with we are following overnight news from san francisco where police made a grim discovery at a motel. bp finally has good news about the worst oil spill in american history. president obama is about to make the first public statement about this encouraging development. and it is eninfamously, the iphone for issues, i will have details straight ahead. a high today but for others there's a little more fog, so the l be cooler. our forecast and the outlook.

mornings on 2 starts now. complete bay area coverage starts right now. this is k thetvu morning on 2. good morning to you. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. it is friday, july 16th. we will start with news from san francisco. the police there are investigating what they're calling a suspicious death in the city's marina district. police found the body of a woman in the parking lot of a hotel on scott and ortly after midnight. the person is described as a white female in her 50s. investigators are trying to figure out how she died. one officer called her death suspicious, they're not ruling out the possibility of the woman's death was a suicide. authorities are looking for three suspects in connection with the overnight shooting of two teens at a party. witnesses say shortly after midnight, three young men drove up to a house on virginia drive where about 20 teens had

gathered for a party. three young men who got into an argument outside of the house. reportly one or two of them fired shots toward the house. two teens were hit hit, one in the leg, the other in the back. both were taken to the hospital. bp says it is encouraged by results so far from the new cap it just put on the busted oil well. it has been less than 24 hours since the well was capped and it does appear to be holding. a bp spokesperson also says there are no signs of new leaks under ground but tests will continue on the well for at least another day, to make sure the new cap can handle the pressure. we want to take you live out to the white house where president obama is getting ready to make a statement to the news on bp's broken oil well. we saw him just a few minutes ago. he was supposed to be out earlier and hasn't been there yet. we will continue to monitor his

activity out by the white house, and when we comes out to speak we with will bring that to you live. the time is 7:02. officials at apple plan to talk to reporters this morning as well. they're expected to deal with the problems with the new iphone 4 and now there's word they knew about the problems as early as a year ago. we will go live now with more on this. good morn, jay. >> reporter: good morning the experts are speculating customers are waiting and in a few hours, we will hear why apple decided to hold the press conference today. now experts are saying and speculating they think this press conference is being held so that apple will release some sort of fix for the antenna issue. >> the only kept it could damage apple is if apple continues to misact. that's what would get them in front of a senate committee and in front of congress. the problem itself isn't that great, the an at that in problem isn't that great. the issue that's driving this

is apple's mishandling of the problem, attempts to cover it and mislead. that's what's driving a certain amount of frenzy with apple at the wrong side of the frenzy. >> reporter: this has been a long week for apple. a bloomberg report has a senior engineer saying he wanted or warned apple ceo steve jobs about this problem before the release and consumer reports refused to recommend to consumers. apple has come under fire from kusa merse, experts and has even been sued since the iphone 4 release. it has had an antenna issues and for those of you unfamiliar, it wraps all the way around the phone. experts are telling customers the bumpers which were sold at the release and wraps around the entire phone eliminates most of the problem. so today, will apple offer free bumpers the customers who have

purchased the phone? will they apologize, both or nothing close. yesterday an open letter was sent calling for a free fix for consumers and he quote says i believe it is encouple bent to address this flaw in a transparent manner and is calling for a recall of the phone. experts don't believe that will happen. it is 10:00 a.m. right here in coopertion and we will have more for you on morning on 2. reporting live. all right. thank you. time is now 7:05. hewlett packard will now move some operations off the apple campus. hp will move some employees about half an hour north to a facility closer to hp's head quarters. the l make the company more efficient. right now only about 60% of the coopertino and work spaces are being used. this is expected to bring the

occupancy rate closer to 90% at the location. but the move is bad news for city of coopertino which lists hp as a top 40 sales tax producer. increasing patrols in one business direct near highway 101. burglars have broken into several office buildings near east bay shore road. it is mostly stolen electron ebbings from those offices. they most recently broke into the 1700 block about four weeks ago. the first happened on watson court last february. the police are not sure if they're connected, but they are asking for the public's help in finding the people responsible. two teens have now been arrested on charges of burgulary and vandalism after two breaks in. 18-year-old john wrestler and a 17-year-old male who is a student were picked up by police yesterday. they're accused of causing an estimated $5,000 in damages

including spray painting obscene language on the school's student senter. >> all the teen suspects in the strong armed robberies there are now in custody. police say the group of four targeted younger victims in order to sale cell phones -- investigators have recovered all of the stolen items earlier this week at the home of a 17- year-old clayton valley high school football player. two are from clayton and the other two are from concord. time now is 7:07. an overnight police investigation in san francisco stopped trains in both directions for almost an hour. this happened just before 11:00 p.m. in the city's castro district. police were chasing a suspect when they shut down the line because of safety concerns. it is believed police were looking for two men who may have been robbing passengers. there's no word yet of any arrests. police are saying the driver who caused a nine car pile up last night has a medical condition that may well

have contributed to the crash. >> police say the chain reaction crash happened about 9:00 last night on east capital expressway and ocala avenue. the man was droving a forfocus when he had some kind of undisclosed medical crisis, crashed into another vehicle, that set off the chain reaction. all people hurt in the crash suffered only minor injuries. it is 708 the 7:08. it has been friday-like. >> hi. good morning once again. southbound 101 traffic looking pretty good heading down to the civic center. we have a live picture for you, southbound 101 traffic light. the weather looks good here, no problems on the richmond bridge in and out of the county. there was a couple of debris item, a ladder. so the police may be trying to get it out of the freeway.

westbound bridge definitely light at the toll plaza and this morning driver is okay on the san san so far in san manteo. 08:00. thank you. happy friday. a little change and it spells cooler. for many, if you are well in inland it will be near 100 but there's a sea breeze, more low clouds and fog, thunderstorms popped up on the desert. but it will stay south and east of us. but a lot of fog. yesterday it was on the coast and kind of just base. today it is solid and filling into the north bay. sol of the wind gusts out of the west near fairfield around 500 feet. 38 miles per hour. they're all west or southwest, 31, the reservoir, 38. gusts to 26. port chicago 24 and liver moore

12. that's a sea breeze. yesterday was hardly any breeze and even the air force base had gusts to 20 miles per hour. it is calmer but still southwest and yesterday there was barely any breeze. 64 that's it in the city, 4 below average for this time of year. 89 the record, oakland 70 slightly below. also 88, 1988. san rosa 85 a little above, 99, 935, at 81. 1998. the record there and san jose, 86. two above. there's the leader of the pack, 100 not that long ago, 1995. 56 santa rosa and napa. they have dropped a degree many the last hour, holding steady at 59. liver moore concord, 62. san jose went up to 63. everyone is pretty close. 90s on the desert already. 50s and 60s up the down the coast.

