good morning. we have the weather numbers here. we will have a live look at the five-day forecast in a minute.

and here is a look at traffic. if you make your way onto the macarthur maze or berkeley, traffic back ups. and on is san mateyo bridge, bun westbound lane is shut down. joining us live the claudine long who is at the san mateyo bridge to tell us more about how this happened and what are the engineers doing right now. claudine? re. yes. we are son the san mateyo bridge. we can show you the problem area on the bridge. coned off right now. located as you head up on the incline westbound on the bridge. the problem is actually underneath the bridge. to deal with the problem, they have one lane shut down. you can see people are still moving through there quite well at this hour. we expect the change to show as the traffic picks up with the

morning commute. cal tran is hoping everyone will avoid this if possible. take the bay or dumbarton bridges. if you have to traveling across the bridge, this is what you will look at as you come across. this is video we shot as you drive across the westbound direction this morning. you hit the cones and then you see it coned off. it stops after you get up and over the incline, but you know with a morning commute, that is all it takes to cause a problem. there is a 10-inch crack in the 30-foot long wish-boned shaped steel beam right before the incline on the under side of the bridge. that was found on a routine inspection of the bridge, but they have to fix it. it is part of a retro fit that went in nine years ago. they need metal plates to fix it and that all takes time. peel we talked to about the

morning -- people would talked to about the morning commute weren't happy about it. >> the bridge commutes is always terrible but this is worse. the whole quality of life, it affects it all. it is a real pain. >> definitely. how does this happen? cal tran needs to do something about it. >> reporter: well, they will do something about it, but not until later today. you are looking back live at the san mateyo bridge. again, at the problem area here, you can see the cones shutting across. this is what you will see more of. the long jam starts right there as people go through it. that is just going to get worse as more and more commuters head out here for their morning commute. again, cal tran is now waiting for two steel plate that is will be made above and below

the crack. the plates will not be done until this afternoon. that is why you don't see any construction crews working there this morning to fix it. they can't. they need to get the plates, and wait to find out what caused the problem. the long term issue of this track is something they are trying to address right now. they will get that done this afternoon, but first we have to get through the morning. live on the san mateyo bridge, ktvu fox 2 morning news. >> you may remember the bay bridge had a similar problem where's year but on a much -- problem last year but on a much larger scale. a crack was found on a i-bar. the steel i bar could fall on the bridge, so it had to be shut down for almost a week. a $14 million fix was made in december. a mother accused of a horrifying crime is still in the hospital this morning. 28-year-old monica christine mccarrick fatally stabbed her

twin 3-year-old daughters before trying to take her own life. police say the tragic incident happened tuesday night at the paradise valley apartments on north texas boulevard. the young mother is accused of setting their apartment on fire. neighbors saw the smoke and broke down the apartment door, trying to help. >> we entered the room and there was so much smoke and heat, there was no point risking our lives, trying to get in there, not knowing who or what else was in there. >> homicide investigators believe the twin girls were killed before the fire started. the children's mother will be trance sported to -- transported to the solano county jail. and clerks and bartenders at the hilton union square watched off the job wednesday morning and promise to continue the strike until next tuesday morning.

they have been working without a contract and hotel guests are in the middle of it. >> no room service. so san torial staff. >> do they clean the rooms? >> they just did. >> reporter: right now the hotel is being run by managers. workers from other hotels and 400 replacement workers. the hilton's general manager says the strike won't resolve any contract issues, but he will ask the union to resume contract talks within two weeks. now, ktvu fox 2 morning news learned the hilton waikiki in hawaii may be on strike today. it has 1500 pleas and is the largest hilton hotel in the world. students at james logan high school in union city may be exposed to tuberculosis, after one of their classmates tested positive. we are live with that story now. >> reporter: good morning. i want to let you know there are two different stories about who is positive, whether or not it is a student or somebody

