fatally shooting a three-month- old baby will be in court today. the big decision that will effect how this case proceeds. voting to fix san francisco roads. the bumpy decision voters face this november. the morning news continues. good morning, thank you for joining us on this wednesday, june 8th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. everybody is loving steve paulson right now. >> i don't know about that, dave. we do have many happy people yesterday once that sun bloke broke through. we will see that again today. it takes a little longer coast and bay. we have a no doubt about it sea breeze. a lot of 70s inland after that fog burns off. 60s closer to the bay. now here is an update on your traffic with sal. >> it's nice and easy here on interstate 880. you'll see traffic is moving

well northbound which is on the right pardon me and southbound which son the left. also this morning we are look at traffic on san francisco's freeways system northbound 101 looks good. let's go back to the desk. the mayor of alameda is taking action in response to that now infamous memorial day incident at a beach. jade hernandez tells us how the mayor is stepping in. >> reporter: we are live at crown beach this morning and the city mayor says what happened here along this beach will never happen again. >> i am sick at heart for mr. raymond and his family. you know and all the people who are on the beach that day including public safety. >> reporter: we spoke to the mayor of alameda right after last nights city council meeting. she told us the city would

create a web page. on it the transcribed 911 tape. he died after emergency responders waited on shore. the passer by eventually pulled the man to shore. they say they were not certified in shore base rescue. as for police, the 300-pound man was considered suicidal and possibly armed and dangerous. at last nights city council meeting many came forward to speak out about the tragedy. and coming up we will have more about why they say the drowning death seemed due to a political stance taken by emergency responders and why they feel this tragedy should not have happened. reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. your time now 6:02 and this morning two fires two of them in the berkeley hills are being

investigated as suspicious. let's take a look at the first fire. this is on cragmont avenue. firefighters responded to a car fire and then on the way they saw another fire. this fire was burning next to the front door of a house. >> it seemed like both started about the same time. or very close to the same time. so we are investigating that to see if there is any connection to the two fires. >> well now berkeley police and firefighters are investigating a possibility of arson. luckily no one was hurt in the fires. if you have any information about this, contact berkeley police. yet another early morning fire in marin county is also under investigation. this one started just after midnight at a home on cypress avenue. firefighters rushed here to the scene. you can see there was damage but we haven't heard of if anyone was hurt in this.

the cause of the fire is still under investigation. take a look at what is left of a car that was found fully engulfed in flames last night. this car was found about 11:00 on the union pacific railroad tracks at douglas and kerwin avenue. all of this is under investigation. all lanes are now open on highway 101 in palo alto. that is after a pedestrian was hit and killed. it happened just hours ago near the oregon expressway. three southbound lanes were shut down shortly after that crash. the cause is still under investigation. our time is now 6:04. a teenager accused of a fatal shooting will be charged as an adult. that decision could be made today. the 16-year-old in the plaid shirt there.

they were arrested in connection to that shooting. the older of the two young men was the main shooter. that infant is zach garcia was shot when his family was driving home from a baby shower. they think the shooting was a case of mistaken identity. tomorrow a memorial service will be held for the three- month-old. it will be held at the wood side chapel in redwood city. any donations can be made about a wells fargo bank. americans shouldn't panic about the sudden slow down in job growth. coming up we will have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with the latest polynumbers showing how americans feel about the president handling of the economy. and the senate votes today on whether to limit fees that stores have to pay to banks and credit card companies every time a debt card is swiped. today's vote is an effort to

block a federal reserve proposal to limit debt card swipe fees to 12 cents per transaction. time now 6:50. voters in richmond rejected a proposed sales tax hike. it would increase richmond sales tax to 9.75% to 10.25%. the richmond city council was counting on that measure passing to help balance the city's budget. in a special election in hercules voters voted to recall the mayor joan ward and councilman donald kuhne. voters chose william wilkins to replace mayor ward. a plan to redevelop treasure island could get under way by next year. san francisco board of supervisors voted 11-0 to

approve the $1.5 billion upgrade for the naval base. it includes 8,000 new homes special commercial and office space. the board is expected to get final approval next week. it will now be up to voters to decide on a bond measure to fix san francisco streets opinion they voted yesterday to place a $248 million road improvement bond on the november ballot. city officials are counting on the bonds approval to invest an extra $53 million in street repairs next fiscal year. time now 6:07. let's go to sal. what is happening at the toll plaza? >> it's getting busier head into the city. there is a little bit of slow traffic here. in a few minutes they will turn the metering lights on. people will be waiting at the toll splay. also this morning if we are look agent san francisco commute northbound 101 coming into downtown san francisco it