sacramento near 100ment high pressure will lose, even though it will be hot inland but cooler for coastal, fog, cool to hot with 60s and 70s coast and bay, 80s and mid-90s for some but 90s and 100s. everybody drops sunday and monday. back to the desk. it is 7:10. let's get right to president obama speaking now at the white house. >> our scientists and outside experts have met through the night and continue this morning to analyze the data from the well integrity test, whether we can safely shut in without creating new problems, including possibly countless new oil leaks in the sea floor. now, even if a shut-in is not possible, this new cap and the additional equipment being placed in the gulf will be able to contain up to 80,000-barrels a day which should allow us to

capture nearly all of the oil until the well is killed. it is important to remember that prior to the installation of this new cap we were collecting on average about 25,000-barrels a day. for almost 90 days of this environmental disaster, all of us have taken hope in the image of clean water instead of oil spewing in gulf. but it is our responsibility to make sure that we are taking a prudent course of action and not simply looking for a short term solution that could lead to even greater problems down the road. so to summarize, the new cap is good news. either we will be able to use it to stop the flow or we will be able to use it to capture almost all of the oil until the relief well is done. but we are not going to know for certain which approach makes sense until additional data is in.

and all the american people should rest assured that all of these decisions will be based on the science and what's best for the people of the gulf. all right. i will take just one or two questions. >> did you feel the earthquake, mr. president. >> i didn't. >> we have been listening the latest on bp oil leak in the gulf of mexico. he said it is a new cap on top of the oil leak appears to be holding right now. but additional tests need to be taken to fine out if we have got an official stop to all of this. we will bring you more back to very latest from washington dc in a couple of minutes. we will take a break and we will be right back.

>> welcome back. you heard president obama on air right here give us an

update on the capping of the broken well. the president called it good new this is morning. ktvu's allison burns is live with more on what he just said. good morning, allison. >> good morning to you, dave. that's right. we also just got an update from bp. it says the early tests on that new containment cap show that it appears to be working. there are no underground leaks. let's look at the white house where president obama is taking just a few questions after making some comments about the oil leak. he says that this containment cap is a very positive development, but he also says there are still a lot of challenges. this is still a big job and we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. now let's take a before and after picture of the broken well. three months of gushing oil and now the flow has stopped, at least for the time being. the newest containment dome appears to be a success but be bp says it is not clear yet if

it will stay on. >> it is encouraging for the first time in 86 days not to see oil gushing out of the well but we all need to be cautious until we have seen the right results. >> there are still fears about another explosion from too much pressure or a rapture on the sea floor. reporting live from washington dc, allison burns, ktvu news. >> thank you. time now is 7:17. there was a shake up in the nation's capitol but had nothing to do with politics, a small earthquake hit just outside of washington dc in rockville maryland measured 3.6 magnitude but they felt it as far as way as west virginia and pennsylvania. the shaking started just after 5:00, washington dc time. so far no reports of injuries or damage. >> the president said he felt the quake. >> did he. >> yes. >> lots of people feeling the shake. >> the long awaited financial reform go easy to president obama for his signature. the senate passed the bill on a

60-39 vote, almost two years after a financial melt down sent the economy into a recession. the bill puts new regulations on practices and expands consumer protexts. >> it provides certainty to everyone from bankers to farmers to business owners, to consumers. and unless your business model demands on cutting corners you have nothing to fear from this reform. president obama is expected to sign that bill as early as wednesday. one major investment bank blamed for the 2008 financial crisis has agreed to pay $550 million to federal and federal civil fraud case, goldman sachs was accused of misleading buyers about mortgage-related investments. this is the largest penalty ever against a wall street firm but it is about how much goldman sachs earned the three weeks. to prove a contract they say will prevent lay offs and they didn't give us as much as the city had asked for.

the police union agreed to a redmuks reduction in officer pay of 4%. the deal also calls for officers to increase the retirement contributions by 5.25%. this contract only runs through next june. the city council still has to approve it. >> fire fighters are taking a pay issue to court. they file a federal lawsuit yesterday accused the district of refusing to compensate them for time spent picking up yon forms and equipment before their shift begin. the district says they don't need to be paid because they have the option of taking equipment home with them. >> the company name is ton home of the warriors but oracle ceo larry ellison is not going to be the new owner of the bay area's nba franchise. instead, entertainment industry, and venture

captainist surprised everyone by winning the bid war that was $450 million which is a record- breaker for a nba franchise. one person involved in brokering the deal says there's a simple reason he lost out. >> they waited until the last possible moment where we were literally hours away from signing a deal and put in a slightly higher bid. i believe that morally and ethically when you have a hand shake it is not right to reanything on it. >> although i was the highest bidder owner chriscohen decided to sale to someone else. nonetheless i wish the war i don't warriors and fans nothing but success. we have new information about the tragic boating accident on the marine county coast. detail when we come back. plus it is a brand new street -- worth $6 billion. details when we come back. pretty slow on westbound 237 right now, all the sudden

we have slowing from 880ment we will tell you more about this and the rest of morning commute coming up.

thousands of people are being evacuated in southern china at this hour ahead of a typhoon that's be beginning to hit land. the storm is already being blamed for the death of 39 people in the philippines where it left a path of destruction. it is expected to continue the northwest path over the weekend headed toward southwest china and northern vietnam. we know the names of all four fishmen involved in the tragic accident. the men died after the boat capsized in the frigid waters on wednesday with. 62-year-old henry's body was pulled from the water that day, as was the body of 67-year-old melvin cox, the body of 65-year- old ronald washed ashore yesterday morning and 62-year- old jack taylor is still

missing and presumed dead. three of the men are from the city of river bank. time now is 7:23. san francisco is showing off a $6 million upgrade to one downtown neighborhood. the mayor helped celebrate the completion of the great streets project yesterday. it includes for trees, cafe seating, new trash bin, wider sidewalks and bike lanes and more curb cubs for the disabled. one bicirclist says he feels safer everyday. >> there's no longer potholes. it is clear where the bikes are supposed to go. cars pay more attention since the striping is right and people pay more attention. >> there's who spear headed the project released a template to be organize used to organize other street upgrades. we have been enjoying friday so far, but some of the

roads are beginning to slow down; right. >> that's right. finally we are getting a little slow traffic which is not unusual for this time of the morning. let's show you highway 4. it is slowing down and it had been slowing in antioch and has reached the bay point area. we don't have a lot going on. we do have traffic is moving along slowly on westbound 4. we also do have an accident reported just came in when we were speaking here west 80 at the toll plaza of the bridge or 8 o westbound in the toll plaza area, you know, the toll plaza and bridge is eastbound, but there's a motorcycle down there approaching the bridge. so use caution in that area. let's move along and look at 237. we have a little bit of slow traffic there as you cross 880. and the morning drive is not bad in the south bay where northbound 101 gesting a little slower, as you approach sunnyvale. 7:25. here is steve. thank you. good morning, happy friday. low clouds and fog have

regrouped. they're on the coast a little bit around the bay and also in the north bay, made it out. looks like and also corrdilia, and seeing gusts over 30. so unless you are far inland it will be a little cooler today. still mild to some areas will be hot and you got the county and eastern county, and points north and santa clara valley, still warm to hot. the city not far warm, below average 55 right now. 64 for the high. yesterday was 67. 67, 80s, 90s through the interior, but i think about 2 to 4 cooler than we saw yesterday on these high, 50s and 60s. san jose the leader of the pack at 63. tropical clouds produce thunderstorms in southern california yesterday. that's pin wheeling north of las vegas into nevada and central sierra. if you have travel plans watch out. for us a system moveing into the north of us will give us a little bit of a push on the fog, already seeing that as lifting a little bit and it

will lift even more tomorrow. sunny, cool to hot. 60s and 70s coast. 70s and 80s around the bay and over the hills toward grandma's house it will be hot. 90s to near 100 at the grows. but tomorrow cooler through the interior, we will take that into sun and mon. time now is 7:26. one city is dealing with a terrible outbreak of violence. details in a live report. >> also police are ready for a possible tense situation tied to last week's verdict in the police shooting trial. a terrifying shooting in tracy in a quite rural. ?w?wóç