associated with the school. now, the first people to arrive here at the school is usually a custodian. the custodian is a little concerned because he is family at home and right now there is a little uncertainty. a letter went out to parents last week telling them about the active case of tb. the letter is dated october 8th and mentioned nothing about 500 students needing to be tested for a bacterial disaster. there is a accomplished -- disease. there is a accomplished report claiming 500 people need to be tested. a spokesperson says "an individual associate we had the school" has been identified as an active carrier. parent will be notified in writing tomorrow if their child need to be tested for exposure to tb, and whether the person is merely associate we had the school or an employee is a big

difference. the back tearial properties could be spread from cuffing, sneezing or singing. it can cause fever, night chills and sweats. people being tested could be higher than a person with reduced contact. that is why i mention the quote about an individual associate we had the school. i will give a call to the is spokesperson in a minute and hopefully get more information for my next report. reporting live, ktvu fox 2 morning news. san jose fire officials are expected to announce a major break in an uninvolved arson at trace elementary school. the fire back in july destroyed 16 classroom in the school building. now the san jose mercury is reporting two teenagers have been arrested in the case, but so far police have not confirmed any arrests. right now, 6:09. lots to talk about, particularly with the san mateyo bridge. >> reporter: that is right. we found out yesterday engineers discover add crack

during a routine inspection of the bridge, so they shut down one westbound lane. you can see a map of the san mateyo bridge. a little back up there. this acts as where they found the crack. the westbound commute this morning will be a little hairy. you can see the slow down in the opposite direction. not sure why that is. but as an alternative route, use the bay bridge or dumbarton bridge instead. let's take a live look at the bay bridge. you can see the toll plaza is getting a little backed up there. give yourself a little extra time. the metering lights should be going on in the next 10 minutes. let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing nicely into san francisco. 6:10s. here is steve. >> thank you. good morning. yesterday, if you were one of these four locations, sfo, oakland airport, richmond or san jose and you said, man,

it feels like a record high, well, it was. a hot week for sfo. the northwest cooled down because it comes over water, but it has been over north, northwest. 1978 was the high of 92. that broke the old mark of 89 in 1961. richmond 92. also a record and san jose 1993 tried a record from 1991. a few high clouds coming up from south to north, stretching from san jose. they are retaining the heat. temperatures in the city have gone up since 4:00 in the morning. ocean beach 56. twin peaks 68 degrees. marie in a district and fort mason 60. 6 in san francisco. the temperatures are going up. 0 on a high today -- 80 on a

high today. a seabreeze will kick in hopefully. fog by the coast -- not necessarily on by by. worm to hot inland. 60s, through 90s, again. 64 in the city. san jose 64. berkeley 63. palo alto 60. eureka 46. monterey 48. cooler for some in the mountains. 70s and 80s in the valley and in the dessert. the system will eventually bring cooler weather but right now it looks like a tall order. more likely tomorrow. cooler by the coast. fair conditions. high clouds warm to hot. very little breeze right now. later today maybe. 60s through 90s again. another day of very warm temperatures. the fog is on its way. it will be here tomorrow and cool down again saturday. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sunday and monday and much cooler. >> thank you, steve. well, a record was set over the summer, but it is a sad

one. what happened that affects thousands of families across the country? and five years after the hunting accident, the man shot by vice president dick cheney is asked whether the vice president has ever personally apologized. i will tell you what he has to say coming up as the morning news continues.

welcome back to morning news. a record number of homes were taken over by banks over the summer. 288,000 properties were lost to

foreclosure from july to september, making it the worst 3 month period since 2006, when the bottom dropped out of the housing market. analysts say many will be challenged in court because many banks are accused of takes possession of the homes without proper examination of the documents. time now 6:15. california residents have less than a week to vote in the november elections. the registration deadline is midnight monday. election officials say almost 17 million californians have registered. 6.5million more are eligible. the general election is on november 2nd. well, oakland's largest news reporter announced its endorsement in the mayor's race. the oakland tribune is endorsing counsel woman, rebecca kaplan. she has the best intellect, fresh ideas and the ability to