looks nice. no major problems. there is a giants game today in san francisco. remember that. it's about 12:45 this afternoon. the morning drive looks good. 6:07 let's go to steve. hey, sal. real quick. i was watching the reds and the cubs last night. the reds announcers were ecstatic leaving cincinnati coming to san francisco because it's so much cooler. also i should add that it will be 95 in new york city today and 98 tomorrow. incredible heat while we sit here with the fog and cool. at least we had the sun yesterday. i i did it for you. i just felt it was time. that will burn off and give us breezy. for those of you suffering from

the pollen count you can't blame the tree. you can't blame the weeds but boy you can blame the grasses. way up there. and trees are expected to go up over the next couple of days. our pattern is cool here in the west. and then i don't see much change. slightly warmer tomorrow. the weekend looks good. a june pattern for us. we don't have the june gloom. we do have the low overcast. that gloom would be -- we do get a southwest wind. livermore is overcast. fairfield says clear. concord has partly cloudy skies. that is pretty cool. san rafael 52. for this time of year that is pretty cool. livermore target forecast overcast. at least last check. we will go 65 and then sunny and 75. that is it. that is below average. high pressure will give us a

slight warm up tomorrow and then that system will work its way into the northwest of us. fog cools. sunny and breezy. 70s inland. 60s by the coast. 50s, 60s, and 70s still slightly below average for inland areas. i mean san jose, santa rosa, concord. clouds, sun, thursday. slightly warmer. about the same friday, sat, and sunday. did you hang out with bono last night. last night fans were given 360 degrees of u2. they were happien the -- they were happy. fans started lining up at 6:00 a.m. to get a seat. they were supposed to perform last summer but bono had that back injury and couldn't perform. that lead to emergency surgery and delayed their tour. >> that was done in germany and very, very successfully.

he has come back with as much bigger and excitement as he's always had. >> earlier this week ktvu news had a sneak peek of the tour and setting up everything. it's called the claw. that stage is custom built to allow the band to play 360 degrees to the whole crowd. >> perfect. it is every parents nightmare. what two young bay area girls say about who tried to lure them into a van. also months before the congressman weiner scandal broke the messages an online fan group was saying.

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good morning, to you. welcome back. now we are hearing a small online conservative group was warning women on twitter three months ago to be wary of new york congressman anthony weiner. according to the new york times they noticed weiner was on twitter following many women on his twitter account. the conservative group contacted some of the women and warned them be careful of weiner. in at least one case weiner stopped contacting a woman identified by this group indicating he probably knew his online activities were being watched. this week as you know congressman weiner admitted he sent lewd photos to women online. president obama is

announcing some new initiatives to boost manufacturing jobs this morning. but as ktvu alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, more americans are losing confidence in how he is hands ling the economy. >> that is right. in just a couple hours president obama will be going to a community college in virginia to talk about an initiative that partners private companies with colleges to better prepare students for the manufacturing jobs of the future. it comes after 6-10 americans have a negative view of how the president is handling the economy and they don't think the recovery has begun. but during a news conference yesterday president obama said he's not worried about a double dip recession that americans should not panic and the recovery will take time. >> recovering from that kind of body blow takes time. and recovery will be uneven. and there will be times when we

are making progress but people are still skiddish and nervous. >> reporter: prior to last weeks disappointings report, the u.s. economy experienced three months of robust growth but still his opponents are taking aim. aisle have more on -- i'll have more on that in an hour. for now we are live in washington, d.c.. police in texas are searching for a psychic. this is video from a rural area where police received a tip from a self-proclaimed psychic that a mass grave of 30 children were hidden at a nearby farmhouse. after an extensive search involving cadaver dogs and the fbi. nothing was found. when the person called back with detailed knowledge of the farmhouse including blood on the back door, police grew suspicious. they are searching for the woman who called. 6:16. back here at home san leandro police are searching for two teenage girls accused of luring

two children into the van promising them candy. an eight-year-old and a nine- year-old told police they were walking at an intersection of carry drive sunday afternoon when they approached them and said they had candy in the nearby van. they ignored the teenagers and walked i way. one is 16 years old asian with short black hair. the other one was also about 16 years old, white, with straight shoulder length blond hair. we are getting new information about the woman's who's body was found in am garbage bag. the coroner identified the victim as maria orozco. the coroner says she died from trauma from the head. if you have any information please contact the sunnyvale