. it is a terrifying outbreak of violence, a string of shooting the past three weeks. craig joins us now live with details on this. hey, craig. >> reporter: good morning. this is the 21st consecutive day where there's either been a shooting victim or they've had evidence of a shooting. the latest one happened here at the marina vista apartments, a 15-year-old girl and a 20-year- old man both went to a hospital, sean young he is 21- year-old was picked up by a good samaritan and taken to the medical center. the unidentified 15-year-old girl went to the medical center many walnut creek.

they were hanging out with two men heading east opened fire from a moving silver sedan. the girl was shot in thigh and the man in the upper torso. neither is life threatening. there are no suspects. back on july 5th. two people were shot. the officers were close enough to fire at a gunman but didn't arrest anybody. no word on the condition of the victims. a memorial service for this rapper held every year because he was born here, shot and killed six years ago in st. louis missouri. if this string of 21 consecutive days isn't depressive enough for you, two days ago, this is front page news right here, two days ago, a homeless man died from injuries he received in an unprovoked attack >> all right. thanks, craig. as craig mentioned we have an update on the story about these homeless men attacked president police say one of the two men found beaten there

earlier this week has died. 59-year-old don peterson suffered severe head injuries in the attack on monday night or tuesday morning. another man, 52-year-old wayne grundy was also beaten and is still in the hospital president police have no suspects or motive. but they're asking for anyone with information to give them a call. we also have an update now to a story we first you yesterday morning about a deadly incident at a san jose apartment complex. 61-year-old robert turner is in police custody. he stabbed one woman and shot and killed another. 48-year-old lisa holland. her family member say she died because police took too long to come to her assistant but police said they arrived to a chaotic scene and didn't know where she was and didn't want anyone else to get hurt. dualing protests are planned in walnut creek. it is tied to last week's verdict in the police shooting

trial. ktvu -- is joining us live with the details of the story. >> reporter: a big question people here in walnut creek have and why is this rally happening here. is the organizer from walnut creek or perhaps white demographic serving as a lure? we may not ever know because the organizer is remaining amon mouse it was launched on facebook and 100 people have signed up to attend and show their support for former police officer. his family and all law enforcement officers. police have reached out to oscar grant supporters who say they also plan to attend. some people who live and work in walnut creek are very leery about the whole idea. >> i am just concerned about the potential for violence, the

potential for disruption to the community. i don't think it is going to advance anything unfortunately. >> if there are two conflicting sides, we unanimous volatility that could occur. we will have enough personnel out there to keep the peace. was convicted on july 8 of involuntary manslaughter for killing 22-year-old oscar grant on new year's day last year. the rally will be held monday from 2:00 to 5:00 at the superior courthouse. if you happen to be in that area, you might want to avoid it if you want to avoid traffic and a good alternative might be treeton boulevard. ktvu channel 2 news. thank you. time is now 7:34. oakland police are releasing photographs of some people who loot businesses in downtown

last week after the verdict. police want you to look at these photos and help them identify the people in the photos. several businesses were looting includes sears, a foot locker, and several small family owned businesses. >> there were 20, 30, 40 people tug of warring on the gate. i was standing there screaming and telling them to sop. they won't stop. >> they just used incident for them to rob the place. >> a $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to a conviction, and you can see all of the photos now released by the oakland police department at the web site, ktvu to the come. we have posted them at the oakland riot tab. sheriff deputies want to know what happened to a small herd of horse a driver noticed the horses in had a field on

interstate 580 west. five horses were found dead, two more were discovered alive but their condition is very fragile. the woman who discovered the animals says it is a sight she will never forget. >> if people are aware of this they have to tell somebody before it is this bad. how can you have bodies laying around and nobody know about it. i don't understand. >> the trough on the property had been dry for three or four days and even though the horses appeared to be well fed they probably died from dehydration. the sheriff's office is investigating if the water to the trough was shut off and it will file criminal neglect charges. time now is 7:36. drivers are angry that a contract will be imposed on them. in morning an oakland superior court judge, to block az transits board of direct fors, that takes effect on sunday. it was approved on june 30th without a vote by the union

1700 member because negotiations had reached an impasse. they want employees to stay on the job until a court makes a ruling. >> also, car poolers on the golden gate bridge will no longer be able to pay cash to get the discounted $3 car pool fair, must have a fast track and stop at a staffed toll booth. so the toll collector can validate the car pool. otherwise, they will be charged the full fare. time now is 7:37. let's go straight to the bridge. >> that's right. westbound interstate 80 out of vallejo, and someone laid down the motorcycle on the shoulder. now fortunately very minor injuries if at all for the motorcycle driver, but it is on the shoulder. the emergency crews are on the scene, and traffic may be slow. it is only minor slowing and

moves well. also the morning commute is going to be light at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light coming into san francisco so far. if you are driverring to the san san mateo bridge. thank you. good morning everybody. happy friday, a little change here now. we will see temperatures it is like i caught a fish this big when it is actually going to be this big. 60s to 100s on the range because it will be 90s and 100s there and 60s here because there's a little more fog and it will be cooler around the bay. low clouds around and even into . it will be warm to hot but temperatures come down a little unless you are really far inland and don't get a sea breeze. more fog, breezy and windy, gusts over 30. the pass 30, near fairfield, seasonal temperatures next week. looks like the beginning starts

off cool and the latter might warm up. it looks like it will lean on cooler than warmer. tropical clouds, and southern california, it is that time of year, arizona some times it sneaks in there and it can go along the spine of the sierra, if you have to head up that way, keep that in mind. low clouds and fog around 800 feet yesterday, it is around 1400 today. that allows it to come right in. for the city it is a cool day, with 5 right now, 58 at 9:00. 64 that's the high and 62. yesterday i was very proud of the temperatures except right there in the city where it just, it just couldn't clear the fog and cooler temperature. i am hanging my hat on the cool. 64 in san francisco, now santa rosa has fog, more today, i dropped in 40. there's definitely a sea breeze. oakland is 76. 70 today, low clouds today,

none yesterday and san jose from 89 to 86. and 65. 58 low 60s, coopertino. already in the 90s on the desert and it can pop up there as well. the l be near 100. as will lake county, tomorrow though the areas will start to drop but a descent delta breeze which might take one or two off the high out toward sacramento but that's it. fog on the coast, mild for some and cool, warm to hot as the coastal fog looks like it will win out for many. so cool to hot from 60 to 100. brentwood 100. liver moore, napa, santa rosa, slightly cooler 2 to 4, compared to yesterday a little more fog in the sea breeze, more of the same saturday and a drop sunday and monday. back to you. time now is 7:40. we have seen those posters for

missing animals but this is not your average pet. people north of sacramento are a bit rattled after seeing posters of a missing anaconda. they go on to say it doesn't like small children, infants or pets and will attack. now, residents are trying to decide if it is all a hoax because when you call the number given it says it is disconnected. but they're taking no chances and treading carefully. a nine month old is recovering. why her mother has been charged. welcome to arnieville, why this has gone up in one piece of a city. . it is very unusual because it is damage control day here at apple. at stake, iphones continued dominance of smart phones or for come pet competitors to gain ground right after this break. i have fallen in love with making bird houses.

