could an arsonist be on the loose in the berkeley hills? we'll tell you why investigators believe that could be the case. a lot of low clouds and fog but at least we had the sun yesterday. so will we continue to warm up or cool it down? it's time to curb your enthusiasm. parking meters will no longer be a welcomed sight for san francisco drivers. >> reporter: apple's headquarters is here in cue

cupertino. it wants to build another one in the same town. we'll tell you what's so unique about it. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, june 8th. two suspicious fires in the berkeley his. both were reported on kragmont avenue one block apart. tara moriarty is live with why firefighters immediately suspected sar and -- arson. >> reporter: firefighters were on their way to this fire when they spotted a fire on the way and noticed something that was out of the ordinary. they called out an arson investigator. he's on the scene now. he believes the fair started at the back end of the car k you can see where it melted off the tires and it also threatened this house. these fires happened within minutes of each other just before 1:00 this morning on the 400 and 500 block of cragmont.

a lot of elderly people live here. investigators say there are enough indications that these fires point to arson. >> and there wasn't an obvious sign of ignition there. it's being investigated also. but again, because of the timing of both the fires, you know, that -- that gives us some suspicion as to the origins. >> reporter: there were people trapped inside the home but crews were able to stamp it out with extinguishers and put it out safely. >> no one was hurt in either of these fires. this investigator will be out here for the next several hours. we'll keep you posted on the details. i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. apple's ceo steve jobs is taking on a new project, one that has little to do with technology believe it or not. he's planning to build a new campus in the bay area in the space of a -- shape of a space

ship. kraig debro is live. he knows all about this. >> reporter: everyone is happy about it, i'm at the loop at 280 and deanza. steve jobs is known for a lot of things. a lot of people see him as the genous behind apple. last night he showed he can play hard ball to get what he wants. he last night he pitched a new plan for another building of apple. the building has been described as far out by someone. jobs himself says it looks like a space ship has landed. the 3.1 circular building can accommodate 12,000 employees. jobs made it clear last night what he will do if the council does not say yes. >> quick question, i think we want to know what the city

residents can benefit from this? >> as you know we are the largest taxpayer in the city and so we would like to stay here and continue to pay taxes. that's number one. >> okay. >> if we can't, we have to go to mountain view and take our current people with us and give up and over years sell the land here, the largest tax base would go away. >> reporter: that's the second public appearance for jobs this week. he attended the mac event at the moscone center earlier in the week. i'm gonna call some people knowledgeable in the industry to see why job has made this personal appearance again, the second one of the week, and why he made the presentation himself. he clearly has a lot of other people that could have done that. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. 7:04. san leandro police are looking for two teenaged girls accused of trying to lure two children into a van by promising them

candy. an 8-year-old and 9-year-old told police they were walking at the intersection of carrie drive on sunday afternoon when the two teenagers approached them and said they had candy in the van. the younger kids ignored them. congresswoman jackie speier will tour the site of the san bruno disaster with the head of the national transportation safety board. the ntsb is still investigating the september 9th blast. eight people were killed. dozens injured. and 38 homes destroyed. agency chairwoman herstman is expected to visit as well along with pg&e and local authorities. the ntsb's final report is expected late ther year.

bay area officials asking for help today. they are testing out a website that would help dispense medicine in the case of an infectious disease. the information will be used to create an emergency screening questionnaire that helps match people with the right medication. now, we're gonna put up a link on our channel -- channel 2 website, ktvu.com. just look under "web links." a blast from the sun unleashed this -- a firestorm of radiation. have not seen anything like this in five years. you are looking at an image of a medium-sized solar flare that nasa scientists captured. nasa said this appeared to cover almost half of the surface of the sun. president obama says the

american people should not panic about the sudden slowdown in job growth. coming up for you at 7:15 this morning, we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom on what the president will do today to highlight the importance of job training, get the american people back to work. 7:06. former san francisco mayor, gavin newsome is moving to marin at least temporarily. now that his wife is pregnant with their second child, the home is not big enough. so for the summer, she will stay with her parents. the stay is only until they can find a bigger home. there's no word on whether the bigger home will also be in marin or or if the newsoms -- or if the newsoms will return to san francisco. the board of supervisors approved a rule yesterday that will impose a two-hour limit to park at broken meters. muni requested the rule to keep

people from monopolizing the spaces. fines for exceeding limits are $55 downtown and $60 elsewhere. sal, everyone banking themselves out -- behaving themselves out there? >> i thought it was already done. >> maybe they are just starting this now. >> i don't like the broken meters. let's take a look at what we have with the morning commute. the traffic is moving along okay here. in fact, it has improved a little bit getting into san francisco and remember, today, at 12:45 there is a baseball game. whether or not you are a fan of the giants, you should be aware that a lot of people are going to be leaving san francisco after that game at about 3:30

or 4:00 or so, that's when the games usually get out and that means extra heavy traffic on the bridge. 8 0 northbound, traffic moving along very nicely in both directions as you drive past the coliseum. it should be nice for you, if you are flying -- trying to catch a flight out of oakland. not a bad drive. a little bit of slow traffic on the way to the richmond bridge and then highway 4, slow traffic, a couple of minor fender-benders here and there. but 680 still looks okay. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. a few breaks in the clouds. i was at the apple store yesterday. a couple of people said, it's about time the sun was out. we had some yesterday. we'll have some today. we do have giants' baseball. sal touched on that.

12:45, getaway day, nationals and giants. low cloud -- low clouds, sun. the low clouds are forming without the benefit of the valley heat which is a sign i would lean on cool conditions. if you have pollen count interests, the grasses are just going crazy. weeds and trees held in check but they are expected to go up in the next few days. west-southwest at fairfield. southwest at sfo, mostly cloudy. even a west at 10 out there in stockton. the big valley. 50s for temperatures right now. everybody around. 54, 55. sab ralph -- san rafael is in there. san jose, mostly cloudy. 57. just a tiny system. you can get a look at it as it drops in on the pacific northwest. high pressure to the west will move in tomorrow, probably squash the fog a little bit. give us a brief warmup. i don't see much of a warmup. i think temperatures will be in the 70s or well 80s inland.

a lot of 60s. slightly warmer thursday. so low clouds -- due to low ceiling -- ceilings. upper 70s for some. mid-70s, low 70s or 6 as closer to the day. 60s closer to the bay. these are cool readings for this time of year. not much of a change, just subtle. maybe a little warmer towards sunday. >> all right. thank you, steve. it's 7:11. why this would be -- could be a pivotal day in president obama's healthcare over haul plan. and a showdown that leaves consumer squeezed right in the middle. and the ship used to bury osama bin laden at stay stops

