>> overnight a shooting in antioch, police are trying to determine if two other shootings are related to this first crime. >> good morning. traffic is getting busier around the bay. we will tell you where. >> the paper wants to go into a much cooler one? how much cooler? we will have the forecasted highs coming up. >> we will tell you why police officers could soon be replaced with civilian workers when it comes to certain crimes. the morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 morning -- [ inaudible ]

>> -- joining us. it is monday, july 26th. i am pam cook. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. we are ready. let's check weather and traffic. here is steve. >> all right. thank you very much, pam and dave. and we do have a lot of low clouds and fog and temperatures today starting off in the 50s. 53s, 60s by toe coast. 70s peninsula, north bay as well and inland upper 70s for many, that is it, fair feel gusts of 30 miles an hour right now out of the west-southwest or low 80s so much cooler for the next few days. now here is sal. >> steve, right now traffic on 80 westbound is getting busier but it is not stop and go yet as you drive from richmond to berkeley and ultimately a lot of people are going here to the bay bridge toll plaza, still looks good into san francisco. 6:01, let's go back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. pat this hour police in antioch are trying to determine if three overnight shootings may be related. a man was shot and killed on

pan onway after midnight. a half-hour later a store clerk was shot at a 7-eleven store. the third shiiteing was after 1:00 again and was again on ban onway. kraig debro just talked to a neighbor at the scene, so kraig, what do you find out? >> good morning, dave, police crime scene technicians are gathering evidence -- [ inaudible ] >> -- lined up in a row as if they are collecting them. you do see one guy out there taking pictures. police are trying to determine if these shootings are connected. we did speak to a neighbor. he said he heard six shots that sounded like cannons. >> my son came in to the back and said, dad, somebody got shot outside in the front and i didn't believe him. you know, at first. and then he said department you hear the screaming?

we heard screaming and crying. [ inaudible ] >> -- casually though. police say he is a 20-year-old antioch man. no further id was given. police say they got a call from neighbors about shots being fired around midnight. some neighbors call and said they heard fighting going as well. police arrived. they found knee 20-year-old man in the street. he was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say two of the asile ants got out of the car before the shooting. >> witness statements indicate two people took off on foot. the vehicle took off around the same time. we suspect that the vehicle was trying to find them to pick up the suspects. >> reporter: about an hour later police say they got a call from a wit nays that four store. the witness reported hearing several gunshots prior to the men running out of the store. when police arrived they found a 64-year-old clerk had been shot at least twice. the wounds aren't life- threatening but police aren't sure why that happened. >> we are still trying to

determine the motive with the 7- eleven incident. at this point we don't have any information indicating that -- [ inaudible ] >> -- money release police are also trying to determine if these two shootings are related. police also have another mystery. a man showed up to the hospital with a gunshot wound. the man admitted he had been to this scene but police don't know who shot him or why. reporting live in antioch, greg crab do, ig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. [ inaudible ] >> -- police eventually found the suspect hiding in some bushes. he is accused of shooting and injuring one person. the condition of the shooting victim is unknown. >> your time is now 6:04.

well, the food and drug administration says listeria bacteria was found in a south san francisco processing plant and now more than 60 products are being recalled. ktvu's jade hernandez joining us now. she has all the details about this recall and who needs to be especially careful here. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we are live in south san francisco, dave, and the california department of health says if you purchased a product with that label -- [ inaudible ] >> -- and company. today's recall includes prepackaged wraps, sandwiches, with a date of september 23rd of this year and prior. the sand wives and other food items have a sell by date of august third and prior. now the products may be contaminated by a dangerous bacteria, listeria, which causes symptoms such as fever, headaches and stomach pains. the bacteria can cause serious

and sometimes fatal infectionings in new borns, seniors and people with a weakened immune system and cause miscarriages and still births. it is distributed in several different states including arizona, oregon and washington and, of course right here in california. it is sold in supermarkets and natural food stores. if you have purchased any of the products return the tumor throw it away. after which you should thoroughly wash your hands the plant is head quartered in south san francisco and the company is voluntarily recalling its products like three years ago when it popped up in tofu. also there is concern an allergen is used, which is not on the label. if you would like k a list log onto our website ktvu.com. reporting live in south san francisco this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 6:06. the city of san francisco may possibly soon have a civilian