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[ bob makes you feel ageless. brrrbb! [ male announcer it's simple, love your heart so you can do what you love. what do you love? see how cheerios can help you do it. [ bob squak! . look at those numbers, the dow down 164 points. consumers aren't feeling that happy right now. consumer sentiment dropped to the lowest level in nearly a year. after that, the earnings from ge and bank of america and citigroup that fell below expectations and this is what you have. the dow dropping by over 100 points this morning. the nasdaq is also down as is the s&p 500. well, apple is going on the defensive. so what can we expect from this mornings press conference? ktvu consumer editor is live

now in coopertino with more. here is what we know at this hour. ceo of apple steve will hold a news conference at 10:00 to deal with antenna problems of the wily popular i iphone 4. that's very important. we have done things already yesterday, apple releases a free software fix to deal with complaints that the signal strength bar indicator was inaccurate showing a strong signal when there was none. the question for today is will apple admit to the antenna problem which proportedly arises when you hold the phone without a protective called the bumper, with the send receive signal. this problem has led to massive bad publicity including a nonrecommendation from no less than consumer reports and for many, antenna problems are hard to accept since antenna technology is one of the

oldest. one man we met yesterday to buy verizons, motorola droidx. >> it blows me away something like that could step out door and not be caught before it got to the general public. >> it and other competitors are coming out like hot cakes, the smart phones market continues to boom. on sunday, at&t releases the all new samsung captivate for apple whose stock has been hammered in this reputation, a bumper cover is essential to maintain as the tsunami of supersmart phones. a lot of stake for apple today. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 new. >> a group of disabled activists are going into the fourth week of state budget cuts. they set up a city they kaw it

arnieville after schwarzenegger. many live in tends, severe disability, they rely on state funded to help with their care. they are anally -- angry, -- in a protest targeting the republican candidate for governor. >> shame on you. >> these nurses protested outside whitman's home yesterday. the nurses union which has endorsed jerry brown says the announced plans to lay off 40,000 state employees and streamline labor rules would affect nurs as well. but not all nurses agree with that. >> she didn't even care enough to vote for 27 years. that tells you how vested she is in the politics of

california. >> i think it is unfair to target whitman because she said 30,000 jobs be lost, that she means the whole state. she's not paying nurses and our state needs to cut back spending. >> shame on you. >> meg whitman was not at home. she was campaigning during southern california. >> the mothers of three graduates are hoping that children may soon be set free, now that a controversial scientists is back in iran. he arrived there yesterday. he's a nuclear scientists who says the us kidnapped him. the us claims he was a willing. the mothers of the american hikers sent a letter to the top leading official pleading they be set tree before the first an verse anniversary of the capture. >> a mother is facing felony child abuse charges this month. police say she shook her nine month old baby. 27-year-old george et turned

herself into place yesterday and is being heel at $150,000 bail. the authorities say her baby daughter had bleeding in her brain and retina after being shaken in what appear to be two separate incidents. the little girl is now in protective custody. they don't believe the child suffered permanent damage. a state senate committee approved a deal to seal the autopsy results of murdered children. the victim the recorded before the committee in support of this legislation. the bill could allow family members to request that autopsys and other evidence be sealed if their chill was killed during the commission of a crime. some immediate e i can't organizations are opposed this. they say it would restrict the public's right to know the details of those crimes. 7:49. a memorial is schedule for the stanford graduate student who died one week ago today while climbing in yosimite. he was an experienced climber and fell 400 feet to her death.

services are at 1:00 p.m. sunday at stanford memorial church. many big names in the gospel world will gatherer for a tribute to hawkins a grammy- award winning gospel spinner, mary, mary and donny are going to perform at a gathering to pay their final respects. it is taking place on broadway at 7:00 p.m. admission is free. a funeral for the is scheduled at the paramount the next day. i have to add something to that. he was one o testify greatest international music. we found out big lines are already forming outside of the paramount theater right now, i mean out the door down the street. we have a ktvu crew on the way, for a live report coming up at 8:30. stay tune for that. time is now 7:50.

the new police chief is speaking out about the latest taser controversy. we will tell you about that when we come back. also, what actress lindsay lohan is doing to try to reduce her jail time. ♪

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. welcome back. good morning. bart's new police chief is defending an officer who used a taser on someone who didn't pay their fair last month. the chief said the bart officer followed the fair and when the main resisted arrest, he used his taser to subdue him. he al said the taser victim has a criminal history. police were recently retrained on using tasers after a different bart officer tried to use one on a 13-year-old back in april but failed to make contact. >> police have released

surveillance photos that they hope will help identify two suspects in a dally shooting at the great mall of the bay area. the photos you see here were taken last october when a man was shot and killed in the parking garage. they drove off in a full size black suv that had tented windows. it might have also been damaged by gun fire. the victim was 34-year-old michael davis of rich mon, found in the east parking garage. if you have any information about this had case, call the police. a new field poll indicates california are divided about arizona's new immigration law, 49% do no prove with 37% voicing strong approval. a total of 45% disapprove with 35% strongly against it. when asked if they thought they were taking jobs away from california, 58% said the group is doing jobs others don't want

but 34% said they're taking away others work. arizona law is scheduled to take effect on july 29. lindsay lohan has checked hearse into rehab hoping to reduce her sentence. it is supposed to start next tuesday but according to people.com, she checked in on wednesday which is a rehab facility hoping the judge will let her modify ore sentence or serve it there. time now is 7:55. we will get you where you need to go but it feels like friday. >> there are some things going on but for the most part it is a light commute. we will watch 280. remember the last few days we've had a problem on 280 or not a problem we've had slow traffic on 280 and 85 and 17. but today it is much better geting into the valley. also the morning commute is a little slow now, on 880 northbound past the coliseum.

you can see the traffic is a little slow up to the downtown oakland area. and westbound before leverage an injury accident a motorcycle and a car both lanes are blocked so that accident is there, and it has been there for a little bit now, the bridge is light. we will keep an eye on the westbound 4 accident and we will have another report coming up on that. 7:56. here is steve. as you saw low clouds for some, sun for others but it is a coverage on the fog, we saw yesterday, no doubt about it. inland won't matter too much but there's a little component of a breeze and it is a sea breeze, some elevations are really cranked up. it will still be warm, but cooler coast as we get more low clouds and fog from the west in the last hour or two. fairfield, gusts to 38. that's at 500 feet. the pass, 30 plus miles per hour, 28, mount had gusts to 26. port chicago 24. there's your delta breeze and

even liver more to 12 miles per hour. 50s and 60s right now. san jose 63. liver moore and concord 62, probably 63 by now, these are about an hour old. san francisco 65, san rose and napa 56. there we go. 90s on the desert, 50s and 60s up the down the coast. la is at 70. it will be hot for sacramento, it will still be near 100 degrees and tropical moisture in southern california but it will stay in the central california and sierra for us. it will be fog and low clouds and also a little more of a breeze today. so cooler for some, still warm to hot for others, and 90s to near 100, two to four cooler in areas that were in the upper 90s. 60s, sop and low -- a little cooler on saturday exam much cooler sunday into monday. all right. this morning, president obama said the new containment cap on the gulf oil well is good news.