work with diverse groups. they say to vote for the others in that order... if you are voting by mail in the november election, be sure to check your postage. many voters will get multiple ballots, requiring extra powe damage. alameda is -- extra postage. alameda county is sending out 3 and the postage will be increased to 78¢. we want to remind voters how much postage is needed. sarah palin is making an appearance in the bay area today. she is expected to speak at the liberty and bay area freedom forum at 3:00 this afternoon. it will be followed by a vip

reception and dinner. we are learning new details about the hunting accident back in 2006 when then vice president dick cheney accidentally shot one of his companions. we have new information about the extend of the victim's injuries -- extent of the victim's injuries. good morning, allison. >> reporter: that is right. we are learning harry wittington was possibly closer to death and his injuries more dire than anyone knew after he was shot by dick cheney five years ago. the 82-year-old texas lawyer did an extensive interview with the washington post. he already reported he had a mild heart attack, but is also revealing he had a collapsed lung and underwent invasive surgery after the accident and the rifle shot just barely missed his corotid artery. >> thankfully harry wittington is on the meant and doing very

well. >> reporter: as for whether vice president dick cheney personally apologized, wittington won't say. he said they were only acquaintances at the time and exchanged a few christmas cards since then. for now, live in d.c., allison burns, ktvu fox 2 morning news. we have to talk about the commute. big problem to be concerned about on the san mateyo bridge. >> reporter: that is right. we will be talking about this all morning long. the san mateyo bridge. try to avoid it if you need to go westbound. this is a live look from the chopper. this is a section on the high- rise where engineers yesterday discovered a crack in the beam. they are working to repair it. while they do, one lane is shut down. that is going to cause a little jam there on the bridge, especially as the commute wears on this morning. so, what we are advicing folks to do, what cal tran is

suggesting commuters do is take the bay bridge or dumbarton bridge instead. we don't know how long the repair wills take, but we are hoping by the end of the day they will be completed. it is possible it could last through tomorrow, as well. we will keep you posted. all right. now we will take a live look at 280 in san jose. traffic looking good here. no worries. a lile further north the macarthur maze getting backed up as folks make their way through the toll plaza. but so far, so good. here is steve. a mild morning. a lot of high clouds streaming up, retaining some heat from yesterday. lows not as cool. a little system sphynxing up, but really not doing much. really warm air in place. the system left to your screen will get here, but not before only patchy fog on the coast. muggy side here as we get clouds streaming in.

look at mt. tam. 77. very warm air. some of the higher elevations near 80 degrees. lafayette 56. bethel island 60 the. it will take another day or two. getting closer. high winds out today. 80s and low to mid-90s expect right by the water edge where it is 60s through 80s. san francisco is actually been going up the past couple of hours. nice to hot today. fog back friday. starting a cool down saturday. much cooler under partly cloudy skies sunday and monday. the labor department reports the number of people filing for unemployment insurance for the first time jumped last week. the new numbers in this morning. 402,000 people filed for initial jobless benefits last week, up 13,000 from the week before. analysts expected the number to drop. continuing claims did drop by 112,000 to 4.4 million. the bay area's two ikea

stores are about to get a green upgrade. the company is putting solar panels on eight of its facilities in california, including the stores in east palo alto and emoryville. it uses green energy in many stores in canada. well, some of the 33 miners rescued in chile could get out of the hospital today. [ cheering and applause ] one has actually been offered a trip to a specific place right here in the u.s. then, another one got a romantic triangle to deal with. and new tests show alarmingly high levels of lead in children's products in local stores. and here is a live look at 680 at the bridge. more traffic coming up in just a bit. ocooer feoel cort eeit t totr r

and, if you are headed out the door this morning, here is a look at the bay area bridges. massive back up at the bay bridge. those metering lights are now on. give yourself an extra 15 minutes. and repairs on is san mateyo bridge will be causing delays, but so far so good.