police force. the chronicle is reporting police chief george gascon is now considering a controversial program that would allow civilian investigators to respond to nonviolent crimes like car breakins or burglars. that would free up police officers who focus on violent crimes and crimes in progress. this program is scheduled to started in january but it is facing strong opposition from san francisco's police union. >> 6:07 is the time right now. back over to sal to check in on any problems so far this morning. >> we are doing pretty well so far. westbound 24, westbound 80 and also the traffic on 680 doing well. there is a minor crash on 680 at 24 but is on the shoulder and not causing a big delay, just there and they are geting a tow truck out now. 24 as you can see looks good. let's go and take a look at northbound 101 san francisco, that traffic is okay up to the 80 split. no major problems there or on

city streets that are reported. moving along and taking a look at the peninsula southbound 280 looking good into the south bay and if you are driving into south bay right now it should be a nice drive. at 6:07 here is steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. low clouds, fog, we were trying to show you the fool moon but the low clouds saying no -- [ inaudible ] >> -- come down, so extensive low clouds and fog. this is a big fog bank again. sunny but cooler and breezy for many although there are a few areas -- [ inaudible ] >> -- most of the week, very cool to mild even as we head towards thursday and friday, slightly rebound then but through about wednesday much cooler, a pretty good thunderstorm activity -- [ inaudible ] >> -- big news for us is the fog that is going to keep much of the coast and the city in a cool pattern. 55 right now. we will go 47, 58, and 59 should be 68 on the high side.

not even close. 54 to 59. san jose is the warmest at 59. san rafael, napa, santa rosa all 54 -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 55. they are looking fopper 80s when you get a west-southwest wind through travis at 30 miles an hour, that is a delta breeze, should even cool down for parts of mendocino county and lake county, a lot of low clouds and fog up and down the coast. a system is moving in to the north of us that is going to usher in a much cooler pattern so the trend started yesterday, continues today and scareys well into wednesday then maybe a slight rebound as that ejects out. low overcast, sunny, breezy, the fog is 2500 feet so it has no problems clearing the hills. 50s, 60s, coast, 70s around the bay and 70s and low 80s well inland, even there temperatures should come town the next few

days, slight rebound end of the week. >> 6:06, a seven-year-old oakland girl attacked by a pit bull is home from the hospital and a full recovery is expected. on saturday the child was bit n in the gaze by the dog when she tried to pet it's. officers would not confirm or deny this is the dog that aced t child but they left no doubt what they plan to do with the dog that is responsible for that attack. >> he is absolutely not a comfortable dog -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- do with -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- euthanized -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- two days after the death of a two-year-old boy in concord. he was killed when a relative's pit bulls attacked him in the garage of a home. >> in san jose the investigation continues into a devastating apartment fire that killed any eight-year-old girl on hamilton avenue shortly before 2:00 yesterday morning.

fire investigators say five children and two adults were inside a one bedroom unit where the fire started and everyone made it out safely except for he little girl. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she was pronobsed dead. >> it is really sad seeing that. i-- you know, my condolences to the family. >> the little girl was from durham, north carolina. she was visiting family. nine other members suffered minor injuries and six other families lost their homes. >> starting today residents of napa will get notices telling them to throw away any grapes grown on their property this year. napa county officials are trying to protected all of the grapes from the european grapevine moth. it invaded the county last year. agriculture experts say if you destroy small patches of grapes like the ones grown by amateur wine maybers, that will eliminate a major food source for the european grapevine moth, commercial grape growers, they are not effected by the

order to throw away grapes. >> 6:11 is the time right now. up next a disturbing discovery involving commercial buses and vans operating here in the bay area. we are going to tell you what highway patrol officers found during some surprise inspections. >> and i am scott mcfarlane, what a story out of washington this morning. tens of thousands of confidential u.s. military records posted on line. what secrets are revealed. we will have the story when the morning news continues.

