it is day three in an all- volunteer search for a missing nursing student. we'll have a live report. and an overnight stabbing outside a grocery store. and it happened again. the glitter attack targeting a presidential candidate. those stories and more now on ktvu 2. well, good morning. welcome to ktvu mornings on 2. happy father's day. >> it is time to check your

sunday forecast with rosemary. >> reporter: good morning to you. happy father's day to everybody out there celebrating. for today, the headline will read a warmup. we're going to see our temperatures soar, especially for the inland areas. the wind will pick up, but if you've got it hot, it will feel good. widespread 60s for the coast. widespread 60s inland. we'll look at what you can expect for your afternoon and temperatures outside your door this morning coming up. and new from overnight, san francisco police are searching for suspects after an early morning stabbing. it happened around 2:00 this morning near the whole foods market. police found a man in his 20s with several cuts to his throat. he was taken to the hospital. so far, no one has been arrested. also overnight, a search and rescue underway. there was a boat on fire in the

estuary. they launched a search for a possible person on board or in the water but didn't find anything or anyone. the boat had about three feet of garbage on it. that fire is now under control. oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting of a man on 19th street. the man was found with multiple gunshot wounds just after 10:00 p.m. he was taken to the the hospital where he was pronounced dead. so far, police have no suspects or a motive for the shooting. last night's homicide followed another one. police say 18-year-old christian daniel garcia was shot friday night. investigators tell ktvu he was a known gang member with an extensive criminal history. new this morning, a missing elderly san francisco woman with alzheimer's disease has been found well. she was last seen near california street in san francisco around 1:30 friday afternoon. there is no word on how or

where she was found. her family was worried because she speaks almost no english. in one hour, family and friends of michelle le will continue their search for the missing nursing student. >> reporter: today is the last in a three-day search for new clues on the disappearance for 26-year-old michelle le. she's been missing for three weeks. volunteers are not giving up hope along with michelle young's friends and family. this is where all the volunteers are meeting this morning. they're scheduled to be here at 8:00. michelle le was a nursing student. she hasn't been seen since she left kizer hospital in hayward. police are investigating her disappearance as a possible homicide. but le's friends and family are not giving up hope she will be found alive. they started this search effort friday morning. 130 people showed up that day.

on friday, volunteers focused their search in the niles canyon area because activity was detected from michelle le's cell phone there. they were looking for any personal items and signs of white clothing. as we mentioned, the search resumes this morning. they'll be here starting at 8:00. we hope to talk to them when aarrive about how things are going. a fairfield man is in police custody this morning after an eight-hour long s.w.a.t. standoff. daniel garcia surrendered to police after officers fired four rounds of tear gas into his park. neighbors say police showed up around 1:45 yesterday afternoon looking for garcia. that 29-year-old is suspected of setting off a pipe bomb under a car in an apartment complex last month. after taking garcia into custody, police say they got a

pipe bomb and bomb-making materials inside his home. things are slow getting back to normal for unite the airlines this morning after a computer glitch caused delays here in the bay area and across the country. this is how sfo looked friday night when thousands of passengers found themself strand. the airline worked all day yesterday to rebook passengers. united it warning it could take several days to rebook everyone affected. a smoke detector is being credited for saving the lives of three people while a raging fire destroyed their home and damaged another. yesterday afternoon fire crews were called to this home on valley drive in pittsburgh. firefighters say they could see the smoke from a mile away and immediately called for more backup. in total, nine engines were called to the scene. crews still had their hands full. >> the challenges of this fire were we had two cars fully engulfed when we got here. the winds were 20-30 miles an hour, blowing flames to the

home next door. not only did we have to worry about home on fire but vehicle, the home next door, and the the home behind it. >> the fire started in the garage and appears to be accidental. firefighters say the smoke detector alerted the family who escaped from the home and called 911. good morning to you. a live look at the bay there where we're watching the sunshine begin to burn through that low cloud deck. you can see the low cloud deck right there. a little bit of squashed marine layer and fog outside our door. we're going to see a nice build of our temperatures into the afternoon. some of our inland spots could warm 10, even 15 degrees over yesterday. it's going to be warm and eventually it's going to be hot as we move through the first half of next week. current temperature, 62 degrees already reported in santa rosa. that's a big warmup over yesterday. 57 in napa. 54 in oakland. most of us anywhere from 2-5 degrees above what we saw