>> we are making steady progress and i think the american people should, should take some heart in fact we are making progress on this front. we will have a live report from dc with the latest on the testing of that cap is going. >> be here at home, san francisco police made a discovery at a marina district motel. what happens overnight. also, came to a grinding halt in a san francisco neighbor. we will tell you why.

. good morning. apple ceo is expected to speak at a press conference in a few hours. will he address iphone 4 issue. >> >> bp finally has good new, we will tell you what happens next in the gulf of mexico. police are increasing patrols in a busy business district. we will tell you why j. highs today could range from upper 50s and low 60s to near 100. will that continue into the weekend? the second hour of morning is right now. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu morning on 2. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2.

good morning. i'm dave clark. it is friday, july 16th. officials at apple are talking to the media this morning. they're expected to talk about the problem with the new iphone 4. now there's word apple engineers new about the potential problems months ago. ktvu's jade hernandez has more on this story right now. >> reporter: we are live if front of the town hall where apple ceo is expected to hold a press conference in a few hours. the experts are speck lasting customers are waft waiting and the assumption is apple will discuss a physical examination a fix to the iphone 4 issue. >> the only way this damages apple is if they continue to misact, the l them in front of a senate which it tee and congress. the antenna problem isn't that greatment the issue that's driving this is the mishandling of problem, tempts to cover it up and mislead. that's what is driving a certain amount of frenzy, with

apple at the wrong side of the frenzy. >> report report this >> reporter: this has been a long week for april. -- say he warned apple's ceo about this problem before the release and consumer reports refuse to recommend the phone to consumers. apple has come under fire from customers, experts and has been sued. for those of you unfamiliar with the phone, the antenna works around the phone and if the left hand is covered, as a software issue. experts now tell customers apple's bumper sold at the release of the new iphone four and wraps around the phone eliminates most of the problem. today will apple offer free bumpers to customers who have purchased a phone? will apple apologize? both or nothing even close? to make matters worse. yesterday new york senator said an open letter to the ceo

calling for a free fix for consumers and says quote i believe it is incumbent to address this flaw in a transparent matter. he is calling for a recall but it is not believed that will happen. it will be held at 10:00 a.m. and we will have more for you at noon. jade hernandez. >> thanks for the update. time now is 8:02. president obama called a new containment cap on the gulf oil well good news but warned there's still a lot of work to do. ktvu allison burns is live now in the washington dc bureau with the latest. good morn, allison. >> tabooed morning. for nearly three months, the undersea camera showing pictures of the gusher has angered americans and dog from

the worst oil spill in american history. >> i think it is important that we don't get ahead of ourselves here. one problem with having this camera down there is that when the oil stops gushing everybody feels like we are done, and we are not. >> now let's take a live look at the camera down there, this is a live picture from bp's camera in the gulf. you don't see any oil, and there is more encouraging news from bp this morning. the company announced that early tests show the cap is working and there are no signs of leaks. reporting live from washington dc, allison burns, ktvu. >> okay. thank you. time is now 8:04. lis are investigating what they call a suspicious death in the marina district. they found the body of a woman in the parking lot of a hotel on scott, shortly after midnight t. hotel manager says

that the victim was a white female in her 50s. investigators want to know how she died. one offerser called her death suspicious. they're not ruling out the possibility it was a suicide. >> authorities are looking for three suspects in connection with an overnight shooting of two teens at a party. witnesses say shortly after midnight, three young men drove up to a house on virginia drive, near longtree way, where about 20 teens had gathered for this party. there was some kind of an argument outside the home, and one or two of the young men fired shots at the house. two teens were hit, one in the leg the other in the back. both were taken to the hospital. time now is 8:05 tim. a police investigation in san francisco stopped trees in both directions for nearly an hour just before 11:00 p.m. in the city's castro district. police were chasing a suspect when they shut down due to

safety concerns. it is believed they were looking for two men who may have been robbing passengers. there's no word on any arrests. >> police are saying the driver who caused a nine car pile up last night has a medical condition that may have contributed to that crash. police say the chain reaction crash happened around 9:00 last night on east capital expressway. investigators say the saratoga man was driving a ford focus and had an undisclosed medical crisis and crashed into another vehicle and that set off the chain reaction. police say all of the people hurt in crash have minor injuries. our time is now 806. >> right now, traffic is going to be affected by a crash but we have good news. that crash has been removed to the shoulder. let me show you where it is. that would be westbound highway 4 at summersville road. it was blocking the lanes there, the two lanes that are there, but they have moved it

to shoulder which is slightly better news but the traffic is low coming out of the antioch area toward pay point. moving along and looking at live picture, 880 northbound. this traffic is busy, the broadway off ramp had been closed for road work that has been reopened as well. if you are driving to the toll plaza, that's the best news of all right now, traffic is light. here is steve. thank you so much. happy friday, a little cooler, a little breeze inland unless you are way out there and are you don't get the sea breeze but for most it will be cooler today and you can see why on live storm tracker 2. that's in travis. yesterday it was southwest at 9. that's a big difference and santa rosa, you can see a little low clouds there and a little over san pablo. anybody in the north bay this time of year gets a south wind thaw a cooler breeze. temperatures will come down. they never really got into too much heat.

a little bit. temperatures will come down, tropical clouds down in southern california, thunderstorms yesterday but it is taking the turn stage right and won't affect us. but the fog will and some of that is moved in. most of these are higher elevations but near fair feel there's a gust of 38 and the pass, 31 miles per hour out of the west and reservoir, it can be a windy area, 28 and gusts to 26 due west, port chicago, there's the delta and even liver moore at 12. you shall be coolerred today. 55 in the city, 58, 64 for the high side and 62 the fog beat me yesterday on the coast. everywhere else was pretty good but the coast too much fog, cool coast, mild to hot. 60s coast, maybe santa cruz, but that's it around the bay, 70s or 80s and inlands, 90s but 2 to 4 cooler.

50s and 60s. temperatures warmer now, and 90s on the desert not a problem being out there. sacramento near 100, and same for lake county, but by sunday and mon everybody even in interior will cool down, tropical moisture, the monsoon it is that time of year in the four corners, into southern california but system in the pacific northwest is going to open the door for a greater in nuance, cool to hot, 60s, 70s coast and bay. 80s further inland and 90s but instead of 98 or 99, 94 or 95. fairfield 93. they were 98 yesterday but not at a sea breeze of 22. no way, low clouds and fog will continue to thicken up and lift and move locally inland. cooler as we look forward. all right. time now is 8:09. firefighters are watching for flair ups from the grass fire, and it started yesterday afternoon in the 400 block of good year road along interstate

680. fire officials think a tree if el and crush brushed a power line causing a spark. seven acres were burned and it was put out in about an hour, no injuries or damage had been reported. moving throughout the riverside where the temperature is high. lightning sparked eight fires. this is one of those burning near the town. two sheriff's deputies were hurt trying to rescue a woman. the temperatures are about near 100 that's causing unstable weather, also triggering storms with heavy rains and hail. all right: earlyly this morning there was a shake up in the nation's capitoearthquake h vail maryland. the president said he felt it and it was felt as far away as pennsylvania. it started just after 5:00

washington time. no reports of in ir joys or damage. at 8:10 we have breaking news for you out of switzerland. you might remember back that the mary ann jones scandal cost the relay medtals in the 2000 olympics. seven u.s. sprinters have won back those medals that were stripped from them. so that news is just coming in from swifter land and we will continue to follow that story for you. the battle is now heading to a courtroom, we will tell you about that. it is over overtime. >> san jose police will avoid lay offs, what they agreed to to make that happen. city officials aren't happen this morning. we will tell you about a major business there that's packing up and moverring out. we have a recall for you this morning that will have you checking your fridge.