and the golden bay bridge is looking good at this hour. some of the items came from the east coast in an east oakland wal-mart that includes a bag of beads that has 12 times the amount of lead as allowed. the that child's chair had lead content 60 times higher than legal. the center for environment health says other children's furniture and toys exceeded state and federal standards. researchers reported the lead- filled items to the state attorney general which is contacting the stores. well, some of the 33 miners rescued from the mine in chile may be able to leave the hospital today. [ cheering and applause ] >> loud cheers could be heard as each heiner was wheeled into the hospital. they are -- each miner was wheeled into the hospital. they will be given a complete

check up. win has pneumonia and two required dental surgery. one of the miners, 34-year-old edison penaa villarroel has been offered a free trip to elvis presley's home in tennessee. another miner, 50-year-old yonny barrios rojas has a few things to straighten out now that he is back on the surface. while barrios was underground, his wife and mistress discovered each other while the miner's families waited for the rescue. he sent a message up that he wanted both women to be there to great him, but only the mistress showed up. and we are learning about a contract the miners signed. one wrote a letter to his wife saying the men culted with a attorney and -- consulted with a attorney and drew up a

contract for lucrative deals. they made plan to jointly write a book about the more than two months they spent trapped in the mine. you can go to www.ktvu.com for portraits of all 33 miners rescued and see the continuing coverage of how they are recovering. some bay area students may have been exposed to a deadly disease. the school where hundred wills have to be tested for tuberculosis. if you can, avoid the san mateyo bridge this morning. you will want to do that. we will tell what the problem is and how long -- we will tell you what the problem is and how long it will take to fix. well, i love a deal on a designer bag as much as the next girl! love! i love love love! as a buyer for t.j.maxx, i'm always on the hunt.

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welcome back to the morning news. ringing the opening bell. school pride visiting the nasdaq this morning. looks like a pretty good day. we have some earnings coming

in. we also have talk of a takeover. we will talk about that in just a moment. but, the numbers overnight in asia and europe were pretty good. so, we will see what happens as we get -- there we go. starting to head lower. we will watch throughout the morning. >> all right. we will go ahead and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us on the ktvu fox 2 morning news thursday, october 14th. i am dave corn. >> and i am pam coke. we have claudia long monitoring the situation on the san mateyo bridge. what are crews doing to fix this problem, claudine? you have done the this before on another bridge, claudine. >> reporter: we have. and we learned sometimes the fix takes time. that is the case today as they wait for steel plate to fix the problem. i want to show you where the problem is on the san mateyo

bridge. they are talking about a crack right underneath the incline. you can see the coned up section of the bridge over there. they cannot open the lane because they are waiting to fix the problem. as you can see from the cars slowing down right as they cross that area, when you take away one lane of traffic in a morning commute, it is going to mess up your commute. there is no getting around it. i want to show you a look from chopper 2 at the bridge this morning. you can see traffic is still moving right now. but cal tran, everyone suggested if you can avoid this bridge this morning, do that. take the dumbarton bridge or bay bridge. there problem was discovered last night. didn't affect the evening commute because it was in the opposite direction. when they discovered the crack in the beam, a long, wish- boned shape beam about 30 feet long, they realized they could

have to leave the lane shut down. the solution is to put two steel plates on it and they have to be made. that is why there is a delay in getting the lane backed open. that won't be done until this afternoon, probably. we have talked to commuter this is morning. some very unhappy about hearing of the problem. others are taking it in stride. >> something as complex of building a bridge that long, you are bound to have structural problems. you are bound to have engineering problems. so, before we had the bridges, you can imagine what it was like to get around the bay if you wanted to go up to the city. >> what it could lead to long term is having serious problems. there was no danger of immediate catastrophic failure, but there are no unimportant parts of the bridge, so, when you find a crack like this, you do have to take immediate action. >> reporter: looking back live at the san mateyo bridge, as you can see, things are jamming up a bit. we expect that to get worse

that morning goes on. we will continue to monitor the situation, but, again, if you don't have to take the san mateyo bridge this morning, don't. time knoll 6:33. hundreds of high school students in union city have have to be tested for tuberculosis. a student at james logan high school tested positive for the disease. the student is being treated and is no longer on the campus. the school and alameda county district are working to identify any students most at risk. the oakland tribune reports 500 students will have to be tested next week. oakland is seeking an injunction against a narrow toreius street gang in an effort to crack down on violent crime, covering an area between 21st avenue and high street below brookdale avenue.