yesterday. our winds generally light. they're comeing in from the northwest at this point, which means it's going to help knock that marine layer out of our area sooner than what we saw yesterday. take a look at what's happening here in the 7:00 hour. just a little bit of patchy fog around the bay area. by 8:00, already retreating back along the coastline a little bit here over the golden gate bridge. by 9:00 or so, it's off the coast. we are going to be mostly sunny for your sunday. temperatures along the coast will warm into the 60s. widespread 70s expected in the bay. inland, 80s nearing 90 degrees. this is just the beginning of a warmup that will take substance abuse the first day of summer on tuesday. by tuesday some of our inland spots expected to hit triple digit heat, especially far inland. take a look at the forecast hying expected for today. 86 in clear lake. 85 at st. helena. the north bay didn't get too

warm today, siting in the low and mid-70s. you're definitely going to feel the difference today. 83 for napa. 89 for fairfield. widespread 80s inland, along the east bay valley as well. 87 for pittsburgh. closer to the coast, we cool off. in oakland, going to feel good this afternoon. 75 in hayward. looking at 79 for santa clara. 82, san jose. a warm day in morgan hill. 86 expected there. your shot now at the peninsula looking at 70 degrees in san francisco. headed to north beach today for the festival, it's going to be nice, wild, and warn. 80 in redwood city. your extended forecast. enjoy your father's day. we have a nice-looking forecast overall. by tomorrow, temperatures along the beach feeling pretty nice. 73 in the forecast for the coast. take a look at our inland spots. going to grow uncomfortable, especially the first day of

summer, arriving tuesday. wednesday, the coast begins to cool. inland spots not really going to feel it until thursday. temperatures continuing to drop in the second half of next week. we'll take a look at the day planner coming up in a bit. all right. time now for your drive time traffic. let's take you outside for a live look at the east shore freeway in berkeley. things are moving very smoothly. we've been checking with the chp. no major problems to report this morning. let's move over to the bay bridge toll plaza. on the lower deck, there is a little bit of a problem. we have a stalled vehicle that looks like in lane five. another vehicle stopped to assist that vehicle. if you are headed to eastbound on the bay bridge, you might run into a little problems. well, the annual closure of san francisco's great highway will start tomorrow. it will be closed from lincoln avenue to slope boulevard. the closure will last until

friday. it's all being done to move sand off ocean beach. drivers are encouraged to use sunset boulevard as an alternate route. also in san francisco, more problems for the swans living in the lagoon at the palace of fine arts. a volunteer swan keeper means the missing 3-week-old hatchling named martha was killed by a hawk. time now is 7:10. running short on money, al qaeda is now hoping ransoms will help fuel their cause. and getting showered by glitter. the politicians here in the bay area.

good morning to you. giving you a beauty shot there of the city by the bay. nice, interesting shot. you can see the clouds right up above. that will be burning off this morning. new this morning, al qaeda is apparently turning to kidnapping and ransoms to help finance its terrorist organizations. the associated press is reporting today that information obtained from osama bin laden's pakistani compound shows the terrorist organization is having trouble raising money, and that's leading al qaeda officials to try to kidnap diplomats, tourists, and business owners, mostly in pakistan. no word on how successful those efforts have been. also new this morning, a deadly weekend in afghanistan after eight nato troops were killed. nato says one died this morning after an insurgent attack in the country. that death follows seven others yesterday. three troops while died and four others were killed in a car accident. so far this month, 38 nato service members have been killed. the thousands of protesters