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. 7:14. president obama is unveiling some new initiatives today aimed at boosting manufacturing jobs. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to explain how companies and colleges are working together. alison? >> reporter: er toly -- tori, that's right president obama is promoting this job training program that's intended to boost the company's manufacturing workforce. in about an hour he'll be going to a community college in virginia to promote what's being called a standardized

credentialing system. it involves private companies detailing the skills they are looking for so colleges can specifically credential students to fill those jobs. at the same time, public frustration with the president's handling of the economy is on the rise. a new "washington post" poll shows 57% of americans don't think the economy -- the economic recovery has begun. it's a message the president's opponents are hammering on the campaign trail. >> how are you enjoying your recovering summer? [ laughter ] >> that's what the president said we're having, but that was last year, the recovering summer. >> reporter: his latest comments about the economy, president obama urged patience and said he's not worried about a double-dip recession. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. thank you. >> 7:15. today in atlanta, a federal appeals court will be the focal point of a healthcare reform

debate. a three-judge panel will hear arguments on whether the government can force people to buy health insurance. the obama administration appealed a florida court routeing -- court ruling that struck down the entire healthcare law including that controversial mandate. attorneys for 26 states and various businesses will be arguing against federal attorneys. and the senate votes today on whether to limit the fees that stores have to pay to banks and credit card companies every time a debit card is swiped. now, today's vote is an effort to block a federal reserve proposal to limit swipe fees to 12 cents per transaction that's down from the current average of 44 cents per purchase. al qaeda's number two man has issued a eulogy for osama bin laden. he says the slain terror leader terrified america when he was alive and would continue to do so in death. the number two man is considered to be the next

likely leader of al qaeda. he also criticized the u.s. for burying bin laden at sea and urged the pakistani people to rise up against that country's military rulers, describing them as traitors for allowing them to kill bin laden in pakistan the carl vincent arrived -- in pakistan. the carl sin vent arrived in -- vincent arrived in hawaii yesterday. the ship's commander is proud. the vessel departs for san francisco on friday. 7:17. pakistan says the death toll from a u.s. missile strike near the afghan border now has risen to 20. the attack yesterday targeted a tribal region that is home to several militant groups involved in nate toe forces

across border in afghanistan. officially the pakistan government, protested the missile strikes but it's widely believed to have secretly given intelligence information for some of those missile strikes. the ambassador for syria in france says someone imper percent nateed her and announced her resignation on a present -- impersonated her and announced her resignation on a tv. she said she was a syrian ambassador. the real ambassador said no, she's not quitting and vows to sue that television network. 7:18. one person in india is dead after being tram pepled by two el le -- trampled by two elephants. we want to warn you. some of this video is difficult to watch. four elephants entered the city, mauling a cow and attacking people.

one man died. many others were injured. so far two of the elephants have been tranquilized and extra police officers have been brought in. we're now hearing that a small online conservative group was warning women on twitter to be wary of new york congressman anthony weiner many times. according to "the new york times times" men women were on twitter with him. this week wiener admitted he sent lewd photos to women online. for the first time since 1994, when he graduated high school, tiger woods won't play in the u.s. open. yesterday, he announced he won't play because of lingering injuries to his left leg. tiger said his knee and his

achille's tendon are not fully healed. the u.s. officials are disappointed but the match will go on without him. >> hard to imagine. >> yeah. >> for so long he's been there. police in texas are searching for a psychic. the disturbing facts she reported about what's buried at this farmhouse. also a 30-foot fall from a bay area freeway. how the driver of a big rig is doing after that crash. good morning. traffic on highway 4 is suddenly busy coming up to condord -- concord. there goes b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t.'s on time.

man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! police in texas searching for a woman claiming to be a psychic after she called in with a story about a mass grave. you -- this is a rural part of

east texas. earlier this week, the police received a tip from a self- proclaimed psychic that there was a grave out there with 30 children hidden at this farmhouse location. now, after a very extensive search involving cadaver dogs and a lot of police, the fbi says there's no grave that they've been able to find. but when the woman called back with even more detailed information about that farmhouse, including some blood on the back door, that made the police more suspicious. now they are searching for that woman who called in. 7:234. this morning, one -- 7:23. one man is recovering after the big rig he was driving fell 30 feet from an onramp. the crash happened in west oakland at 8:00 last night. the truck was traveling on the onramp that leaves from west grand avenue to the macarthur maze. that's when police say the driver lost control and flipped over the side. the truck landed on a grassy shoulder below. the crews had to shut down two lanes of 80 while they cleared

the scene. the driver managed to walk away from the crash with a broken arm and minor cuts. >> very serious stuff. and we go to that -- from that to sal. >> i've been looking at the chp list and checking in with them for you. there's nothing serious but there are some slowdowns. let's take a look at highway 4. it's backed up from antioch. it finally gets through. you can see a lot of cars coming up over the grade, coming into concord. so by the time you reach concord, it does get a little bit better and 680 you will have to deal with slowing from pleasant hill heading on south. the toll plaza this morning, it has been up and down, it was actually busier earlier. this is about a five, ten- minute wait into san francisco. this morning's drive in the south bay looks good. northbound 101 moving along very nicely, approach egg the

880 interchange. 85, some slow traffic on the 17 on the way up to coop per tino -- cupertino. let's go to steve. pretty good fog bank up there. but there's holes in it already. temperatures today, very close to yesterday. overcast. 50. sea breeze in place. we have a west or a southwest wind. the wind, though, picks up once the fog burns off later on. not much as far as any cloud cover over the sierra anymore. they had snow in the sierra up around 8,000, 9,000 feet. but that system has moved on. ukiah is 78. this time of year, ukiah at 78 -- ukiah at 78. that he were very few 80s. temperatures right now in the 50s. 55 oakland, 55ler. mountain view, 55. napa says we're 55 and fairfield is in there as well. high pressure to the left will build over us tomorrow. i don't think it will do much

except burn the fog off. it will be warm inland but you have to go pretty far inland to find that. upper 70s. 50s, 60s, closer to the coast, 72 san jose, 75 santa rosa, those are both below average. they should be close to 78, 79. they are close. clouds, sun on thursday. probably a little warmup. a little warmer, sunday/monday. tori? dave? >> thank you, steve. a fatal police shooting in san francisco. it may have ties to an infamous criminal case. also, the boat -- we're following the very latest in what's happening in alameda and the continuing controversy after a man dies in the waters off alameda.