the 42 gang members targeted by the injunction would be prohibited from carrying guns and hanging out with each other. they would also be under curfew. one self professed gang member we talked to said the crackdown would make little difference. >> it don't matter to me and i don't think it matter to anybody else. they are not going to stop what i am doing, you know? >> city leaders say the targeted gang has been involved in 35 shootings this year alone. the injunction still has to be approved by the alameda county supreme court. time now 6:35. there will be a hearing to review another injunction filed against a noh oakland gang back in june. this targets 15 known gang members in an area east of nor telegraph avenue. some have been as opposed to the injunction, claiming it is racial profiling and plan to stage a rally outside today.

a man tried to abduct a toddler. a woman was walking with her one-year-old daughter on monterey road tuesday, when the man showed in this police sketch pushed her and grabbed for the child. the woman was able to fight him off. the police describe the man at latino, in his 20s or 30s, about 5'9" with dark hair. he work a mechanic's jump suit. we have the first official report on the federal government on the san bruno pipeline explosion. the ntsb says a power glitch cause add surge surge in pressure, and that caused a valve system to malfunction moment before the deadly explosion and fire. last night a pg&e spokesman was in south san francisco and answered pretty tough questions about last month's disaster. >> the main thing i am concerned about is upping the pressure and having shut off

valve, or some type of shut off valve that is work before the thing blows up. >> we understand all the concerns they cans may have in the wake of the -- concerns that folks may have in the wake of the tragedy. this is a terrible tragedy that shouldn't have happened. we are working with the in the suspend to get to the bottom of exactly what -- work with the in the suspend, to get to the bottom of exactly what happened. >> today the commissioners will examine the ntsb report. you can read the whole report yourself by going to the channel 2 website at www.ktvu.com. 6:37 is the time. back over to tara watching the commute. of course, the san mateyo bridge. >> yes. claudine long has been out there all morning live, give us reports. the westbound lane has been shut down due to emergency repairs from the bridge.

this is a shot from chopper 2. not too bad when you are approach the plaza, but then it start to bunch up where the lane closure happens. we are not sure how long it will take. we hope it is fixed by the end of the day, and certainly by tomorrow's commute. it starts there. you can see where the headlights and taillights, underneath where the repairs will be occurring soon. there are a couple of cones set up there where the one lane is blocked. that is causing delays right now. if you need to take the san mateyo bridge, it would really be a good idea to take the bay or dumbarton bridges instead. let's take a live look at 237. this is also an option for you moderate to get from one side of the bay to the other if you need to. right now not looking too bad westbound as you drive toward sunnyvale. this is a look at the bay

bridge incline. you may be experiencing a lot more folks on the bay bridge due to the problem with the san mateyo. give yourself extra time no matter which bridge you are using this morning. >> thank you. very calm and still. even hayward and napa airports say a little hint of north, to northeast winds about 3 to 5 miles per hour. ocean beach, looking east, still an east wind. the west wind has not kicked in. it is getting closer but after yesterday's highs, would not be surprised if we set a record high. 92 yesterday. oakland airport 92. richmond 92. san jose 93. tied a record high going back to 1901 when it was also 93 degrees. more records. still conditions. high clouds drifting up, retaining a little heat. overnight lows running warmer. the system left of the screen is getting closer. high pressure definitely in place today.

warm temperatures. a few high clouds floating around. no big deal but they are there. ocean beach 56. marina district 58. the valley 64. twin peak 68. that is really warm. no breeze i can find at all. 80 in the city. might hit that by noon. i am banking on a little seabreeze late today but another always difficult call in downtown san francisco. very still conditions there now. napa 94 yesterday. 91 today. 86 oakland. san jose 93 to 90 today. look at mt. tam. a whole lot of higher elevations warm. can't cool down when it is that warm. 48 monterey and 46 eureka. somebody is cool.

