say it is possible. >> sam cook is in the newsroom with someone who is aler -- pam cook. and if you are allergic to the ipad. >> nickel is one of the most common metals to cause a

reaction. >> a 1-year-old i would in san diego developed an itchy rash all over his body and skin testing showed he had a nickel allergy. he traced it to his ipad that the family bought in 2010. >> they are not life - threatening and have to be treated with antibiotics and sometimes steroids. >> nickel rashes have to be traced to cellphones. jewelry. i glass frames and zippers. >> now, the case in san diego, the parents say that the boy was much better once they put a protective cover on his ipad. >> pam cook. channel 2 news. thank you. >> time is 8:47. we will bring sal back. you have the chopper back on the major commute mess in marin county. >> francis drake is going to be closed for hours. >> it is carry willing more than that. and 1700 gallons of fuel spilled on francis drake boulevard in front of

san quentin. there was no fire and minor injuries. but one of the trucks is still employeded to get the gasoline from the tank that was not punctured on the way. >> 580 and it is a traffic mess from richmond over to san rafael s and 101 is also very slow s avoid the area if you can. toll plaza is backed up now for a 15, 20, minute delay. not a bad option and keep in mind you have to cross san francisco to do that. >> 101 is very slow. >> northbound 101. getting up to the 80 end cher change and at 880 here. being pushed off and the traffic is at a stand still and now, they have issued -- boy oh, boy. >> this is not a great commute in san jose. 8:48. we will go to steve. >> thank you, sal. clear skies.

and very calm conditions. not much going on here. few high cloud and bulk of them are so the south. >> the higher clouds, they are going to make it. it is a matter of timing. and they show a lot of clouds coming in between now and say thursday. and cool down. this is the hottest day. >> little bit of fog on the coast and mostly on the san mateo coast and there is hit and miss on the santa cruz coast and this is misty conditions. and there is going to be upper 50s. to lower 60s and they continue to stream in. and not a mechanism and get thundershower activity and mainly a bark worse than its bite and clouds coming in. 70s for some. higher elevation site. not that much downtown. and very warm for some and 57 half moon bay. higher elevations around 2,000 feet. >> 1700 feet. they are really warm. >> 85 already.

without any sea breeze and 60s for some and not for some locations to get in the hot category pretty quick. tropical clouds, this is the timing. this is the key. if they roll in by 1:00. it is not going to be hot. >> 4:00. it is going to be hot. >> they are on the way. and cloud forecasts continuing to treatment in and thicken up as we get to tuesday and also wednesday. >> kind of an interesting pattern here the next couple of days. it will slow down and combination of slow clouds. and sunny in the morning for most. >> hot inland. and especially not too far away. being by the coast. thick fog and temperatures are all over the map here today. >> 60s. 70s. 80s. to hot, hot, hot. 104 in clear click. and in brentwood. could be 100. >> concord, livermore, if the high clouds don't make it. 1372 alameda. and they cut the edge off and

on the coast. >> 50s. 60s. for some and 80s t tomorrow, they will continue to stream in here and all the way into thursday. >> low clouds. they will come way down to thursday. friday. little warmer on the weekend. >> okay. thank you, steve. >> it is 10 minutes before 5:00 -- 10 minutes before nine. the reason this selfie is getting worldwide attention. >>

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district released new procedures for how school resource officer assist should respond to the incident. >> they will spend more time trying to recrate mossive relationships and they are encouraged for getting involved in school discipline issues unless they absolutely have to. >> the goal is to produce a number of student arrests. >> people wash their dogs at pet food express stores this weekend. >> the oakland based pet food store donated 100% of all dog washing fees to the cover of the k-9 fund. >> they will buy safety equipment and that includes bull let proof vests for heat alarms for the kits. >> department resist still recovering after budget cuts and because of that. >> we helped supplement with police. equipment that is really. really essential for protecting the dog. they set a goal of $125,000

for the weekend. they had raised more when they last reported earnings. and they are still katie utehs accepting donations. >> a man who took a selfie during the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain, he is in big trouble. >> he snapped this photo. the rules say participants can't use recording devices. >> there have been 15 deaths associated with the running of the bulls and many more have been gored. >> among those hurt this year. a man who co-authored a book on how to survive the run. >> the man is facing a $2,000 fine. plus negative feedback including the hashtag, the idiot with the mobile. >> 8:56. smileler at letter for comic book fans. we know it happens to archie andrews. >> remember him. >> of course. >> the lovable leader of the

old gang from riverdale high school. he dies a hero. he is shot with an assassination attempt on his gay best friend kevin keller. >> keller is a newly elected senator who is pushing for more ground control -- for more gun control. there is one surprise. we don't know who shoots archie. >> i am hoping it wasn't jug head or veronica. >> nothing like that. >> kind of a sad end. >> so, it is a sad commute south. >> yes, 1700 gallons of fuel have spilled. >> good thing, tori and dave. right in front of san quentin. news chapper has been there. and we will have more on there for the noon show and it is hours before they open drake. and the san rafael bridge is a mess. >> we have one more thing. >> northbound 101 in san jose at 880, it is an injury

accident blocking three lanes. >> traffic is horrible. >> bay bridge. about a 10 minute drive into san francisco. we will go to steve. >> sal; thank you. parts of the coast and san san mateo and on the santa cruz coast. >> higher inland and clause are on the way. they will show up tonight but not before 90s and 100s. and mostly cloudy the next couple of days. >> thank you. that's the report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice. >> watch us at noon. and don't forget they shut down sir francis drake boulevard in san rafael. take care. hey pal? you ready?

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