police department. time now 6:17. japan now acknowledging it was unprepared for a nuclear accident like the big one caused by the earthquake and tsunami. this is all part of a 750 page report that japan is submitting to the watchdog agency. workers hoped to shut down the reactors by early next year. that accident forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate from neighborhoods around the nuclear plant 37 the first tropical storm of the hurricane season is swirling in the eastern pacific. tropical storm adrian has winds of 60 miles an hour. that storm is 350 miles south of mexico but appears to be moving away from land. a new bill addressing the threat of rising sea levels in some bay area cities. this includes cities that contain the san francisco and oakland airports and the ports of oakland and redwood city. the bill requires an action plan in place by 2013 to deal

with storm surges and flooding. experts say sea levels will drastically rise by the end of the century. cal tran wants to test out a plan to use cameras that catch people that don't pay to use the toll lane. there are specific spots where they can get into the toll lane. the entry points charge tolls to the fast track accounts. however some drivers sneak into the toll lanes after the charge point. while the cameras would identify those cars and later send notices of unpaid tolls. if this test works, fines could be put into place. 6:19 is the time. let's go back to sal for a look at traffic. >> good morning, to you. i think we are starting off well this morning if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks good if you are driving into the city.

if you are taking -- this mornings roads look good. if you are driving upen the peninsula, remember there is giants game at 12:45. last game of the giants and the washington nationals. the reds are in tomorrow or i'm sorry friday. steve, save me. >> i think that are in for a four game. i think so. nationals today. after the fog burns up upper 50s and 60s. we have no problem getting fog so far this young season. there is plenty out there. once it burns off it will billion very similar to yesterday. low clouds in the morning. 50s on your temps right now. high pressure will build over us a little tomorrow. that will give us a slight

warmup. the system will move into the north of us and give us a cool down. fog or low clouds. cool out there. sunny and then breezy. fog takes awhile to peel back. 50s, 60s and 70s. temperatures continue to run below average. we are gradually warming up. clouds and sun. warmer thursday. about the same friday. slight warmup looks like sunday into monday. this morning the price of crude oil is falling. it's now about $98 a barrel. down almost $1 from yesterday. the drop comes as oh peck ministers are meeting in vienna. saudi arabia has said it reports a price between 70-80 a barrel. nintendo's newest version of the wii includes a touch screen controller, front facing camera, microphone, and two speakers. the wii u will also broadcast in high def and 3d.

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good morning, right now traffic is moving along nicely along northbound 101. just a reminder today is a day dame at at & t park. the game starts at 12:45. it ends at 3:00 so if you are leaving san francisco later, you will be dealing with baseball traffic. let's go back to the desk. take a look at this the driver of the big rig being sued after a horrifying crash. one man was seriously hurt in this. all caught on tape. you can see the big rig it toppled on top of a pickup truck. the 60-year-old driver of that

truck had a broken neck and crushed bones. he's suing the truck company $4 million to pay for his medical bills. it's called the wallow fire. now it's more than twice the size of chicago. this fire has burned more than 480 square miles. destroyed ten structures and forced evacuations as you can imagine. it's being blamed on an unintended campfire. a massive fire at a historic mill in rhode island sent one firefighter to the hospital. this started around 7:30 last night. flames and the plumes of smoke. you can see this from miles away. all of the city's 125 firefighters rushed to the scene along with the police and nearby fire departments. one firefighter had to be treated for dehydration.

so far no one else was hurt. the attributes continue for san francisco two fallen firefighters. has >> i would like tonight to dedicate the first pitch to our fallen firefighters. >> mayor ed lee threw out the first pitch. baseball's reigning world champions dedicated the game to firefighters vincent perez and anthony valerio. many fans were overcome with emotion. >> i thought it was awesome. really touching and -- >> on friday firefighters from across the country will gather at st. mary cathedral in san francisco. that's a public memorial service. 6:2. two early morning fires in the berkeley hills. why firefighters rushed to the scene suspect arson. and a silicon valley we have been telling you about

what has been happening in alameda about a man that drowned and firefighters that watched that. we'll tell you what is the latest from alameda in that case. and the opening bell on wall street is about to ring. stay tuned. pam will bring you all of the early numbers. look, every day we're using more and more energy.