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good morning to you. look back. a short final ago the founder of the wicki leaks website said there appears to be evidence of war crimes in the more than 90,000 classified u.s. military records posted on line. scott mcfarlane has late details live this morning in our washington, d.c. bureau, scott, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. really an unprecedented release of military information and as you mentioned the website's editors defended what they did and said those records indicate there is certainly a friction between the u.s. government and pakistani officials and said they have been downplaying civilian deaths trying to fudge the numbers. the white house has condemned this leak and says it puts lives in danger, but the editor of the site say if you look at the documents yourself beware,

they say some of the military's own information can't always be trusted. >> those are legitimate reports. it doesn't mean that the contentsare true. [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- people should exercise caution. >> the editors of this site and the site itself are well-known here in washington, d.c. this leak was anticipated. it wasn't necessarily anticipated to happen this weekend but it has happened. again the editors of the site have no connection, for direct relationship with the u.s. government. live in washington, scott mcfarlane, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we are following developments out of afghanistan this morning where a search continues for two missing u.s. servicemen. soldiers are manning checkpoints outside of kabul where the two soldiers disappeared after leaving their base. a $20,000 reward is being offered by the u.s. the tale bean says one was killed and the other captured. reportedly they have offered to

exchange the dead sailor's body for jailed tale beanth fighters. >> turning to the gulf of mexico where efforts to plug up that broken oil well are back on track after repair work was suspended because the tropical storm was approaching fnghts pl drill rig to the tunnel that is used to pump in cement and mud to stop up that broken oil well. finishing that is the best chance to permanently stop the oil leak, it is expected to be completed in mid-august. the internal revenue service is reportedly filing a tax lean against the california lieutenant-governor able maldo made do, the 9th time he has been hit with a tax lean since 1992. the l.a. times says the latest dispute involving hold with holding

taxes and he owes this open the 6000 fame family ranch. a spokesperson says it is just a question of whether the vehicles there are for business or personal use. he is running in november to keep his job as lieutenant- governor and is running against san francisco mayor gavin newsom. >> if you have not seen this video you have to take a moment. canada's air safety is investigating a horrible plane crash. take a look at that. it was captured on videotape. a pilot was practicing low altitude -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- huge fireball. the pilot escaped the crash amazingly with just minor injuries you can see there -- >> uh-huh. >> -- plane, no one on the ground was hurt. >> just seconds. >> oh my goodness. >> incredible. >> wow. >> time now 6:even. back here at home let's check your commute. sal is watching the east bay, sal. >> that's right, dave and pam. good morning. right now traffic is moving

along okay if you are driving on 880 or 580 driving through oakland and san leandro, that area looks pretty good and no problems on the east shore freeway getting down to the same point, which a lot of people are going to the bay bridge, bay bridge looks pretty good. san mateo bridge lookses pretty good. in fact we have a picture of it. there it is. and that traffic also looking good as you cross over to 101. at 6:19 here is steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. a lot of low clouds and that means cooler for many today unless you are far far away from that coast. far far away -- [ inaudible ] >> -- going very far. lots of fog in the pacific and hugging the coast, so temperatures yesterday, which were a lot in the 60s and 70s, a repeat today, even 50s, 60s

and 70s, santa rosa only 70, walnut creek 76, san jose 74, yesterday 73, today, no change for oakland, 50s an 60s. mt. tam cooler, the fog at 2500 feet so it has really decided to make a big push inland, you can see from seattle almost to san diego there is a lot of low clouds, low clouds fog, once that burns off -- [ inaudible ] >> -- fairfield west-southwest at 30 miles an hour so that means the delta breeze is in full forns, 70s there and low 80s but that lot of 50s, 60s and 70s closer to the coast and bay as we head towards the end of the week, pam and -- [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] >> -- latest report on new home sales. economists expect to see 6.7% growth in june compared to the month before. that would put the adjusted annual rate at 320 thousand. may sales price of 300,000 was

the slowest on records that date back nearly 50 years, federal tax credits helped prop up the housing market this year but anyone who is not already qualified is now out of time. leonardo dicaprio won the celebrity battle at the box office. his movie was number 1 at the box office, salt staring angelina jolie -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- spots -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- summer -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- and toy story -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- top 5 -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- on commercial buses and vans. surprise inspections were performed this weekend on vehicles right in the great america parking lot. now the 10 buses and vans that were inspected, all of them failed. most had maintenance problems or the drivers didn't have the right license or permits for them to drive commercial vehicles. >> for the most part most