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good morning. some already clear, sunny and into the 60s near 7 70 but there's a little more fog. still warm to hot inland but cooler coast with 60s and 70s. time now is 8:14. police have voted to prove a contract they say will avoid lay offs and didn't give up as much as the city asked for. they agreed to a reduction in officer pay of about 4%. other unions have agreed to 10% cuts. the deal also calls for

officers to reduce the contributions, it runs through next june and city council has to approve it. men low park firefighters are taking a pay issue to court. they filed a federal lawsuit yesterday, accusing the district of refusing to compensate them for time spent picking up uni uniforms and equipment. they say they should get overtime pay but the district says they don't need to be paid because they have the option of taking that equipment home with them. time now is 8:15. hewlett packard plans to move some -- they will move those workers about half an hour north to a facility in pal low alto, closer to the head quarters. it will make the company more efficient they say because 60% of each of the work spaces are being used. it is expected to bring the occupancy rate closer to 90% at

the palo alto, but it is mad news for r coopertino which lists hp as a top sales tax producer. patrols in one business district near highway 101. burglars have broken the windows at several office buildings near east bay shore road. they mostly stolen electronics from those offices. the most recent break in happened in the 1700 block about four weeks ago. the first break in happened on watson court last february. police aren't sure of all of these crimes are connected. they want your had help in finding the burglars. two nevada teens have been arrested on charges of burgulary and vandalism. 18-year-old john and a 17-year- old male who was a student were picked up by nevada police yesterday. they are accused of causing an estimated $5,000 in damages which includes spray painting

of abseen language in the student center. armed robberies there are now in custody. police say the group of four targeting younger victims in order to steal cell phone, ipods and mobile electronic devices. investigators recovered all stolen items earlier this week at the home of a 17-year-old clayton valley high school football player. two people arrested are from clayton and two from concord. >> time now is 8:17. but oracle ceo larry ellison will not be the new owner of the bay area's nba franchise. instead, entertainment industry titan surprised everybody be winning the bidding war, $450 million, a record breaker for a nba franchise. others say this is a simple reason ellison lost out.

>> they waited until the last possible moment where we are hours away from sing a deal and put in a slightly higher deal. i believe morally. he said although i was the highest bidder the owner decided to sale to someone else. in my experience this is a bit unusual. nonetheless i wish the war i don't warriors and fans nothing but success under the new ownership. jerry brown is suing the federal government for blocking a program that promotes energy efficient upgrades on homes. the pace program allows homeowners to borrow against property taxes to pay for green improvements. but government finance fannie mae and freddie mac will no longer accept them because they have senior status for repayment in the event of a default. the lawsuit is wrong because the new owners of the home would be required to finish paying for the upgrades.

bay area developers are worried air quality guidelines could delay or stop affordable housing projects according to the san francisco business times. it reports they're concerned about new requirements to conduct pollution control studies for projects near freeways oil refineries and other high pollution sources. that new rule would apply to most, in the inner bay area. there's a recall of bagged salad products and in 19 other states. fresh express is warning about packages of row main lettuce that may be contaminated with e coli. she approximate letter s and use by dates from july 8th through july 12th. if you still have one of those, throw it away. so far there's no word of anyone getting sick from the row main. find out more at our web site and click on the web links. all right. time now is 8:19.

bay area police are investigating reports of a car repair scam, we will tell you where those reports are coming from. also we will tell you we are following breaking news of a parking deck collapse in new jersey, we will tell you about, more about that when we come back.

all right. we are following breaking news from new jersey. you are looking at live pictures, fire and emergency

crews are on the scene of a parking garage collapse in hack sack new jersey, it is not immediately clear right now if anybody was hurt in the incident. but chopper video did capture as you can see some serious damage in that area. emergency services right now are bringing dogs in so they can sift through the debris to try to look for victims and to insure that the investigation on how this happened and what happens next. of course we will continue to follow that, developments and we will let you know. there you go. live pictures from the chopper at this point. again, that parking deck collapse. again not sure at this point if there are any injuries or any other information coming out of there. but you can see firefighter who is walking through the scene right now. time now is 8:23. belmont police are warning about an auto scam, and never

came through a promised $2,000 refun. police described them as middle east earn, one is -- and a goatee, the other is slim with short, dark, scruffy hair. >> time is 8:23. pretty easy so far, but i know there's a new crash; right. >> that's right. in liver moore, at 580, just getting word of a crash there with injuries and that means the traffic is going to be slow. we will check the bay area bridge now to make sure that they're getting across the bays isn't too hard. westbound is light today. san mateo same thing, in the afternoon it has been pretty heavy there, because of the tourist but it is light. on the rich mon, traffic looks good. 8:24. now to steve. >> we have a little change today. it is cooler. yesterday we rocked it up for many except the coast. look at the fog it is back and

gray. that is cooler, bushing lee, oakland, san pablo bay. enough of a sea breeze, even out to the travis air force base, into snow ma county and parts of the bay over the bridges and temperatures will come down far enough inland if you don't ever get to sea breeze and you have to wait for a front to come through, yes it will still be warm to high but will drop a couple of degrees and some will drop 5 to 10. santa rosa, 89. we will go 85. i because it usually takes more than 4 off and it will be cooler. 64 in the city, down from 96 to 91. down 6 and sunny but cooler, 55 and 70. gill roy, coopertino, and it is sunny, but there's a little fog over san pablo that has made it to the hills and it will still be warm to hot if you are in

sonoma, but cooler by the district. 64 in tahoe, 68 sacramento, near 100, 50s and 60s up and down the coast, producing thunderstorms, the high desert. southern california but that's now turning into the central sierra, but for us, into the pacific northwest, we will open the door for cooling toward the week en. so cool to hot today, upper 50s, low 60s if you are stuck in the fog. no sea breeze, upper 90s to near 100 but liver moore, concord up to napa, gill roy, we will drop a few today. fog, but not as hot and much cooler sunday and monday. all right, steve. time now is 8:26. you thousands of people are being evacuated ahead of a typhoon about to hit land. it is blamed for the death of 39 people in the philippines expected to continue northwest

path over the weekend heading worth southwest china. at least 29 people died in a fire in a five story hotel in iraq. flames forced several people to jump out windows to their deaths. 15 of the dead are foreigners and they believe some americans are among them. police say the electrical fire started this short started the fire. a lot of iraqis arch vacation in the part of the country to get away pr the heat and violence. >> time now is 8:27. one bay area is dealing with an outbreak of violence. also ahead. the verdict in the police shooting case is raising tensions in a east bay city. we are not talking about oakland. live where dozens of people have been lining up since early this morning for free concert tickets, we will tell you what it is for and who it honors coming up.