patchy at best with the fog. today 60s through 80s by the beaches. 80s to mid-90s inland. tomorrow we will cool down. partly cloudy and much cooler on sunday and monday. >> all right, steve. time now 6:40. a new development in yahoo's attempt to gain ground on its competitors, but what other companies are tacking about doing. and the transgender woman saying the lpga is discriminating against her fight to compete, next.

well, good morning. welcome back. here is a look at top stories we are following for you. the young fairfield mother accused of the horrifying crime is still in the hospital this morning. police say 28-year-old monica christine mccarrick fatally stabbed her twin 3-year-old daughters before trying to take her own life. a strike at the san francisco hilton hotel at union square is scheduled to last until tuesday. but the hilton's general manager says he will ask the union to go back to the bargaining table within the next two weeks. and the arson at trace elementary school destroyed 16 class rooms. we are getting reports that two teenagers have been arrested in connection with that case. this morning, some of the

world's top female golfers will tee off at the blackhawk country club in danville. but one player will not be taking part in today's tournament. we are live with the details of the story. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. a transgender woman says she doesn't want the lpga to stop the tournament being held here today at blackhawk, but she doesn't want any future tournament to be held until this matter is settled. live in danville this morning where the lpga is shareholderring a tournament at blackhawk -- is holding a tournament at blackhawk. no men are allowed to play. but one man that underwent surgery five years ago to become a woman says it is unfair and the rules are keeping her out. lana lawless has taken her case to court, and instead of the playing on the green today, she is defending what she says is her right to play.

she won the long drive championship a couple years ago, but then the lpga changed the rule to say a golfer must be female to compete. >> i will stand up for my rights and the rights of all transwomen to be seen as what we are. >> reporter: the lawsuit lawless files contains the olympics and european golf association allows women to compete and there so no competitive edge to once being nail. she says golf is a game of skill, not fin necessary. and in another news, we are watches iranian president, who will be in the israeli border.

he will be in lebanon in his first state visit there. he gave a speech at the university earlier today and later he will tour the borr area between lebanon and israel. that has led to a suggest by a -- suggestion by a member of israel's leadership that there may be need for action if threatening war to israel. and a council says he is convinced the taliban is ready to forecast peace after nine years of war in afghanistan. he says the taliban has not completely rejected the idea of forecasting a nonmilitary -- negotiating a nonmilitary solution to the war. joe biden says it is time to put an end to the political rumors about 2012. he says president obama has officially asked him to run again on the democratic presidential ticket. there were reports the president was going to dump biden and choose secretary of state hillary clinton in the next presidential election. and moving forward with a widely criticized project at city hall. the budget and finance

committee set aside $600,000 yesterday to build a wheelchair ramp in the supervisors chambers where the board president it is. the project has come under fire not only for the price tag but because many say it wouldn't be used very often. the full board will vote on the plan on tuesday. strange, shiny objects hovering over new york city sparking wild explanations about ufo's. you take a look. this is a picture of the shiny object. police say they reported several calls about the shiny object in the sky. flight officials put the radars on it but didn't find anything in the area. they say those objects were probably balloons. not long after the first sightings, messages began appearing on twitter connecting the citings from a report of a retired nor rad officer

predicting the ufo reports would buzz the city on october 13th. police looking for a atm stolen from a hospital. they took pictures of a man walk into tadoctor's medical center with a hand cart. there were two thieves that made off with the atm through the same door. it happened between 12:30 and 1:00 a.m. last week. the hospital staff reported it missing a few hours later. we had traffic concerns about the san mateyo bridge. what is latest tara. >> reporter: sorry. telling the chopper to standby. we have a lot going on. the san mateyo bridge. we have been talking about it all morning long. we have live pictures. engineers discovered a crack in the beam underneath the bridge yesterday during a routine inspection, so they have shut down one of the westbound lanes. here is a look at the toll plaza where it seems traffic is moving well through that area. but when you get to the section