companies do an outstanding jock in maintaining their vehicles as well as ensuring their drivers are properly licensed but the 1 whose attempt to take shortcuts or cut corners, they really com proplease the safety of their passengers and the motoring public. >> there are 900 commercial vans and bus companies operating here in the bay area, chp conducts almost 2000 inspections every year right here. >> well, the investigation is underway into a deadly tragedy overseas. find out how a music festival turned deadly -- [ inaudible ] >> -- sky is causing a lot of problems on the ground all over california. we will tell you what it is. >> traffic moving well right now for the most part in the south bay. we will tell you more about the morning commute and have another look with steve's forecast coming up.

♪[ music ] >> we are looking at your bay area bridges right now and the bay bridge looks pretty good. no major problems. san mateo and golden gate also looking good and on the richmond bridge traffic look looks good over to marin, now at 6:25 let's go back to the

desk. >> fires are burning in california. cal fire says 15 fires are burping in the ross moat parts of the counties. now the fires began after storms and lightning came through the area saturday night. luckily no homes or buildings are threatened by the fires and so far there is no word of any injuries. in san francisco a group of gay clergy members has been welcomed into the nation's largest lutheran group after being banned for years. six were added, and a seventh was reinstated. last year they voted to lift a policy that required them to be celebrate. this is dramatic video from milwaukee. check this out. this is what you call a massive

sinkhole. it opened up during a rain storm. this is so big it swallowed an suv, you see it right there, and it's driver and then a traffic light fell in. landed right on the roof of the car. a man who was driving by luckily pulled that driver to safety. >> in germany an investigation is underway into exactly what happened at a music festival over the weekend where 19 people were killed. [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] >> -- more than a million people showed up for that festival. now there is one tunnel that is the only way and the only way out. reportedly police asked people inside the festival to turn around and leave because it was overcrowded but other people were still piling through the tunnel and it sparked a panic and a stampede -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ]

>> -- parades -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- 6:27. san francisco's police chief has come up with another controversial plan. we will tell you why he wants to turn civilians into cops.

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[ bell rings ] >> -- bell live in new york this morning -- [ inaudible ] >> -- stress tests -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- overall analysis was pretty good but analysts worry that it -- [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] >> -- european markets are down just a little bit and it looks like flat opening here in the u.s. we will get those numbers up for you in just a moment. >> all right. we will go ahead and say good morning to you, thank you for joining us here, this is the ktvu mortgage news, monday, july 26th. i am dave clark.

>> good morning -- [ inaudible ] >> -- investigators are in antioch right now following three overnight shootings. one shooting was on hillcrest avenue, the other two were on ban onway. kraig debro has been talking to police this morning and joins us with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. two of the shootings appear to be connected, those happened at banon and -- [ inaudible ] >> -- collecting them, according to police and neighbors not that many shots were fired. now i spoke to a neighbor. whole says he heard six shots that sounded like cannons but believed they came from his -- the street. [ inaudible ] >> my son came into knee back and said, dad, somebody got shot outside in the front and i didn't believe him you know at first and then he said i -- didn't you hear the screaming.

he heard screaming and crying. >> reporter: --antioch man, no further id was available. police say they got a call from neighbors around midnight that shots had been fired. some neighbors claimed that they heard fighting prior to the shots as well. when police ariferred they found the 20-year-old man lying in the street. he was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say two of the assailants got out of the scar before the shooting. >> witness statements indicate that two people took off on foot. the vehicle took off around the same time. we suspect that the vehicle was trying to find them to pick up the suspects. >> reporter: about an hour later police say they got a call from a witness that four men had run out av 7-eleven at hillcrest and wild horse, the witness reported hearing several gunshots prior to the mean leaving the store. when police arrived they found the 64-year-old clerk had at least two gunshot wounds, they say they are not life- threatening but police aren't