that demanded change in egypt might have to wait a bit longer. egypt's prime minister announced this morning he wants to delay parliamentary elections. right now, they're set for september. you will recall mass protests earlier this year led to the resignation of the former president hosni mubarak. the libyan government is now saying civilians, including children, were killed in nato's latest air strike. it happened this morning in a residential area in tripoli. rescue efforts are currently underway to help those who may be trapped in the rubble. first lady michelle obama is preparing for a week-long trip to africa on a mission she hopes will bring inspiration. tomorrow, mrs. obama, her daughters, and a niece and nephew will arrive in

johannesberg. she says the challenges of the world are falling to the next generation. >> whether you live in new york, new delhi or nairobi, we share the game goals and dreams. >> mrs. obama and her family will also travel to botswana. she also plans to meet with former president nelson mandela. as his re-election campaign revs up, president obama is taking a more active role on twitter. he is now going to tweet regularly on his official account. personal tweets will be signed "b.o.." campaign staff say that will give him new opportunities to report on what the president is doing every day and connect to his supporters. president obama has more than 8.69 million followers on twitter. he is the the third most followed account behind lady gaga and justin bieber. a president obama impersonator is getting a lot

of attention this morning after being kicked off the stage at a g.o.p. convention. >> thank you! thank you! >> comedian reggie brown was hired to perform at republican leadership conference. at first, the crowd liked his jokes, but they grew more uncomfortable. >> you may asking yourself what is going on here today. the budget is out of control. the deficit is rapidly growing, and there are threats of a government shutdown. so i figured i'd do what any great president would do in these trying times. head down to louisiana and polish up any golf game. >> brown was pulled off the stage before he could finish his act after mocking several g.o.p. presidential hopeful and telling a string of racial jokes about the president. stay with us here on ktvu mornings on 2. coming up at 7:30, we'll have more on the

gathering of presidential hopefuls. minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann attended saturday's conference, but before she arrived in louisiana, she attended a conservative blogger's event in minnesota. that's where she became the latest victim of a glitter attack. it was a little hard to see in that video, but that was a day rights activist throwing glitter on bachmann as she walked off the stage. authorities quickly escorted the activist away. tim pawlenty was also showered in confetti and glitter at a book signing on thursday. police escorted two women out of the area on thursday. on this father's day weekend, children get a special visit with their incarcerated dads. we'll take you behind the walls of san quentin prison for that reunion.

partly cloudy skies outside our door giving way to sunshine and warming temperatures. we'll talk about what you can expect coming up.

right now, firefighters are battling the second largest wild fire in's texas history. this is the bearing fire. so far it's burned more than 13,000 acres, forcing residents from their homes. on friday, firefighters say the fire was 80% contained, but yesterday's high winds whipped the flames out of control. firefighters in are preparing for more hot weather as they struggle to contain two different wild fires. this is video of the wallow fire. yesterday, the state senator's toured the damage. when asked about the cost to firefighters, senator john kyle had a different approach than just government aid. >> for the government to have to continue to subsidize this treatment if these difficult times presents a real challenge. if we can get it commercially buyable, then obviously the

people could take the timber out, make a small profit, and do the work that's do to the benefit of all of us. >> right now, the wallow fire is 38% contained. some residents have been allowed to return home. forecasters say high wind and high temperatures in the coming days could mean more trouble. here at home, cal fire has declared tomorrow the official start of the north coast fire season. it covers all the counties from the san francisco bay up to the oregon border. fire officials say the recent rain has created a lot of fast drying grass that will fuel any wild fires. residents should make sure there's plenty of clear, defensible space. >> rosemary, what's it looking like for firefighters out there? >> reporter: it's going to be a warm one. the wind shouldn't be too bad. air quality is still pretty good. as we head out the doors this afternoon, bring along the sun block. we have plenty of sun. 56 degrees. a mild start to the day. as you can see way in the backdrop, we have a little bit