welcome back. 7:29. it's a bay area death that's attracted nationwide attention. alameda firefighters standing by and watching as a suicidal man drowned. ktvu's jade hernandez tells us that tragedy dominated last night's city council meeting in alameda. jade? >> reporter: yes, it did. residents spoke and the mayor said it will never happen

again. this morning we're live at crown beach. it's very quiet and tranquil here. but the mayor said a commission will be assembled to address this tragic drowning that happened on this beach and it will most likely be multiagency and it will be assembled soon. we spoke to the mayor shortly after the city council meeting. she said a web page will be created and the 911 dispatch call will be transcribed. she said the city is doing all it can to find out what went wrong on memorial day when the man threatened to take his own life and waded in the water on crown beach. firefighter says due to budget fights they weren't certified to try to jump in and police

say the man was -- the 300- pound man was a threat to others who would go in after hill. >> we've made one very big -- big important change by rescinding that policy. but that may not be the only thing we need to change. so we need to look at that. >> reporter: the mayor said again she'll be assembling a multi-agency commission. she didn't know how soon but she said as soon as humanly possible. she wants to make sure nothing like that ever happens on this beach again. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. the chp is investigator -- is investigating after a pedestrian was hit and killed overnight on the 101 in palo alto. it happened near oregon expressway. three southbound lanes were shut down short slip after the crash but have since -- shortly after the crash. but have since reopened.

at this point, we don't know the suspect's identity or why the person was on the road. an early-morning fire in marin county is under investigation. it harted -- it started just after midnight at a home in kentfield. firefighters from larks valley, corte madera rushed to the scene. this is what's left of a car that was fully engulfed by place. the car was found by 11:00 p.m. at the upian pacific railroad tracks. firefighters have determined that the car was abandoned on the tracks and intentionally set on fire. the incident is still under investigation. 7:32. an investigation couldn'ts now no -- continues now into a fatal police shooting in buena vista park. investigators say officers shot and killed a suspected bank robber. they say the officers were forced to shoot after the man tried to run him over with his

car. >> the actions of the car at that time, drove directly at the officers, putting their lives in danger. they at this point had to discharge their weapons to stop his actions. >> that man died a short time later in san francisco general hospital. there are reports he's the so- called gen-ex bank robber. but so far there's been no police confirmation from san francisco police. investigators are looking into a suspicious car fire yesterday that happened on highway 128 north of cloverdale and the body of a woman was found inside. authorities say there were no skid marks. the car did not crash. they say there was an open can of gasoline inside and the fire may have been ignited by a cigarette. but investigators are still trying to determine how that woman died. two tigers have been arrested in the -- teenagers have been arrested in the shooting that left a baby dead. it happened early sunday morning in east palo alto in what police are calling a case

of mistaken identity. mup for you in about 15 minutes from now, a de -- coming up for you in about 15 minutes from now, a decision could come down that will affect how the 17- year-old alleged shooter is charged. the redevelopment plan for treasure island has cleared a huge hurdle. san francisco supervisors unanimously approved the plan to build homes and office space on the island in the bay. some say it would cause too much traffic. final approval will be give be at a meeting next week. if that happens, the construction could start next year. it will now be up for voters to decide on a bond measure to fix the streets. the voters voted to place a $48 million road improvement bond. the city officials are counting on the bond to invest another

$53 million into street repairs next year. the bonds will need a two- thirds majority to pass. voters in richmond rejected a proposed sales tax increase. measure d would have went from 9.75% to 10.25%. the richmond city county was passing on the passage to help balance the budget. and people overwhelmingly voted to recall mayor joanne ward and councilman donna keeny. 86% voted to recall the mayor. 80% to recall the councilman. our time now, 7:35. well, starting today, yosemite national park is changing the way you make camping reservations. now you are gonna have to show i.d. when you check into a campsite in the park. also, you won't be able to

change your name on reservation. and later this summer, cancelled reservations will be coming back. more drivers are cheating than expected on the bay area's first toll lane. but a possible solution is being tested now. right now the toll lane on interstate 680 between pleasanton and milpitas is free for carpoolers. solo drivers pay a toll through fats track. bell -- well, caltrans may use cameras to catch the drivers who sneak into the toll lanes after the charge points. their license plates will be photographed. they will get a notice to pay the fine. sal knows all about that. sal? >> right now, traffic is doing well. i want to remind people that there is gonna be a day game at

at&t park. you should expect slow traffic. we're getting a look at the bay bridge some time this morning. but the most important thing is when people leave it will be just in time for that afternoon commute. if you like the plan and don't like unexpected sur -- surprises, i guess, you should just be aware. perhaps you want to take transit today if it's not too late for you. the traffic also moves okay here on the east bay,ment and southbound traffic looking nice pass the coliseum. a little bit of sea breeze out

there. let's go to steve. today i think we just $cal roll it over from yesterday -- just roll it over from yesterday. a lot of 70s inland. low clouds tomorrow. a little bit warmer. high pressure will come over us. i think it will squash it. we'll come up a little bit. it looks good, fog, sun. cool near the coast, mild to warm as you get away from the coast. no big, huge warmup or anything like that. i don't see any 90s or anything like that. things have calmed down over the entire state after that weekend system and yesterday's system, which left some pretty decent snow up in the central sierra. by the way, mauna kea, on the big island of hawaii, they had get snow, they had 8 inches of snow yesterday. for june, that's extremely rare and even reports of hail down towards some of the lower elevations. crazy weather there and new york city, looking for 95

today. warmest temperature since 1933. that's the forecast. while we're sitting here cool, those this other locations are getting either another round of cool or another round of heat. it's getaway day for the nationals and the giants. temperatures about the same as we've had in the city. for those of you suffering from allergies, the grass is just way up there. weeds trees held in check right now. west west fairfield, 16. west at 10 at stockton. southwest 8 at sfo. only a puff of an east- northeast up in san jose and calm conditions -- excuse me, calm at santa rosa and san jose. the delta breeze is there. livermore 55. cloudy to mostly cloudy. but then will be sunny by noon. a high today of 75. should be in the low 80s. high pressure just to the left of the screen will be fear for -- will be here for a warmup.

by the coast it will be -- it can be a little cool, especially with the sea breeze. 50s, 60s and upper 70s. almost went 80 for antioch. just couldn't do it. 78 near gillry. a little warmer thursday. signs of warmer weather sunday/monday. >> thank you, steve. a search is underway for a gunman who shot a teenager near a busy san francisco shopping center. it happened yesterday afternoon at fifth and market close to the westfield san francisco center. police say the victim's injuries are not life- threatening. right now there's no description of the suspect. overwhelming battle, what firefighters have done overnight to keep a mammoth fire from racing to two eastern arizona towns. and 30 years after a.i.d.s. was first diagnosed a a disturbing fact about h.i.v. infections is discovered.