even sure why that happened. >> we are still trying to determine the motive with the incident. at this point we don't have any information indicating that they demanded money. >> reporter: police are trying to determine if two of the shootings are related. in addition to that police have a third mystery about an hour after the 7-eleven shooting a 22-year-old man showed up in a hospital with a gunshot wound. the man said he had been on this scene. he had been shot here at banon near sick ka more but police don't know who shot him or why. it is possible, however he could have been shot by a stray bullet but police say the victim at this scene didn't appear to have a weapon or appeared to have fired a weapon so they are not sure how he was shot. live in antioch, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> police leaders from across the bay area will meet this week. they will discuss their response in oakland foaling the

verdict in the bart police shooting case -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- agencies, but it also brought unprecedented logistical problems -- [ inaudible ] >> -- stores. san francisco police continue to search this morning for one of the men involved in a shootout over the weekend. that happened early saturday morning when officers i trued to stop a car they believed had been carjacked but the driver with a passenger inside took off, leading officers on a chase. the car crash -- crashed on arkansas street, where police say one of the suspects started firing at officers. they fired back but no one was hit. now officers arrested one of the suspects. the other is still on the loose. >> time now 6:34. a bay area teenager apparently drown over the weekend while swimming in a popular fresno county lake. robert maldonado died yesterday at shaver lake about 50 miles

from fresno. he disappeared about 30 minutes after getting in the water. bystanders got him out but were not able to revive him. officials are waiting for that the autopsy to confirm how he died. >> police are urging people in concord to be on the alert after three pipe bombs were found at a park. it re-opened open saturday with extra officers on patrol. it was partially evacuated on friday after police say a man walking in the area discovered a pipe bomb, two other dwooses were discovered owned wednesday and all three were safely detonated. no arrests have been made and no suspects identified. this week transit riders can expect more delays because of an ongoing contract dispute. 200 drivers called in sick every day last week, that caused big delays for some, others were left stranded. workers are upset about a newly imposed contract. an arbitrator is set to meet with both sides on friday.

>> 6:35. let's check in with sal. there is word of a kidnapping. >> yes -- >> -- richmond, sal. >> that's right, this happened about 5:41. almost an hour ago. someone stoped to get gas and -- [ inaudible ] >> -- gas station to get gas and the car was taken. now the car is still outstanding put the child was dropped off at 41st and roosevelt. here is the license plate that police are looking for, it is up on your screen 5301-d-d-p. a disabled license plate for disabled people. it is a black cadillac. once again we want to emphasize that the child that was inside the car when the car was taken was left found at 41st and roosevelt. ktvu has a crew on the way. in fact, they are just arriving on the scene. we will get late details from police coming up. now-- [ inaudible ]

>> -- gas station there. it is kind of between 580 and 880 if you know the area. a lot of people stop to get gas there. likely have been a lot of people who saw what went on and again we do have a reporter on the scene now gathering information. let's go to the traffic. westbound bay bridge that is beginning to back up a little bit but nothing major so far at the toll plaza. northbound 10 bun looks good approaching the 80 split. here is steve. >> lots of gray hover the bay. the fog will win out for most of the week. fairfield west-southwest gusting to 20 -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 29, gusts up to 37, napa west at ten. they are overcat. santa rosa west-southwest at three, even though they are cloudy. sun slowly for some as that fog is very very stubborn, cooler and breezy tomorrow into wednesday and not much change really toward the end of the week, make warmer inland but

not by much. pretty good thunderstorm activity firing up over the sierra and northeast california. most of that should move off eastward but the fog is banked up and hugging the coast and says it looks it here. so 55 in san francisco. we will go 57 at 9:00, 58 at noon and a high of 59, that is way be low average no this time of year. so low clouds, cool and breezy. temperatures far below average. in fact, the record is 1963 or 73. but look at san jose 73, should be 85 so that is way be low, mountain view 70, 7 be low, santa rosa 70, should be 83 and even oakland 65 to 73 so the temperature pattern says i am staying be low, the fog around 2500 feet, mt. tam three degrees cooler than yesterday. i think we will continue to see that go down. 50s for everybody, mid to upper. upper 80s today when you get

that kind of a breeze or wind more likely -- [ inaudible ] >> -- north of us is actually ushering in a cooler pattern. that also take that thunderstorm activity and -- and kick it east but the cooling trend started yesterday and it continues in full force through tuesday, wednesday, then probably levels out thursday but until then low overcast, sunny and breezy to windy. cooler inland, can't get much cooler than 50s 60s by the coast, 60s, 70s around 3 bay and upper 70s and low 80s well inland unless you tar toward lake county then still 90s but not as hot as over the weekend. cool wednesday, a rebound inland but not hone the coast thursday-friday. pam and dave. >> 6:39 is your time right now, your dream phs of hollywood stardom could come true pat the oakland coliseum, we will explain when we come back. >> reporter: and a south san francisco based company is issuing a recall this morning of an extensive list of products, we will have that story and more when the morning news continues.