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. >> good morning. welcome back. the time is now 8:30. police now invest kuwaiting a investigating a string of shooting over the last three weeks. we have the details. good morning, craig. good morning. as we mentioned, police say the past 2 # days in a row they have had a shooting victim or evidence, the latest happened here on main street in the city. 15-year-old girl and 21-year- old man from richmond both went to the hospital yesterday

around 5:30. sean young was actually pishinged up by a good samaritan, he is the man from richmond and taken to the medical center: thehe unidentified 15-year-old girl went in walnut creek. the two were hanging out when two men heading east on main opened fire from a moving silver sedan. the very latest here at the e marina apartment just as a reminder, one down is sill member says the landlord here is not doing enough. >> we really have to rely on property owners to monitor their properties. we have request withed this property owner step up security. they have been relying on the public to provide security for their complex. >> the police are here twice a day at least. back on july 5, this is another example, two people were shot at a memorial for dead rapper, officers were close enough to fire at a gun but didn't

arrest, no word on the victims, the memorial service is held each year for this rapper. people here are saddened by this. reporting live, ktvu channel # news. >> police are also saying that one of the two homeless men craig was just telling you about found beaten there earlier this week has now died. 59-year-old don peterson suffered severe head injuries in an attack. it happened monday or tuesday, another man 52-year-old wayne grundy was also beaten. he is still in the hospital. so far police have no suspects or any motive. if you have any information, contact the police. we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday about a deadly ens dent at a san jose apartment complex. bobby turner is now in police custody. witnesses say turner stabbed a woo m woman and shotted and

killed verna lisa holland. her family say she died because police took too long. police said it was a chaotic scene and they had to make sure the shooter was gone or -- before they didn't want anyone else getting hurt. our time is now 8:33. police are walnut creek are preparing for a tense situation in the police shooting trial. all week, they have on organizing a rally in support of the former police officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter in shooting death of oscar grant. now there's word that supporters of oscar grant's family also plan to attend that rally on monday. some of the people we talked to in walnut creek are now concerned. >> i am concerned about it. i think that this is an issue that the two sides will never,

ever agree on. i think they both think that justice has not been done. the organizers are getting the word out on facebook and other web site, to show their support for he, his family and others involved in law enforcement. others are angry he was not convicted of murder. oakland police are now releasing pictures of the people who looted business following the verdict. police want your help in identifying the people in these photos. several businesses were looted including the sears store, a foot locker and several small family-owned businesses. business owners who were affected are also asking anyone with photos from the night to give them to police. whoever got the video, whoever got the pictures, you know you go identify the person, thanks a lot. you can help us a lot. tell the police or whoever you

need to tell. you are helping the business out. >> a $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to a conviction. you can see all of the photos released by the oakland police department at our web site at ktvu.com. we have them on the oakland riot tab. your time is now 8:34. a line is growing and growing outside of oakland's paramount theater right now. the theater will be giverring away free tickets for a special tribute to a well known oakland gospel music legend who died this past weekend. ktvu is out there right now, with more on this upcoming tribute to the legend walter hawkins good morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. some people been waiting since 7:00 last night. that's 12 hours they have been camped out here on the sidewalk. we are here on broadway and as you can see the line wraps around the entire building. the box office does not open

until 11:00 and they may be able to grab a seat. it will feature the biggest names in gospel us music to honor hawkins. he died sunday at his home t after a two year battle with pancreatic cancer. the 61-year-old composer, singer and pastor was from oakland. he is known for his classic gospel tunes such as going up yonder and and -- now back here live we have a group of people whom as we mentioned have been here since last night. april actually, i just met you, seems like i know you. you were telling me you have been here since 8:00 last night. >> since about 9:30 actually last night. and it was just a few of us at first and then the line got larger and larger and larger. what we desighed to do to have crowd control and honor pastor

hawkins in such a way that what he gave to us we can give back, we started numbers. so. >> a lottery system. >> yeah. we did a prayer this morning, everybody prayed and it has been a beautiful, beautiful fellowship. i belong to greater st. john missionary, my pastor's name is gregory bernard payton. >> he was very well loved. were you surprised by the turn out or no. i am not surprised at all because even as a child i was brought up on his music. we can go back as far as to o happy day, hawkins going up yonder, songs of that. and then. >> reporter: thank you. where this concert is once again, the musical tribute will take place at the par monte theater, people have made t- shirts, carrying pom poms,

they're very excited for this concert. >> excited, excited. >> i love it. report again if you notice a big crowd on broadway in oakland, you will know the reason. live in oakland, ktvu news. that's quite a crowd. thanks. time now is 8:37. beginning on monday, car poolers on the golden gate bridge are no longer going to be able to pay cash to get the discounted car pool fair. to get that you must now have a fast track trance ponder and stop at a staffed toll booth to validate. otherwise they will be charged the full fare. >> time now is 8:38. we were told about the crash in liver moore. what's happening now. >> they're still blocking lanes on 580 westbound at north liver moore. in fact it is actually 580 at spring town, and it is backed up to north liver moore. it is a little lighter than it normally is. so, we kind of dodged the

bullet. westbound 580 looks okay. some live pictures now, 880 northbound, traffic is going to be a little slow from here at the coliseum up to downtown oakland. this morning at the bay bridge, traffic movers well into san francisco tonight there's a baseball game, giants and mets in san francisco, and i want to ask my buddy steve, steve, what is the weather like tonight. >> i am bringing a jacket. >> are you? >> yes. >> okay. cool i will too. >> see you from. >> because if you say you come in from inland it could be in the 90s and you will get toward the city and in the city and it will be 60s. so there's a low cloud deck that's regrouped not solid but it is on the coast and has moved inplan in the north bay and around the bay. so there's also more of a western wind. fog on the coast, it will still be warm for some, hot for others but temperatures come down just a little today compared to yesterday, especially as you get closer to the bay. temperatures santa rosa, they

have low clouds, 85, 64 in san francisco, walnut creek from 96 to 91. 91 still hot but 5 cooler from 89 to 86 even though it is sunny, it is warm to hot for some. 50s to 70s, pleasant, 70 but 55, 60s elsewhere, san mar teen, 68. mid-90s today. las vegas is there. 67 sacramento, near 100, tomorrow probably a little more of a cooler influence, and then on sunday and monday definitely. a lot of tropical clouds around the system down in the desert southwest, it should miss us just to the south and it is getting closer to the pacific northwest and allowing the fog to lift. there's more there, coastal fog, cool to hot, cool for some, 60s and 70s, and low to mid- 80s for a few, and then still 90s to near 100 inland, and then by tomorrow we will see a little more of a drop into sunday and monday.

time now is 8:40 coming up the economic boom in a san francisco industry. if you have been hoping to g et into the museum, the price is right tonight. we will explain. i've i've covered apple more than a quarter of a century, coming up what we will do is to put the iphone in perspective right after this. other