stocks still down slightly today, threatening to extend their longest losing streak. mcdonald's weighed in on dow after reporting weak sales. the dow is currently down 7. nasdaq down 11. s&p is down almost 2. oil is at $100 poi 51 a barrel. -- oil is at 100.51 a barrel.

flights are resuming in argentina and chile after vol can ig ash disrupted travel. flights in and -- volcanic ash disrupted travel. flights in and out near the eruption site were cancelled. several people were evacuated. there's concerns that heavy rains could cause mudslides in the area. firefighters in arizona are opening -- are hoping their efforts overnight will keep a massive fire from spreading to two towns. the fire has been burning for 11 days and has forced evacuations. crews worked overnight on the grass in case it moved into the

two towns. decision may come today on whether a teenager accused of shooting and killing a 3-month- old baby in east palo alto will be charged as an adult. the 17-year-old is seen here. the 16-year-old suspect's in the plaid shirt there. they've been arrested in the murder case. now, police believe the older teenager was the main shooter. the baby is zach garcia, and he was shot when his family was driving home from a baby shower around 1:00 a.m. sunday morning. police think the shooting was a case mistaken identity. now, tomorrow, a memorial service will be held for the 3- month-old. the memorial service is tomorrow in redwood city at the crippen and flynn woodside chapel. donations can be made at any wells fargo bank. look at this. this sent one firefighter to a

hospital and forced nearby evacuations. the fire started about 7:30 last night. the flames of the -- you could see this from miles away. all of the city's 125 firefighters rushed to the scene along with police and nearby fire departments. one firefighter was treated for dehydration. but no one else was hurt. 7:45. the tributes continue for san francisco's two fallen firefighters ahead of friday's public memorials. >> i would like tonight to dedicate the first pitch to our fallen firefighters. >> mayor ed lee threw out the first pitch for last night's giants' game. the flags at the ballpark flew at half-staff and many fans were overcome with emotion. >> i thought it bass awesome. really touching and --

>> on friday, firefighters from across the you country will gather at st. mary's cathedral for a public memorial service. a former san francisco high school football star has died after being shot last month. i want to show you video of david henderson from 2007. he's number 4 there. the incon -- the lincoln high school student was shot may 26th in the bayview district. he was 21 years old. he died on monday after doctors took him off life support. investigators say there are no suspects in that shooting. well, the trial of a suspected gang member accused of killing a father and his two sons may be delayed or even moved out of san francisco. the suspect, edwin ramos, is accused of killing tony bologna and two of his sons in the city's excelsior district three years ago. now, in a court hearing yesterday, prosecutors asked the judge to delay ramos's

trial because of an ongoing federal trial involving other suspected members of his gang. the defense wants the trial moved out of the area because of extensive media coverage. ramos is due back in court on june 24th. it's 7:47. a new study says that a large number of people who are ineffected with h.i.v. may not even know it until it's too late. the centers for disease control says of the 1.1 million people diagnosed each year, about a fifth did not know they had h.i.v. people who don't know they have the virus may be transmitting it to half of the 50,000 people who become infected every year. authorities in grease say they arrested an 18-year-old man who suspected -- who is suspected of hacking into fbi and international crimes fighting systems. they say the -- they say the arrest in athens cup -- comes after a two-year effort by

french authorities and police. a hollywood movie starring some a-list actors will start filming this month in vallejo. they are gonna star in this movie. there's some inform about the movie. it's rumor to be -- it's rumored to be about the late founder of the church of sign colgy. the movie does not have a statele yet. it will be -- scientology. the movie does not have a title yet. a marin county scientist is amazed of the journey of this pond turtle, that its made over the last two years. eric edener said he found it and when he looked close he recognized a distinctive notch

on that stewartle. he marked that stewartle 18 miles away. eden -- on that turtle. he marked that turtle 18 miles away. the fish you order may not be the fish you are getting from stores and restaurants. the consumer advocacy group oceana has released a new report that says about 50% of fish is mislabeled, usually as a more expensive species. researchers say they tested more than 1,000 fish samples from dozens of u.s. cities. next month people at the alameda county fair will attempt to break the record for the largest burger ever cooked. the crew will use 625 pounds of ground beef and 50 pounds of cheese. it will take ten people to cook burger and a giant crane to cook it. this is a picture of the

current winner in canada. the alameda county fair cookout will take place on july 2nd. bite-sized pieces will be sold for 99 cents with proceeds going to the alameda food bank. i promise you i wont embarrass you. still ahead, some really frightening moments -- moments. it happened inside of a sports good store in northern california. what happened after a gunmen started shoot -- after a gam started shooting? start -- after the gunman started shooting? gavin newsom is packing up his family and will this move be permanent?

welcome back. time now, 7:53. a watsonville man is dead after opening fire inside a sporting goods store and he was shot and killed by police. the man apparently walked in this big 5 store yesterday morning, he said he wasn'ted to buy a gun. the manager said he was acting strange and told the man to

come back after a background check was completed. she says the man left the store but came back minutes later and broke open the gun case. >> inside his tool bag, he had a saw. he walked in, wasn't straight the to the counter, took out his extension cord, there is a plug right on the outside, plugged it in, plugged in his thing, hopped over the counter, went to the lock, undid the lock, took out the gun. >> the man said the man -- the manager said the man started shooting. the police shot him dead. the state budget is looming. the budget needs to be done by june 15th. that's coming up. in order to meet that deadline, governor brown has been working with a handful of republicans to get them to agree to a temporary tax extension. he says if the republicans can withstand pressure from

colleagues, we can have a breakthrough. if not, the state will face more drastic cuts. and members of the san jose city council voted to cut their pay and the mayor's. the council followed the recommendation of a salary- setting commission. the commission recommended reducing the salary to 114,000. and the counselmember's salaries to $81,000. and first lady, michelle obama, is coming to the bay area next week. this is video of the first day with the president at a state dinner for the german chancellor at the white house last night. in the bay area, the first lady will speak at a fund lazier for president obama's reelection campaign. it's skeled for tuesday morning at the claremont hotel in oakland. tickets cost $1,000 for general

seating and $25,000 to cohost. 7:55. ten protesters face trespassing charges. they staged the demonstration at the world headquarters of mattel. now, the demonstrators repealed down the face of this building and hung that giant manner -- banner with a pitcher of a ken doll -- look, it's frowning. the caption says, "barbie is over. ". the protesters -- over." the protesters claim the dolls were made from the indonesian forest which they say is being destroyed. we want to check in again with sal, see what's happening on the roads at this hour. >> trying to get you to your job in the valley. it will be busy on 237. if you are driving over -- over to 101 -- which is typical. it won't be a surprise to people who do this every day.

but nevertheless its crowded. this is 880 getting up past the coliseum. there are no major problems there. bay bridge has cleared out nicely. oh, look. there is a -- a workman up there. he probably doesn't know he's on live situation. so hopefully, he won't do anything silly. let's go to steve. >> let's hope not, sal. we do have low clouds and fog. some of the breaks already showing you. it will be a breezy, sunny day. we can't warm up -- warm up that much. giants today, getaway day, washington nationals, 12:45, low clouds, sun, 60, breezy. the grasses are just really, really high. in fact, very high category with the trees and the weeds held down below. a lot of low clouds. so maybe that will burn off that fogg sooner.