good morning to you. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now. it has been a violent night in antioch. police want to know if three shootings were related. one of them was deadly. also their morning at a news conference in london, the founder of a website defended the posting of leaked u.s.

military documents posted on line. the white house has condemned the website for posting more than 90 though confidential u.s. military records of the six years of the war in afghanistan. the cause of a deadly apartment complex fire in san jose is being investigated. an eight-year-old girl died. nine others were hurt. this happened yesterday morning at the sury square apartments. six families lost their homes in that fire. >> a south san francisco company is recalling many of its products this morning after inspectors found dangerous bang tear a, jade hernandez is at the processing plant this morning. we understand this is mott the first time, jade. >> reporter: well, that's right. there was a tofu recall in 2007. this one is a voluntary recall made by the company. the california department of health says if you purchased this product with a specific label, take a look at this.

they are manufactured by quong hop and company. it includes wraps and sand one ofs. they have a sell dit of august third and prior. they may be contamed by a dangerous bacteria, listeria, which causes symptoms such as fever, headaches and stomach pains. it cancersous and sometimes fatal infections in new borns, seniors and those with a weakened immune system and cause miscarriages and still births. it is distributed in several states. it is sold in supermarkets and natural food stores. i you have purchased any of the products return them or throw them away and wash your hands. the plant is headquartered in south san francisco and the company is voluntarily recalling its products just

like it did three years ago when the same bacteria popped up in its tofu, also this time there is concern an al leer jen is used which is not on the label. we are told workers should arrive here by 7:00. if you would like a complete list go to our website ktvu.com. live in south san francisco this morning jade hernandez ktvu channel 2news. >> 6:fore. the fbi charging 43 people, including top leaders of a tijuana based drug cartel with federal conspiracy and racketeering in southern california. the arrests come after a 20 month sting operation that targeted violent crimes along the u.s.-mexico border. the crack down focused open the drug cartel that recently moved some of its operations to san diego, that is where 27 people were arrested. others charged include current aren't former mexican law enforcement officials. >> well, police were called in

to a comic book convenience in san diego because of a pena tack. officers say two friends got into a scuffle shortly after a panel discussion, one used a pen to stab his friend near his eye. that resulted in the arrest of the man with the pen, who was booked for assault with a deadly weapon, the scuffle occurred because one friend was sitting too close to the other. >> 6:45. a wild bank robbery in new york, take a look at this. police say a man dressed up as darth vader walked into a bank and pulled out a gun instead of a light sabre and demanded cash. now, this darth vader did get away, police say he is apparently a baseball fanch he put the money inside of a yankee's backpack. well, the crew of the catamaran plastici stepped on to solid ground in australia this morning. they came ashore just a couple

of hours ago following an 8000 mile trip from san francisco and 4 months at sea. this poet you are looking at is made blm entirely from recycled materials including 12,000 plastic bottles. it made it. the purpose of the trip is to bring attention to the amount of trash that -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- san francisco. >> -- watched -- >> -- cool -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- car, she is safe, she is okay. right? >> that's right. she was found a little time later. let me put on the map for you where this happened. someone took the cadillac seville that the little girl was in. the parent went inside to pay for gas. the car was gone when he came out. and they did find the little girl safe, scared but safe at 41st -- in fact let me pull this up here. they found her at an intersection at 41st and let me see, i think it was -- here we