>> it is 8:44. you are looking at live pictures, bp says the new cap they put ton busted oil well in the gulf of mexico appears to be holding. this is live pictures, i don't see anything. new pictures provided by bp is showing no oil gushing out and earlier today, president obama says this is good news, but he warns that the testing is not over yet. san francisco police are investigating what they're calling a suspicious death in the city's marina district. police found the body of a woman in the parking lot of a hotel on scott and lumbard shortly after midnight. an update to breaking news from inning new jersey, a parking

deck collapsed. these are chopper shots. that garage serves a condo tower and collapsed when an overhang fell on it. there are reports two people are missing. >> time now is 844. apple is going to hold a press conference to address problems with the new iphone 4. how will this affect apples relationship with consumers and what does it mean for competitors? >> ktvu news competitor joins us live from head quarters in coopertino, and this is did they actually know about this before they send these iphones to the store. >> i think it is a fair question because in the ennearing development you want to make sure you have the engineering before you put something out in the field. there is some -- and dismissed it. of course when he knew about it and dismissed it is critical because these things are often

phid fixed in later design. there's no question about it that this is something that got out that probably shouldn't have. how quickly and easily can be something we will learn in an hour. >> it is something they can give people a k and say throw that on the iphone and everything will be fine, disrupting the signal anymore. >> it is possible. more likely the fix will be if it is like that will be a glove or a bumper, that was designed to protect it from drops and things like that. it keeps the person's hand directly out of content and that seems to be what the problem is. now whether or not they will offer a low price one or a free one or one at all remains to be seen. that's what is coming up at 10:00 but clearly there are two things here, the real engineering problem, whatever that is and a perception l problem. if people think that the phone

is cutting out more than it should be, even though it has nothing to do with that phone, they have a real perception l problem and for many people perception is in deed reality. >> apple has enjoyed a shiny reputation where people are really happy with them although i have heard people complain signal in general. this makes it worse in the long term does that really make people go out and buy other phones? certainly there are a lot available right now. >> that's yesterday we covered the introduction of the droid x. on sunday, at&t puts out a thing called captivate. there are a whole array, so any time you have a slip and fall by the leader that givers advantage to those people trying to catch up. when you look at these phones they're very, very impressive. very iphone like and in some cases surpass the capacities and the capabilities of some of the things that the iphone does. so this does cause them to have an opportunity to sale better but on the other hand, iphone

is still the undisputed leader by a wide margin and consumer reports which doesn't recommend this phone still rates it highly. >> when this happens at 10:00 are you ebbing expecting them to be apoll jetting or coming back saying don't worry about it. what's the tone going to be. >> if they try to take on consumer reports they have a problem because a lot of people just have a very fond and fuzzy and warm feeling for consumer reports. that's one thing they have to be careful. you have to go back to the first iphone and let's put it in perspective. these have on been out since the middle of 2007. this is the fourth in three years. in the first they sold them for a very high price and not long after they enter deuced them they dropped the price and angered existing customers. so they provided a $100 credit. they know how to be humble.

the question is how seriously they take this. the stock market is. it is down 10% from when this broke and had is something they have to deal with customers. they don't want to anger customers because they understand, and certainly could have some implications for the i pad. so what they will do is the right thing. the question is how and we will figure that out in just about an hour. >> certainly a lot of i foarn this morning, tom as always thank you for your insight. time now is 8:49. the long awaited financial reform bill goes to president obama. the senate passed that bill almost two years after a financial melt down. the bill puts new regulations on lending practices, and expands consumer productions. >> it provides certainty to everyone from bankers to farmers to business owners, to

consumers. unless your business model depends on cutting corners you have nothing to fear from this reform. president obama is expected to sign the bill as early as wednesday. >> one ma i jour investment has yeahed to pay $550 million to federal civil fraud case. goldman sachs was accused of misleading buyers in mortgage- relilted and this had is the largest penalty ever levied against a wall street firm but that's about how much goldman sachs earns in three weeks. time now is 8:50. the museum is opening the doors and inviting the public in for free tonight between 5:00 p.m. and 8:45. one of six san francisco museums offering free admission over this coming week en. part of targets art and wonder free family event. >> the san francisco business times reports the bay area's re rant business is on the

upswing. several restaurants have opened so far this summer with even more expected before labor day. the planned -- tens of millions of dollars in construction could says and -- bass kin robins is retiring some of the 31 favors to make room for new ones. french vanilla on the original menu one of the flavors put on ice. the others are apple pie a la mode, campfire spores, superfudge and caramel pray lean cheesecake. they're not saying what new flavors will take their places but if you are a fan you have until the end of this month. time is now 8:51. still ahead a young movie star is trying to do something to reduce her jail time. we will explain. horses left with food but

no water.

. >> >> the bay area has an abun dance of outdoor spaces arch through the hard work and efforts of individuals with preseration. here is your chance to nominate someone who is saving open lands or volunteering to help build better community. >> a mother faces felony child abuse after antioch place say she shook her nine month old baby. she turned himself in yesterday and is being held on $150,000 bail. he daughter had bleeding in her brain in what appears to be two separate incidents. the girl is no protective

custody. they don't believe she suffered any permanent damage. >> time now is 8:54. sheriff's deputies want to moe what happened to a small herd of horses found dead and dehydrated. a driver saw them lying in the field along intertait 580 west. five horses were found dead, two horses were still alive but they were very weak, a veterinarian says their condition is fragile. she also says they appear to be with well fed. they were well nourished it wasn't that they were without food. but the water, lack of water is what killed them. investigators say a trough was bone dry and could have been empty three or four days when the temperatures reached into the high 90s. the sheriff's office is trying to determine whether the water to the trough was shut off and deciding whether criminal neglect charges may be filed. we know the names of all four fischermen involved in the

tragic boating accident. the coast guard says they die after the boat capsized in the frigid waters. 62-year-old henry -- that day, as was the body of 67-year-old melvin cox. the body of 65-year-old ronald washed ashore yesterday and 62- year-old jack taylor is still missing and presumed dead. they're from the city of river bank, cox lived in arkansas. lindsay lohan has checked into rehab hoping to reduce her jail sentence. she was sentenced to 90 days for violating probation in a dui case. it was supposed to begin next tuesday. according to people.com, she checked into the rehab in lass an gentlemenless, los angeles, -- >> st daughter of lieu -- of

some of lucy's prized prosegses, some of the i'ms for sale actually belong to her including love letters between she and her second husband as well as photographs and life- time achievement awards. >> time now is 8:56. let's get a last look at traffic this morning. >> hello. right now traffic is still pretty good for the most part. i would have to give it a good grade, and it is much better than has been the last few days in the valley. also 880 traffic a little slow and a couple of minor problems in oakland but slow traffic. but at the toll plaza doing well. >> now to steve. thank you. a little more of a sea breeze and warm to hot for those away from the coast but we are look for 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s but i think 2 to 4 cooler than yesterday, further cooling will take us into the weekend and early next week. all right. it is a huge range between.

>> 60 to 100, yeah, no seriously. >> if you want to cool off there's a place to go. >> if you want warm weather go that way. if you want cool go that way. >> thank you, steve. that's it for us on morning. there's a lot of news we e will follow including the big apple press conference in just about an hour. that's it for us. have a wonderful weekend everybody.