of low cloud hanging off the coast. we'll be siting in the 50s, low 60s moving through the 8:00 hour. some of our inland spots waking up in the upper 50s, low 60s. a mild one outside your door. noontime numbers, low to mid- 60s along the coast. mid-upper 70s inland. for the afternoon, a big jump in our temperatures, especially for inland spots. anywhere from 10-15 degrees over yesterday. 65 expected. the average along the coastline. mid-upper 80s for our inland areas. the north beach festival counties forthe afternoon today. mostly sunny skies. a little breezy in the afternoon. low 60s through about noontime, 1:00. at the warmest part of the day, we'll be sitting at 70 degrees in and around a san francisco. and a look at your overall highs for the afternoon. 85 expected in santa rosa. 86 for livermore. the farther you go inland, the warmer it's going to be. some of our inland spots will

even be hitting 90 degrees. those of us on the coast are going to feel pretty good. 65 expected for pacifica. santa cruz will be nice and warm. extended forecast. tomorrow, even warmer. take a look at the highs. some of us hitting the hottest temperatures so far this year, especially the inland spots. by wednesday, we begin to see a little bit of a pattern change. the coast will feel it first, as usual. 67. so temperatures rolling back midweek wednesday. inland spots it's going to take a while before you begin to feel that cooldown. by thursday, all of us dropping off with our temperatures and it looks like the cool down will continue into early weekend. back to you up. a visit from a child to celebrate father's day is not unusual, unless is takes place behind prison walls. >> reporter: outside san quentin, there was silence.

yet, on the inside there was laughter. fathers holding sons. daughters drawing for dads. on this day, they had the very first time to embrace and reflect. >> for her to have to overcome what she's endured by me not being in her life, i'm proud of her for that. >> reporter: for years, troy williams only had a picture. today, he had much more, his daughter eye to eye. >> just to touch and to hold your family is something that we don't really get to do >> a lot of kids don't have their dads. i'm blessed to know mine and thankful to know that i still have one. >> reporter: how many children actually have parents inside a prison? 200. according to the department of prison, 200,000 children have a parent either inside here in san quentin or in another prison in the state of california. >> they look at their dad,

trying to see themselves reflected in their father's eyes, if his features. >> reporter: susan provided get on the bus, providing free transportation for children of inmates. marquis carter is talking about his dad, a man who could spend the rest of his life in prison. a man who says he's still proud to be a dad. >> some of my family members share with me how lucky i am that i have a son like him. >> reporter: smiles behind the walls of san quentin on this father's day weekend. well, a florida man has given his son a life-saving gift this father's day, one of his kidneys. his 24-year-old son has had kidney problems his whole life. about a year ago, his doctors decided he needed a transplant. when brian's father stepped in and volunteered to donate one of his kidneys to save his son. >> i have no idea how to say thank you. what sort of father's day gift can live up to this? >> not your every day gift.

i just want him to have as good a life as he possibly can. >> both father and son are said to be doing well after the procedure. they'll likely be in the hospital for at least a week recovering. and the search is on this morning for a gunman in an overnight shooting that left one man dead in san francisco. the first volunteers have arrived to help with the search for missing nursing student michelle le. we'll tell you where volunteers have focused their efforts coming up up. plus, scary video from poland as a stunt plane crashes into a river.

more than three weeks after she disappeared, friends and family of michelle le plan on once again cam passing part of the east bay. welcome back to ktvu mornings on 2. the time is now 7:29. >> in just about 30 minutes, the search will resume for the missing nursing student. >> allie is live now in hayward with details. >> reporter: well, on friday the search and volunteers focused on the niles canyon area because authorities said they detected activity from michelle le's cell phone in the

area. i just spoke with michelle le's uncle who said that search didn't turn up much, so they are moving on. the family informs me they're going to be focusing more of their efforts here in the hayward area. that's where 26-year-old michelle le was last seen. she's been missing for three weeks. there's still no sign of her, but family and friends are not giving up hope. they've organized a three-day, all-volunteer search effort all on their own. le was a nursing student. she was last seen leaving kizer hospital in hayward on may 27. hayward police are investigating her disappearance as a possible homicide, but her friends and family are optimistic she'll be found alive. we spoke to the first volunteer to arrive this morning. he says he doesn't know the le family personally, but he's inspired by their strength. >> if i were them, i would be so stressed out and not be able