where they shut off one of the lanes, it is getting backed up. you want to give yourself from time. cal tran is advicing that folks use the bay or dumbarton bridge instead. you can see right here it seem to be moving along nicely. once before you hit the high- rise, it starts to get backed up right there where one of those lanes have been shut down. you can see all the folks on the bridge. this could be a real disaster. we don't know how long these repairs are going to take. we have been told 24 to 48 hours. that was at of yesterday, last night when they shut down the bridge. hopefully this will be fixed by tomorrow morning's commute. it is a nightmare right now and folks are in stop and go position right there. and adding to the situation here, we have a little sphynxout into the center divider, 880 south bound near the tole plaza. be aware of that. we will keep an eye on it for

you. up north, the bay bridge incline showing a shot there. you can see how many folks are on the bridge at this hour. the metering lights are on. give yourself extra time. a lot of folk will be using the bridge because of the san mateyo mess. just be' aware of that. 6:50. here is steve. a good morning to you. warm to hot day. very mild, calm conditions. a few high clouds drifting by. the fog is trying but not organized. good look at the clouds floating by, right there. not a big deal. retained some of the overnight warmth. the lows are running warmer than yesterday. mostly fair today. a lot of sunshine but occasionally some of the higher clouds. 60s, 70s by the coast. 90s inland. extremely warm air in the higher elevations. near 80 at about a thousand feet. 50s and 60s. san jose at 64. so is san francisco, which went from 62 to 64 from 4:00 to

6:00. the temperature is going up. no seabreeze there yet. 50s and 60s in the valley. 40s, 50s and # 0s up along the -- 60s up along the coast. the system left of the screen inches forward. it enhances later today, more likely tomorrow. warm to hot. very little breeze. what is there is a little component of offshore napa and hayward area, not much, but east northeast there. 90s away from the coast for one more day. once the fog kicks in friday it will start to cool down. much cooler saturday. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy by monday and noticeably cooler. >> all right. thank you, steve. well, bay area car maker tesla signed a deal to help develop a electric version of the toyota rav 4. it will receive $60 million to develop

a new crossover system for the vehicle. tesla is taking over part of a former plant in freemont partially owned by toyota. let's check in on wall street. numbers heading higher or morally indicated because of what happen -- originally indicated because of what happened overnight overseas, europe and asia. good reports coming in in the u.s. disappointing weekly job number coming in, though, this week. inflation reports coming in that are taking things down a bit right now. taking a live look at the big board. the dow down 10 point to 1,085. yahoo may be a takeover target for the 2nd time in three years. aol is talking with potential partners to buy yahoo. the sun i based company rejected a $47 million buy outfrom microsoft two years ago. well, how do you help

people that won't want help? we will tell you about people getting aggressive to make one bay area park safer.

welcome back to the morning news. coming up next in minutes on "mornings on 2", a problem causing delays on the san mateyo bridge could cause concern among drivers on many parts of the bay area. we will continue live coverage throughout the morning.

new tests show one of the area's biggest damns could -- dams could collapse, leading to big catastrophe. sarah palin is here for a fundraiser that could attract big crowds. and hundreds of bay area students affected by a health report. a live report on that. and there will be more aggressive action to remove homeless people in the park. the homeless people is down to 50 thanks to sweeps of the park. but those remaining are moving deeper into the park and make it more difficult to find them. officials say many have mental health issues or substance abuse problems. a new government report says latino here in the u.s. can expect to outlive white americans by more than two years. the researchers call it the latino pair doctors, because

it is a -- paradox, because it is a population with many poor and under educated people. the first report calculates the life expectancy of latino in the u.s. latino immigrants are among the healthiest from their nations which will probably contribute to their longevity. well, as we have been reporting, it is a bumpy ride for drivers on the san mateyo bridge. we are out there this morning covering the problems. and union problems at san francisco's largest hotel. this is a picture of the picket lines. all this coming up on "mornings on 2". stay with us.