50s, upper 50s for some. there are a few low 80s. the system coming into the left of your screen will give us a cooldown but probably slightly warmer if you are away from the coast. low clouds, a lot of sun, breezy, 50s, 60s and upper 70s for about 9 the% of the -- 99% of the forecast area. tomorrow slightly warmer it's a heads up for everyone heading to lake tahoe this -- lake tahoe this weekend. the unexpected site you will see near two corners of the beautiful lake. two early-morning fires in a quiet berkeley hills neighborhood. i will tell what you officials are saying and why it may point to arson. apple's ceo, steve jobs, wants to build the building that holds 12,000 employees.

an annal is tells us why he -- an analyst tell us why he wants to do that

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i'm tori campbell. >> grooming. i'm dave clark -- good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, june 8th. overnight, there were two overnight fires in berkeley -- in the berkeley hills, both on cragmont avenue. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: given the proximity of this fire to the other one and the timing, those were sort of the red flags that alerted firefighters to get an arson investigator out here. now, the arson investigator is working right now and he believes that the fire started on the back end of this car. you can see where it actually melted the tires completely off and how it spread upwards on the front of the house, threatening the home. now, firefighters were on their way to the car fire when they noticed another fire less than a block away. these blazes happened within minutes of each other. just before 1:00 this morning on the 4 u.n -- on the 400 and 500 block of cragmont. it's a very quiet neighborhood.

in examining the car, the investigator said there was no obvious source of ignition. >> a lot of times we have to keep on looking, being very methodical in our processes. >> there were people trapped inside the second home but crews were able to put it out with an extinguisher. the firefighter spotted the second fire from the ladder truck. and if he hadn't, the officials say the damage to the second home could have been much, much worse. back to you. >> thank you, tara. it is two minutes after 8:00. apple is taking on another creative project but it's not another high-tech gadget. it plans to build a new campus in the bay area that kind of looks like a space ship. kraig debro drowns us live from

cupertino -- joins us from -- joins us from cupertino. are they gonna shut down the headquarters now? >> reporter: no. this building will be in addition to that. we now know the what and we might also know why steve jobs, the ceo of one of the wealthy, one of the most recognized companies, stood at the podium last night to address the city council of a city less than 60 a -- 60,000 people. jobs told the council it looks like -- the building looks like a space ship has landed. jobs made the presentation last night to the county. the building makes its own power and that will help the company use power from other forms of energy. an hour ago you saw a clip in which a city county member asked him how the project would help the city. jobs answered by saying he is

the largest taxpayer here. here's the second part of that answer -- >> the influx of very talented people who are -- you know, getting paid, would thought bem in a -- would thought bem in a pretty -- would thought bem in a pretty -- would put them in a pretty affluent group of people. >> reporter: this is his second appearance this week. he's on medical leave. we spoke to rob innerly. he said that in addition to the physical requirements, he says that jobs is doing this in part because this building -- remember, when infiniti loop was built, he wasn't the ceo. this is a chance for him to leave a physical legacy behind. as far as his appearances to the city council, he says jobs has always been a hands-on ceo. this is kind of the typical hands 0 -- hands-on thing he would do. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2

news. back to you. >> thank you. san leandro police are searching for two teenage girls accused of trying to lure two children into a van promising them candy. an 8-year-old and 9-year-old told police they were walking at carrie drive and san jose street sundayian, when the two teenaged girls approached them and said they had candy in a nearby van. >> the children ignored the teenagers and walked away. police are describing one of the teenaged girls as about 16 years old, asian, with short black hair. the other girl was also about 16, she was white, with straight, shoulder-length blonde hair. jackie speier will take a tour of the san bruno pipeline disaster this morning when the -- with the head of the national transportation safety board. now, the ntsb is still investigating that explosion in september. eight people were killed. dozens more were hurt. 38 homes were destroyed.

now, the agency sharewoman debra herzman is expected to visit with victims and also relatives of those who died, along with meeting with pacific gas & electric officials and local authorities. the final report on this is expected later this year. if you are visiting lake tahoe this week, can you see smoke near the lake? the forest service says don't worry. the crews are setting preplanned burns to clear away the overgrown underbrush. the burns are scheduled through friday on the south end end of the lake and wednesday and thursday on the northwest shore. 8:06. bay area health officials are asking for help today in the testing of a website that would help dispense medicine in the event of an infection -- infectious disease emergency. participants are being asked to spend about ten minutes filling out a form and a short survey. the information will be used to create an emergency screening questionnaire that helps match people with the right

medication. we will put up a link at ktvu.com under web links. a blast from the sun has unleashed a firestorm of radiation that has not been seen in five years. this is an image a medium-sized solar flair that was caughtureed by flairs. nasa said it peaked yesterday and covered almost half of the surface of the sun. scientists say the flare is not -- flair is not expect -- the flare is not expected to have a major impact on earth. right now, president obama is set to visit a community college in northern virginia. coming up at 8:15, we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with why the president says the cooperation of colleges and company is the key to getting americans bark to -- back to work. gavin newsom is moving to marin, at leastty po --

temporarily. now that jennifer newsom is expecting their second child, they need a bigger house. she will be staying with her parents in a town called ross. they say the stay is temporary until they find a larger home. well, the days of unlimited parking at broken san francisco parking meters are coming to an end. the board of supervisors approved a two-hour limit at that those -- at those broken meters. muni asked for this. they also want to discourage people from breaking meters to avoid pay egg. the fine for exceeding this limit, $65, $55. just a warning, tori. >> yeah. pretty expensive. more than you would pay probably at a parking lot. >> exactly. let's check in with sal. >> you know, sorie and dave --