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not so bad as far as the reaction here in the u.s.. we'll keep watching. >> we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us on the ktvu morning news. the middle of the week now. it's wednesday, june 8th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. overnight two fires are now being investigated in berkeley and firefighters think it could be arson. both fires were reported on cragmont avenue very close to each other. tara moriarty is live on the scene with the first fire reported with more on the suspected connection. >> reporter: good morning. could an arsonist be on the loose? that is what this fire investigator is trying to figure out. he believes the fire started on the back end of this car. you can see where it melted the tires completely off and also where the flames lapped up the front of the house. now the investigator has been trying to pry open the hood to get a better look and determine exactly how the fire started.

this fire and another broke out within one block of each other around 1:00 in the morning. someone called in the first fire saying that the flames were very close to the house. police drove by another fire that was along the way. officials believe the two blazes may be connected. >> the second fire we initially had reports of individuals trapped in the building. fortunately they were able to because it was right next to the front door but they were able to extinguish the fire so there is no hazard or injury to the residence. >> reporter: again no one was hurt in either of those fires. we have no word on damage estimates. if that firefighter fi firefighterhadn'tbeensohighuphe ightnothaveseenthatdamage. .com -- >> we are live in berkeley i'm tara moriarty. also this morning the

investigation continues into a fatal police shooting in san francisco. that happened last night near buena vista park. investigators say officers shot and killed a suspected bank robber from southern california. they say the officers were forced to open fire after the man tried to run them over with his car. >> the actions of the driver that time drove directly at the officers putting their lives in danger. they feared for their own safety. and they at that point had to discharge their weapons to stop his actions. >> now the man died a short time later at san francisco general hospital. there are reports that the man is the so-called man in the photo gen-x bank robber. search is under way for a gunman that shot a teenager near a busy san francisco tourist spot. that happened yesterday afternoon at fifth and market street close to the westfield

shopping center. the victims injuries are not life threatening. right now there is no description of the suspect. time is 6:33. family members of missing nursing student michelle le say they still hold out hope she will be found alive. >> yeah we want to see the body. if they can just tell me they found something. something. >> michelle was last seen may 27th. investigators are investigating this case as a homicide. this morning the family still has digital billboards posted around the area saying the search is not over. apple is taking on a project that is out of this world. it's planning to build a new campus in the bay area in the shape of a spaceship. kraig debro is joining us live. he's going to tell us what this is all about. >> reporter: that is how steve jobs has characterized this

building. the giant halo. behind me is one infinite loop. all the innovations have come out of here like the ipad and iphone. he is applying innovations to am proposed work space in cooper teen know. >> you have a t-shirt that says the mother ship has landed. if you look at this picture definite it has landed here. >> reporter: this is the building. this is the mother ship they are talking about. it's only a drawing now. but he wants it to be the new billing of the apples head quarters. founder and ceo unvailed the grand scheme last night. the building is a circle not an apple. the plan is to build on land

once owned by hewlett packer. >> think about that. it's rather odd. 12,000 people in a building in one building. but we have seen these office parks with lots of buildings and they get pretty boring pretty fast. so we would like to do something better than that. >> reporter: jobs says it looks like a spaceship has landed. it's a 40% increase from one infinity loop. 80% of the property will be landscaping and the service parking spaces almost disappear. they also plan to build an energy center that will generate primary power for the campus. last nights meeting wasn't a huge love fest all the time. i will tell you about the not so vailed threat that he made to the council if he doesn't get his way on this. time is now 6:36.

state budget negotiations are down to the wire. governor jerry brown says the talks are on the edge of a disaster. there is a june 16th deadline to meet that budget. in order to meet that deadline they have been working with a handful of republicans. if the republicans can with stand the pressure from conservative colleagues there may be a breakthrough. if not, california will face more drastic cuts. the tax expansion plan will give counties the money they need to house more prison inmates. low level inmates will go to county jails. right now the state prisons are housing 80% more inmates than they were built to hold. if the legislatures can't come up with a solution, the department of corrections may start granting early releases. they voted to cut their pay and the mayor by 10%. councils following the recommendation of a salary

setting commission. the commission recommends reducing the mayors salary from $127,000 to $114,000 and the council members from $90,000 to $81,000. they also will explore retirement benefits. 6:37. the san mateo county sheriffs office warning everyone to locken your cars. there have been three break ins in the past month. all have been in neighborhoods just west of -- investigators are still out there looking for more suspects. this morning all lanes of interstate 80 are back open after a big rig fell 30 feet from an onramp. that crash happened around 8:00 last night. the truck was traveling on the