to sleep anyway. the fact they're going through it and holding on to it, that shows how close of a family they are. >> reporter: on friday, 130 people showed up to assist with this volunteer search. michelle le's uncle said yesterday they had about 300 people helping out. they're not sure how many people to expect today. again, they are looking for any personal items of michelle le's. she was last seen wearing white scrubs. family members were searching on friday in the nilea canyon area. again, the family says they've moved on and are focusing their effort here in hayward. new this morning, oakland police are looking for suspects in the fatal shooting of a man on 19th street. police say the man was found with multiple gunshot wounds just after 10:00 last night. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead about 40 minutes later. so far, the motive for the shooting is unknown. anyone with information is asked to call police. police are searching for a

man who attacked a jogger in runner park. the man grabbed her, slashed her face and arms with a box cutter, then ran off. he's described as white, in his 30s, 6'2" tall with a lean build. the victim was treated at a hospital and released. two stranded hikers are safe this morning after being rescued near the big sur river. they were stuck about 300 feet above the river. the search and rescue team found the i and helped them get back on the the trail. one man is dead after a hit- and-run crash in san francisco's mission district. it happened yesterday morning. police say a man driving a white chevy fan hit a latino man in his 40s. officers say the van likely has front-end damage. witnesses said the van was driven by an african-american man in his 30s or 40s. a fatal police chase is now being investigated. it ended when the suspect drove under a gasoline tanker truck and slammed into a build.

this is what was left of the suspect's car. san jose police say they responded to calls of a car doing donuts and driving recklessly. when they arrived, the car sped off and they chased it for more than three miles. >> the truck actually went underneath the tanker truck. it sheered off the top half of the suspect's vehicle. >> amazingly, the gas tanker was empty. if it wasn't, it would have been a totally different scene. >> the 21-year-old driver was pronounced dead at scene. his 22-year-old passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. this morning, people are reacting to controversial billboards in the east bay. some want them torn down. this is one of the billboards located across from the west oakland bart station. the group issues for life says the billboards target african- american women because they have a much higher abortion rate. >> i think that's an attack on

black communities and reproductive right, especially for women of color. i think that billboard need to come down. >> all women should have a right to make their own decisions without anyone interfering with those personal decisions. >> walter hoye is the man behind the billboards. he says he's just trying to raise awareness. a san francisco woman could face charges after trying to prevent the installation of a pg&e smart meter. it happened yesterday afternoon in the glen park neighborhood. amy o'hare sat on the truck and refused to move. that's when police officers arrived. this is believed to be the first such arrest in san francisco. pg&e smart meters have led to controversy. san jose's international airport wants to test new ways to attract airlines. the city council will vote on tuesday on whether or not to

spend $1 million on two marketing firms. the mayor is skeptical of the approach and wants to put off the vote. since 2007, san jose airport has seen its scheduled flights fall 35% and passenger traffic drop 25%. former utah governor john huntsman is expected to officially join the g.o.p. presidential field this week. huntsman will announce he's running for president later this week. he served as u.s. ambassador to china for two years after being appointed by president obama in 2009. even before announcing his candidacy, john huntsman got an early boost this weekend. he came in second in a presidential straw poll at the republican leadership conference in new orleans. ron paul won that poll in a landslide. >> there's too much spending, too much debt, too much borrowing, and it's time to

stop the spending. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann was third. herman cain came in fourth. mitt romney skipped that conference and did not participate in the polls. happy father's day, and good morning to you. a live look of oakland. we're still dealing with a low cloud deck. it's going to burn off. we have sunny skies on the way. in fact, some of us already waking up with mostly sunny skies. most of this low fog and clouds confined to the bay. tonight, light northerly breeze reported at 6 miles per hour. variable around the area. southeasterly in concord. our flow is more northwesterly. that's going to knock this marine layer out of the area. it's going to be off the coast by about 9:00, 10:00 this morning. sunnier conditions, warmer conditions as high pressure builds in from here out. 62 degrees at santa rosa right