tori and dave, we've seen son improvement now. we always come back because this is the commute that interests most. after 10:00 we're expecting a bigger delay than normal because of today's baseball game at at&t park. 12:45, the nats, the last game of the series. i think it's the last game. steve will tell us if it's the last game they play the giants. we'll see. let's take a look at northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. no major problems here. this freeway is expected to be busy. i just want to avoid you being surprised when you are driving across the city around 4:00 and you are wondering what heck is going on. this is a look at the commute as we look at the traffic on 85. there's some slow traffic at 17, getting up to coop per tino is -- cooper tino is --

cupertino. sal, the nats are leaving town and the reds are coming to town. >> you are a reds fan. >> and boy, are they happy they are leeching town. they are happy about it -- leaving town. they are happy about it. san rafael, 64. tim from livermore said the fog is burning out off. it is. some of that is starting to retreat. morning overcast. some breaks already in the crash. tomorrow, low clouds, slightly warmer. high pressure builds in. so that will put a cap on it. but there's way too much of a fog -- too much -- warmup a little bit. cooldown a little bit. the pattern is definitely calmed down but it's still below average here. all of the heat is from texas and from the great lakes to the

northeast, just blazing heat. as we touched on, getaway day for the nationals. nationals and the giants. low clouds, sun, breezy. once you are inside, it's not too bade -- too bad. the pollen count continues to favor the grasses which is very -- which is in the very high category. otherwise, everything is else is down. west-southwest wind for everybody. santa rosa had a little wind. but that fog should one off, too. a little system here moves ut -- moves out. here's high pressure for tomorrow. that will give us a little bit of a warmup. warm inland but not that warm. warm clouds, sunny, breezy.

there are a few breezes. 60s on the peninsula. mountain view, 70. we'll go 75 los gatos. clouds and sun. more of the same as we head toward the weekend. dave and tori? >> all right, steve. thank you. banning the national anthem? why one college makes a very controversial decision.

good morning. 54. san francisco. giants/nationals today, 12:45. i would say around 60 degrees should break through the fog deck. sunny, breezy after the fog. the first named storm of the season is picking up strength in the eastern pacific. tropical storm adrian is about 350 miles south of acapulco and moving in a north to northwest direction. but forecasters do not expect it to reach land any time soon. right now, sustained winds are reaching 60 miles an hour. but that's expected to increase as adrian moves away from the coast of mexico. a new bill is 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. right now, president obama is visiting a community college in virginia. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us how the president wants to create more manufacturing jobs. allisonson -- alison? >> reporter: let's get right to a live look at the school's auto motive training lab. president obama will be cliffing a speech here any minute now. he's un-- delivering a speech here any minute now, he's unveiling plans for private companies so students are properly trained and better prepared for the manufacturing jobs of the future. the president's job plan comes

as "the washington post" shows six in ten americans believe president obama has a negative effect on the economy. president obama encouraged patience. >> recovering from body blow takes time. the recoveries will be uneven. there will be times we're making progress but people are still nervous and skittish. >> reporter: president obama says he's not wor irid about the possibility of a double-dip recession. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:17. today, in atlanta, lawyers for the obama administration will ask a three-judge panel to reverse a lower court ruling that struck down the president's healthcare legislation. a florida appeals court ruled that a mandate requiring the purchase of health insurance is

unconstitutional. 26 states have ruled -- have sued to get the law repealed. the senate votes today on whether to limit fees that stores have to pay to banks and credit card companies every time a debit card is swiped. today's vote is an effort to block a federal reserve proposal to limit debt bit card swipe fees to 12 cents per transaction. that's down from the current average of 44 cents per -- per purchase. number two man in al qaeda has issued a eulogy for osama bin laden. he says osama bin laden terrorized america when he was arrived and will keep on doing it it in his death -- it in his death. he criticized the american people for burying bin laden at

sea. well, the navy ship that buried osama bin laden's body at sea is making its first stop on u.s. soil. the uss carl cen sent sailed in yesterday. the aircraft carrier picked up a navy seal team and osama bin laden's body after that raid on bin la ken's compound in pakistan. shim's commander says he's proud of -- the ship's commander says he's proud of how they handled the mission. in libya, weeks of fierce fighting between libyan rebels and troops in miss saw raw was -- misrata has left the city in ruins. misrata is controlled by rebels. officials say more than 600 people have been killed and

6,000 injured in misrata since the fighting began. the majority of victims were civilians. and a group of activists will challenge the israeli blockade of gaza. this is video of last year. commando shot and killed nine activists. more than a dozen ships will, once again, try to deliver raid to -- aid to palestinians in gaza. israel has stopped to -- has vowed to happen any -- to stop any ship that challenges the block aid.

8:20. you will not hear "the spar spangled banner" played at goshen, indiana, they decided not to play the anthem before anying events. some spay the anthem glor rights war -- say the anthem glorifies war. the anthem has only been played at that school for about a year. well, the health ministry of germanny says there appear to -- germane says there appears to be good news. he says the number of cases is dropping. he says it's too early to say the outbreak is over. at least 25 people have died from the infection. german officials say the source of the contamination may never be known. an effort to ban circumcision in santa monica is not making a good impression on

voters. one individual has been circulating a flier about this. this comes after a similar ban in san francisco qualified for the election. it makes circumcision in oakland -- illegal in oakland under the age of 7. the special ingredient in a new flavor of ice cream that's been creating quite a buzz in a missouri town.

it is 8:5. a day at the pool turned into a delicate rescue operation for one young girl near atlanta who stuck her hand into a pool drain. firefighters worked late into the night to try to free the girl. the rescue took three hours. one firefighter held the girl above the water level while others used jack hammers to break up the cop cite to free her arm. the girl is now -- concrete to

free her arm. the girl is in the hospital and is expected to be okay. we're trying to describe a new ice cream selling in a missouri store. we hear it's both tasty and crunchy. it's made with bugs called sick dahs -- cicadas. the girl ground them up, sweetened them up. it was a big hit. the health department was not happy about it. the health department said to none using those cicadas in her ice cream. >> a little creepy. yeah. i wouldn't be interested in trying that. let's check in with sal castanedo. sal, would you be tempted? >> no, i don't think so. there's plenty of stuff to eat in the world beside that. let's take a look at the commute now on the bridges. traffic is light at the bay bridge and on the richmond

bridge, it's a little bit busy getting to it but it's okay on the span. golden gate bridge traffic is looking good in both directions. we have an update on that situation on 280 coming up in just a few. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds. there are some breaks. some of the -- some some of the fog is starting to burn off. if you enjoyed yesterday, it will be similar to today. temperatures 60s and 70s. the fog forming into this pattern is really one to take note of. for those of you suffering from allergies, the grass continues to be high. there's fog. there's also a southwest wind. so a sea breeze in place. san rafael, still saying, 52. high pressure will build in so we'll get a little bit of a warmup but not a huge one. just day-to-day changes. >> all right, steve.