onramp. that's when the driver lost control and flipped over its side. crews had to shut down two lanes of interstate 880 to clear the scene. the driver managed to walk away with a broken arm and minor cuts. >> that is an incredible story. 6:38. sal, anything happening out there? >> certainly nothing like that. >> good. >> yeah. we have traffic that is moving along slowly at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's cueing up to get into san francisco. i will be reminding you will if a day-time baseball game. which is unusual. today it's a 12:45 start against the washington nationals. that means the traffic going away from the city will be busier than normal as all the giants fans poor out. hopefully after a victory. northbound and southbound traffic moving along okay here at the oakland coliseum. that traffic is moving along

nicely. also if you are driving on the peninsula it's a nice drive getting to the airport. 101 looks good there. 280 a little slow at 380 and if you are driving across the san mateo or dumbarton bridge it looks good. 6:39 let's go to steve. all right, sal, thank you. i just heard from laurie on a tweet out near walnut creek concord. she says i can see the sun but it's super windy. it will be breezy. fog will burn off very close to what we had yesterday. temperatures below average even though we get the sun in the inland areas. too much low clouds and fog. we do have a day game. nationals get away day for the nationals as they head out of town. tomorrow the reds come into town. giants 12:45. pollen count for those of you that suffer you can't blame the trees this week or the weeds. you can blame the grasses. they have just gone through the roof. very, very high. trees expected to go up over

the next couple of days. if you are concerned. we do have one area of low pressure that went through. i left some pretty good snow in the central sierra yesterday. end result for us low overcast sunny and breezy. west, southwest fairfield. southwest seven at sfo. almost everybody say cloudy. a few breaks out toward the northeast. 53 fairfield. that is pretty cool. they were 46 yesterday for this time of year. incredibly cool. napa 54. livermore 54. san jose 57. livermore speaking of starting off cloudy. 54. we will go mostly sunny by noon. a high of 71. weak system diving right down there. not much but it's there. high pressure right there. we will move over tomorrow. it's transitory though. it only gives up a little warm up. 50s and 60s closer to the

coast. i think about 98% or 99% of the forecast area will be in the 70s if you are away from the coast. fog, sun, breezy. slight warmup thursday. a cool down friday and saturday. a new report says that there is something fishy about some of the seafood you buy. it may not be what you think. also the mayor of alameda taking action. responding to that new memorial day incident at a city beach. good morning, traffic is slow on 101 northbound san jose. i will tell you more about the commute into the valley and also the commute across the bridges.

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intellect good morning -- good morning, to you. welcome back. the teenager accused in the fatal shoot of course a baby in east palo alto could be tried as an adult. the 17-year-old was the main shooter that killed a three- month-old sunday morning. a decision on that charge could be made today. all lanes are now open again on highway 101 in palo alto after a pedestrian was hit and killed. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. san francisco supervisors

supported a plan to redevelopment treasure island. ground breaking may start next year. the mayor of alameda taking action now responding to that incident that happened memorial day at a city beach in alameda. firefighters stood on the shore and watched as a suicidal man drowned. jade hernandez has more on this. she is telling us what the mayor is doing as taking some action now. >> reporter: that is right. crown beach is quiet and tranquil and the trannicdowning here that happened forced some residents to speak out. >> if you can't do that, mayor gillmore you are failing to serve this city. >> this is a political game.

it's not funny. it has no merit. it's not good to do with human beings that work hard for their money and investigate in this citied to do. this is political. a man died because of politics. >> reporter: 52-year-old raymond zach died after emergency responders watched on the shore as he waded in the water. he refused to come out. a passer by pulled the man to shore. training will begin for 16 fire feets to become rescue swimmers and 14 firefighters have volunteered. as for police the 300-pound man was considered suicidal and armed and dangerous. the city manager says what happened here will never happen again. we spoke to the mayor right

after last nights city council meeting. the city will create a web page on the transcribed 911 tape. she says she hopes no other tragedy like this will ever happen again. and she hopes that this commission will help find a way to work around that. reporting live jade hernandez. time now 6:47. the trial of a suspected gang member accused of killing a father and two sons could be delayed or moved out of san francisco. suspect edwin ramos is accused of killing tony and two of his sons about three years ago. at yesterday's hearing prosecutors asked the judge to delay his trial because of a federal trial. the defense wants the trial to be moved because of all of the extensive media coverage. ramos is due back in court june