go, 41st and roosevelt is where they found here. christien kafton is open the scene right now. the little girl was five years old. they are still looking for the cadillac. we will have a report from the scene coming up. let's go out and take a look at the traffic now on 80 westbound as you come up to the macarthur maze. no major problems out toward the maze. and this morning's commute is okay at the toll plaza westbound. quick check of the weather with steve. >> all right, sal, thank you and a good morning to you all. look at the fog, low clouds plenty there. you probably noticed it yesterday. still hot for some but for many a much cooler day. thunderstorms really developed over the high country, probably more lee side today. low clouds, cooler and breezy, 50s, 60s and 70s for many. santa rosa 72, go 70 today, 60 yesterday in san francisco not

much change, 59, walnut creek actually from 78 to 76, 65 oakland, no change there, 73 san jose, should be 85. 50s on the temperatures right now, upper 50s san jose, palo alto 58, 59, system moving to the north, there you see the thunderstorm activity drifting toward the east as that system carves itself out -- [ inaudible ] >> -- week and that will only be inland, not on the coast. so low overcast, sunny, breezy, cooler conditions, 50s, 60s by the beaches, 60s, 70s around the bay, then upper 70s, low to mid 80s even well inland unless you are in lake county then probably still 90s. you need much more than fog to cool down -- [ inaudible ] >> -- thursday-friday. >> all right. steve, thank you. time now 6:49.

we now have more information about that kidnapping we have been following and sal was just telling you about. let's go right to christian cast ton at the police station. what do you know? >> reporter: we are here at the police station. we hope to get a briefing relatively soon. here is what we know so far. the five-year-old girl is now safe and sound. we saw her and we saw her very briefly with a couple of police officers in the area of 41st and barrett, as soon as saw us those officers moved away. her father was trying to fill up around 5:30 this morning. when he got out to pay someone stole his car with the little girl inside. there was obviously tense moments. she turned up a short time later and was dropped off at 41st and roosevelt.

and again we were at 41st and barrett. we saw a couple of police officers there, a police suv and a cruiser with a little girl. those officers moved away shortly after we arrived on scene. we came here trying to learn more information about this case. we do have a vehicle description. let's show you similar vehicle. we are hearing the car was a cadillac seville, this again is a photo of a similar vehicle and we have a more detailed description of this vehicle in particular. this cadillac has 22 inch gold rims and disabled license plates. that plate number is 5-3-0-1-d- d-p. if you have any information about where that car is or who took it richmond police want to hear from you again. the news that we are hearing now is that the five-year-old girl who was in the back of that voak is now in police custody. we are waiting to hear whether or not she has been reunited

with her father. we will continue to monitor this and bring you all the details as they occur. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for that update. 6:51. later today bp's board of directors will meet but the company says no final decision has been made about management changes. there have been reports suggesting that tony hayward will hoof the company. the british media reports he is negotiating the terms of his departure before bp reports second quarter earnings tomorrow. checking in on wall street. a live look at the big board as expected, quiet was fairly flat in your this morning. most of the comments were positive after those stress tests were done but many analysts say the test is not stringent enough. we do have earnings once again

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all right. time now 6:56. let's go right to tori to see what is coming up on morings on two. >> good morning, in minutes we will get the latest on that frightening incident at a gas station where a car was stole n with a child inside. she was found unharmed. our crew is gathering more information. we will find out if commuters can expect more delays open ac transit and when there may be

movement to resolve the dispute and also go live to the gulf to check on efforts to sale that oil leak. and what police are doing this week concerning their response to the mayhem following the bart shooting verdict. those stories and more on morings on two. now back to you on the morning news. >> thanks, tori, we will see you then, another quick look at traffic this morning with sal. >> right now traffic is getting busier but has not reached critical mass just yet. let's go outside. i want to show you 280 northbound up to highway 17. that looks good. northbound 17 also looking good. westbound 237 stop and go traffic pat the 880 enterchange. at the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is light. here is steve. >> lots of low clouds and fog. temperatures coming down for many today as the sea breeze has decided to move well inland past the delta. so cooler wednesday and a rebound inland but not on the coast thursday and friday but be low average temperatures for

many. >> okay. welcome back -- [overlapping speakers] add. >> -- for mornings on 2. we want to take you out to antioch this morning. overnight violent, three separate shootings in one hour and one of them -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- live from richmond. we have been telling you about a kidnapping at a gas station this morning. a child was inside the car at the time. we will bring you all 3 latest. stay exactly where you are, mornings on 2 comes your way next. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.