8:27. a fatal police shooting it -- shooting. it happened in san francisco. this one may have ties to an imfamous -- infamous criminal case. and residents have choice words for the councilmembers. the details live from alameda. also, why an important warn something going out to car owners on the peninsula.

welcome back. the mayor of alameda taking action now responding to that now infamous incident on memorial day at a city beach. firefighters stood ashore on the shore watching as a suicidal man drowned.

ktvu's jade hernandez back now to tell us if this tragedy that dominated last night's council meeting in alameda. >> reporter: dave, it's chilly out here this morning. but it's the seemingly cold response that emergency responders had on memorial day that's upset alameda residents. that insdy sent happened here right along the beach and the residents expressed their frustration at a city council meeting. >> you can suspend a -- if you can't suspend a firefighter for losing a life, and if you can't do that, i think you will answer at the next poll. >> this is a political game. it's not funny. it has no merritt. it's not -- merit. it's mott good to do for human beings who work hard in this city and work hard for their money. this is political. a man died because of politics.

>> reporter: we spoke to marie gilmore, alameda's mayor, and she said the 911 dispatch call will be transcribed and released to the public. she says -- she says she doesn't want what took place on memorial day morning to enev-- memorial day morning to ever happen again. a man took his life and waded in the beach. emergency responders watched onshore without trying to help him. firefighters said they weren't certified to jump in because of budget cuts and said the 300- pound man was a threat to him and others who tried to wade in after him. the mayor says she is stick for all of those involved. zach's family, those responders onshore and now its time -- it's time to redefine protocol. >> we want to see what happened, when it happened, how to prevent it from happening

again. you know, just -- what steps we should take to change it. we're live along crown beach this morning. mayor gilmore doesn't know when the commission will be assembled. but she says she hopes as soon as possible. reporting live from alameda, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. it is 8:32. this morning, the investigation continues into a failed police shooting in san francisco. it happened last night near buena vista park in the city's lower haight neighborhood. investigators shot and killed a suspected bank robber. they say the officers were forced to open fire after the man tried to run them over with his car. >> the action of the drivers at that time, drove directly at the officers, putting their lives in danger, they feared for their own safety and they had to discharge their vehicle -- discharge their weapons to stop his actions. >> reporter: the man died a short time later at san francisco general hospital. there are reports the man killed is a so called jen-ex

bank robber because he wore a wool cap. but so far, there's no confirm mation from the san francisco police on that -- confirmation from the san francisco place on that. authorities say there were no skid marks after this accident here yesterday. they say there was an open can of gas inside and a cigarette might have ignited the fumes. they are still trying to determine how the woman died. 8:34. the redevelopment man for treasure island just cleared a huge hurdle. san francisco supper vicars unanimously approved a plan to build homes, offices and commercial space on that island in the bay. now, critics said the $1.5 billion project will cost too much traffic -- too much traffic often the bay bridge. the supervisors sided with the developerren -- sided with the

developer. they need to get approval next week and if that happens, construction could begin next year. and now voters will decide on a bond measure to fix san francisco streets. the board of supervisors voted to place a $248 million road improvement bond on the november ballot. city officials are counsels on that bond passing to invest an extra $53 million into street repairs next fiscal year. that bond will need a two- thirds majority to pass. voters in richmond rejected a proposed sales tax hike. measure d would have raised the taxes from 9.75% to 10.25%. the richmond city council was counting on that bill passing to help balance the city's budget. in a special election in hercules, voters voted overwhelmingly to recall the mayor joan ward and councilman donald kiehne. the voters were apparently

unhappy -- unhappy with the deteriorating situation. voters chose william wilkins to replace william. 8:35. the san mateo county sheriff's office is warning everyone in san carlos to make sure to lock up their cars. there's been three dozen vehicle break-ins in the city in the past month. nearly all of those crimes have been in neighborhoods just west of el camino real. most of the targeted vehicles were left unlocked. police made one arrest earlier this week. but investigators are still working for more suspects. the bottom line, it's a good idea to look your car. just do that. sal's gonna help you to get you -- sal's gonna help you get to where you need to go right

now. there's northbound 280. there goes caltrain. there's no reported delays there. a little bit of slow traffic here and a little bit of sun, as steve promised, for some of our outlying areas. not a big delay getting into san francisco because of the fog and then getting into downtown san francisco, we have slow traffic there right at the 80 split. 8:32 -- 8:37. let's go to steve. yes. already some sun. i noticed san jose's meteorology department is showing sun but the fog is burning off in many locations. many locations are already showing that. by the way, before i -- before i get going, a very great article in the chronicle about the tremendous amount of snow still up at tahoe. greatest ever for so late in the season. between 90 and 100 inches. never had this much so late in the season. we have a had such a cool day.

usually by now, it's gone. let's hope it doesn't get too hot too soon. a lot of snow will give way to even up in the central sierra which had more yesterday. 3 to 9 inches of snow fell east of fresno up around 9,000, 10,000 feet. but the mere fact that you get that much snow right now is amazing. giant' game, 12:45. low clouds, sun, breezy. typical june. as you are walking up to the game, kind of windy and cool. it's not bad if -- it's not bad unless you are in the upper deck and then it can get cold. a slight warmup. and then we'll cool it down on friday. 60s and 70s. sill some low crowds -- clouds there. peninsula, east bay kind of hanging tough. 50s, almost 60 now. mountain view and also san jose

at 59 degrees. 53, 2, shore -- 52, on shore. low clouds, sunny, breezy, warm inland. but not that warm. we do have a sea breeze. 60s, close to the bay. muper 70s. i really want -- mid- to upper wanted to go 80 but i didn't. 8:39. firefighters in arizona hoping their efforts overnight will keep a huge fire from burning into two tops. now, the wallow fire is starting to threaten egger and springerville in eastern arizona. it's been burning for 11 days now, forced some evacuations.

overnight crews worked to ignite some of the unburned areas of grass and tried to starve of the fire in case it moved into those two towns that border that town. this is the second largeert wildfire in arizona in its history. right now, president obama is talking about job training at northern virginia community college. let's listen in for a moment. >> all across america, there are students like the ones that i've met here at nofolk, folks who are gaining skills, they are learning a trade, they are work hard and putting in the hours to move up to the profession they've chosen or to take a chance on a new line of work. among the students i was meeting her, we saw some 18, 19- year-olds but we also saw a couple of folks who are mid career or had even retired or were looking to go back to work. these are men and women like

david koolitz. he started as an apprentice at a car dealership. he will tell you he was at the low end of the totem pole and then he entered the gm program here at nova. he started to pick up new skills, led to better and more challenging work. he began to prove himself as a technician. after he graduated, he kept moving up -- >> you've been listening live a little bit to president obama. he's unveiling some new new plans to partner colleges with private companies so students are specifically trained an better prepared for the of ming jobs of the future. this is also coming off a summit that the president held at the white house with jill biden. she, of course, is a community college professor, one of the

second -- one of the rare second ladies still having a job. it's part of the white house's goal of increasing the number of college graduates, at probably a financially more viable level. again, the president live there at northern virginia community college. 8:41. back here at home, a heartbreaking lesson in real lifetime. how some burglars destroyed the dreams of fifth graders in the east bay. a new facebook privacy controversy. it involves tagging friends.