24th. the number of new cases in an e. coli outbreak has started to drop. there are still new cases but the trend is heading in the right direction. he also admits scientists may not be able to figure out what caused the illness in the first place. thousands of people are being diagnosissed with the infection since early last month. 24 people have died making this the world's deadlyist e. coli outbreak. there is a seafood fraud case under way. only half the seafood tested have dna of the species listed on the label. they say that fish labeled as red snapper, wild salmon and atlantic cod are other fish. as often as 70% of the time. this imposter fish is being called rock fish. the federal government says it's not how often fish species are substitutes. also next month residents

at the alameda county fair they will try to break the record. they are taking on the largest burger ever cooked. this is a picture of the current record holder. would you believe this weighs 595 pounds? cooked it in canada. the fair is hoping to steal that title. they will make a 625-pound burger. this cookout take place on july 2nd. >> that is a lot of onions on that big burger too. >> i can handle it. 6:50 is the time. let's check in with sal. >> dave, you, me, and a couple guys in the control room can take that down. traffic is moving along slowly in some areas. bay bridge about a 10 minute wait at the toll plaza. san francisco northbound 101 looks good. right now it looks nice. remember from there is a day- time baseball game so plan

ahead. this morning on the peninsula we are doing well. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. i guess the weather is doing well. some people are happy yesterday that at least the sun came out. we start with mostly cloudy skies. a few breaks attainder. a lot of low clouds and fog. temperatures again are below average. our forecast models try to build in high pressure and yet they back off. they have been doing this for a month. right now it's gradual warmup. out of the west when you see a west, southwest that is the direction the wind is coming from. 18 at travis. north, northeast santa rosa. 50s, low mid 52-57. a little system slices right there. a little system coming down. so fog and then coolly. sunny, breezy, windy at times. i wanted to put 80 in there but

i couldn't do it. 70 in san rafael. hayward 66. 58 pacifica. very cool on the coast. 78 gilroy. 68 fremont. 68 redwood city. a little warmer thursday not a lot. but then we back off. pam and dave. keep an eye on mcdonald's stock this morning. the largest hamburger chain says sales rose 3.1% in may. u.s. sales were up almost 2.5% but not as much as analysts hoped for. asia the middle east had the biggest gains at more than 4%. checking in on the numbers mcdonalds stock down on the news. again because the sales in the united states not as high as expected mostly because of high gas prices and unemployment hurting mcdonalds business. live look at the big board. dow jones down 13 points now. would you believe the

national anthem banned at one school? why a college stopped playing the star spangled banner at sporting events. the facebook feature that is causing new concerns about online privacy this morning. westbound 24 traffic looks pretty good driving up to the tunnel as you drive in the east bay we'll give you another update on the east bay and south bay commute straight ahead. membership rewards points from american express.

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welcome back to the morning news. there is a live look at the big board. dow jones down 13 points. still reacting to ben bernanke comments yesterday. talking about a frustrating slow economic recovery. no real plans to stimulate it. that is disappointing to investigators. starting today yosemite national park is changing the way to make camping reservations. now you will need to show id and you won't be able to change the name on your reservation. and they will stop releasing canceled reservations back into the online system. spots will become available by phone. a new facebook feature is prompting new concerns about privacy. it has to do with the facial recognition feature used when tagging friends. once a persons face is

recognized it encourages facebook friends to tag them. the concern is that facebook doesn't give users the option to avoid being tagged in a photo. people that don't want their image tagged will have to untag themselves. you won't be hearing the star spangled banner anymore. they won't play the national anthem before a sports event. it glorifies war. the decision was made that they still want to honor the nation but in a way that is consistent with the schools path cyst message. it has been only been played for about a year. sometimes, sal, you can't make anybody happy. >> i will try to make you happy where this traffic report. thrist there is one that is busy. westbound bay bridge about a ten minute delay. the traffic is slow if you are heading to yourover at facebook or apple or any of those other

companies. going to get in slow on 237, 101, get into the valley. and 101 is okay in senator mccain p.m.. let's go to steve. >> thank you. low clouds. some of the low clouds i think you know by now once we get to june once the fog is there it burns back. temperatures 50s, 60s, and 70s. these are still below average. pam and dave. >> i love it. time now 6:57. coming up on mornings on 2 a very important day in san bruno's pipeline disaster zone area. also the website that could be is a lifesaver in the event of an emergency right here in the bay area. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪

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