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early this morning, firefighters responded to two firefighters in the berkeley hills. they will about a block apart as well. investigators think this could be a case of arson. congresswoman jackie speier will take a site of the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. she will be joined by the head of the national transportation safety board which is, of course, investigating that explosion. the final ntsb report is expected later this year. the teenager accused of shooting a baby in the head in

east palo alto may be tried as an adult. police say the 17-year-old was the main shooter who killed a 3- month-old sunday morning in east palo alto, a decision on all of this may be made today. it is 8:45. apple is taking on another creative project. it's not a high-tech gadget. kraig debro is live in cupertino where apple wants to build a second campus. what you are about to see is sort of a loop, yes, it's a circle -- much of what he has done with apple, steve jobs is applying innovation to a proposed space ship project in coop per tino. >> if you -- cupertino. >> if you look at this picture, the mothership has landed here

in cupertino. >> reporter: this is the mothership he's talking about. it's only a drawing you about jobs wants it to become a permanent home. the cofounder and ceo unveiled the grand scheme of the cupertino city council meeting last night. the building is a circle, not an apple. jobs says there's not a square piece of glass. the plan is to build the behemoth on cupertino land once owned by hewlett-packard. it's four stories high. it will be capable of accommodating 12,000 employees. >> think about it 12,000 people in one building. but we've seen these office parks with lots of -- we'd like to do something better thatten -- better than that. >> with 12,000 people that's basically the size of a small

city. >> reporter: apple plans to build an energy center that will generate primary power for the campus and the company will rely on the grid for backup power as well. reporting live in cupertino, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. time is now 8:48. well, this morning, a man is recovering after the ar -- after the big rig he was driving fell 30 feet from an yoon ram -- 30 feet from an onramp. the truck was going on the onramp that leads from west grand avenue to the macarthur maze. that's when police say the driver lost control and flipped over the side there. the truck landed on a grassy shoulder. the crews had to close down of interstate 80 while they cleared this crash scene. the driver believe it or not managed to walk away from the

crash with just a broken arm and some minor cuts. police in texas searching this morning for a psychic after she called in with a store -- with a story about a mass grave. i want to show you video of a rural part of east texas. earlier, police received a tip from a psychic saying a grave was hidden at a farmhouse. after extend -- extensively searching this area, the fbi said they couldn't find the grave. but the woman dahled -- call back and had detailed knowledge of the farmhouse including black on the door of the -- blood on the door of the farm. that made police very suspicious and they are looking for this woman. thieves stole the school's safe at grass elementary this

past weekend. >> the principal said there was about $300 inside and the money was raised by parents to help pay for parents and -- field trips and the fifth-grade graduation. >> people who have the audacity to break into a school and steal like that, they have no moralles or ethics -- morals or et ethics -- morals or ethics. the school had been keeping the playground open for the community but can now close it over the weekend. a new facebook feature triggering new privacy and safety concerns. it has to do with a facial recognition feature when you tag friends. once a person's face is recognized, it automatically encourages facebook friends to tag them. the concern is that facebook does not give users option to avoid being tagged in a photo. people who don't want their name to attached to an image

have to untag themselves. take a look at this new fountain, causing an unsanitary problem in connecticut. now, the whale's tail fountain was designed to give people a fun place, just cool off in the heat. instead, city council members say the fountain is being used as a toilet. the water has been shut off. city officials are trying to find ways to stop people from using that fountain as a bathroom. it's kind of cool. the wind chill tail there is a reason for it -- whale tail, there is a reason for it. >> yes. nine minutes before 9:00. a possible change in south bay schools, the demand from hundreds of parents. a new twist in a growing sex scandal. the warning that is sent out to women about him.

we have an update on a car being pulled from aquatic park that we reported on "mornings on 2" yesterday. the nissan maxima belongs to a woman in potrero. the car was stolen. nobody was inside the car when it was pulled from the car. investigators will search it for evidence to see if it has been used as a kyle. out of control elephants in

india killed at least one person trampled to death. i have to warn you. some of the video i showed you will be hard to watch. watch this. four elephants came into the city, they mauled a cow and actually attacked people. one man was killed. many others were hurt. so far two of those elephant -- elephants have been tranquilized. expert police officers have been brought in. back here at home, we're hearing from a conservative group warning women on triter to be wary of anthony weiner, three month ago. "the new york times" noticed wiener was following -- weiner many women on his twitter account who didn't even live in his district. the group cooke some of those women, warned them -- contacted some of those women, warned them to be care f.m. this week, as you know, anthony

weiner admitted he sent lewd photos to women online. more than 1200 parents and children and other residents packed into a school district meeting in east san jose last night. the parents want officials to close five underperforming schools in the alum rock union school district. they want the schools to be reopened as charter schools. some of the parents who were there told story of how -- stories of how the children's academic performance switched -- changed once they switched to a charter school. yesterday tiger woods announced he will not play in the u.s. open because of lingering injuries to his leg. he says the injuries are not fully healed and it's time to listen to the doctors. woods has lost his last 22 tournaments and has plunged from first to fifteen in the world.

right now, the toll lane on interstate 680 between pleasanton and milpitas is free to carpoolers. solo drivers pay a toll through fastrack. cameras may be used for a test and if the tests are successful, the fines could be put into place. and sal, traffic. >> it was busy in the 6:00, 7:00 hour. but now it looks much better if you are trying to get your way into san francisco. we're looking at 880 northbound and southbound, right here at the coliseum, it looks pretty good. let's go to steve. it will be another day, very similar to yesterday. we'll have sunshine. a lot of 70s inland. a little warmer thursday. looks like a cooldown friday, saturday and then back to a little what -- saturday and then back to a little warmer on

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