now. 53 in san francisco. 57 in oakland. upper 50s hayward, concord, san jose. these temperatures anywhere from 2-5 degrees warmer than where we started yesterday. with the calm conditions, you step outside and it's notably warmer in some areas, especially around santa rosa. here's the marine layer we're talking about. by 8:00, it's already retreating. by about 9:00, off the coastline. down here on the bottom davenport and santa cruz until about 10:00. take a look at some of those temperatures coming up in a moment. satellite view here. remember that trough that rolled back our temperatures thursday and friday? it's right about here, now moving off to the east. high pressure will be in place now through about wednesday. that high pressure is really going to hike up our temperatures. in fact, some of the hottest temperatures so far this year expected by tuesday and wednesday. so sunny skies expected for today. a nice little warmup around the bay area. inland spots anywhere from 10- 15 degrees, approaching the 90- degree mark in many spots.

napa, 83. nice and warm in santa rosa. a gorgeous day. 85 degrees with plenty of sunshine. pack along that sun block. 76 in oakland. we're looking at widespread 70s into fremont. 82, san jose. don't like it that warm? head to the coast. half-moon bay looking at 66 for the afternoon. the extended forecast here, the heat will be on, especially monday into tuesday. getting back to work, if you have to wear a suit, it's going to be uncomfortable in some spots. looking at low and mid-70s for the coastline monday and tuesday. sun will be shining and summer arrives about 10:17 in the morning. it's going to be a nice one. for the areas inland, widespread upper 90s, approaching triple digit heat by tuesday and into wednesday. notice on wednesday the pattern begins to change along the the coast. our temperatures begin to cool. it takes a day or two before

inland spots begin to feel it. by thursday, all of us seeing a bit of a cooldown. low 60s along the coast. upper 80s for the inland spots. we'll look at your day planner coming up. a southern california parolee has been arrested for hanging a noose in the doorway of a day rights organization. police say he was linked to the crime by dna, but it took months to find him because he's homeless. he was arrested friday when he showed up for a parole appointment. president obama is set to put the gay community in the spotlight over the next few weeks. this week, the president is going to headline a $1200 a plate dinner in manhattan. on june 29, a gay pride reception will be hosted at the white house. these two events are sparking speculation that president obama could be getting ready to endorse same-sex marriage, but the white house is not commenting on those rumors. a struggling mother from indiana is hoping a letter from president obama will help save

her from eviction. destiny got the letter last year from president obama after writing about losing her job. still unemployed, the mother says she has no choice but to sell the letter. >> i really don't want to sell it. that's my thing. i never had intentions of selling it when i got it. >> she's using an online company, moments in time, to sell the letter. the website has sold eight other presidential letters for up to $20,000. she's asking $11,000 for her letter. time now is 7:40. a bogus craigslist ad leads to an angry crowd at a wisconsin home. and a new video this morning of a horrifying crash at an air show in poland. and there's 237. things are moving smoothly and the sun is shining.

good morning to you. what a gorgeous shot there. the fog is beginning to burn off. well, new video this morning from poland shows the terrifying moments as a stunt plane loses control and crashes into the river. that all happened yesterday during an air show. you saw black smoke trailing from the plane as it began the nose dive. the pilot was eventually pulled out of the plane by emergency crews, but later died at the hospital. no one else was in the plane. four people are dead after a small plane crashed in a suburb north of new york city. the plane was flying from white plains to long island when the pilot reported having trouble.

air traffic controllers opened a runway so the pilot could make an emergency landing, but the plane crashed in a wooded area. right now a man suspected of stealing someone's identity to land a job as a flight attendant is siting in a miami jail. he's in the country illegally. on friday, the fbi arrested him on miami international airport. he's accused of stealing the identity of a new york man to land a job for american airlines. >> the ability to duplicate someone's identity, they get past almost any system. >> he's facing six counts of identity theft and three counts of forgely. the judge in the case has set his bail at $1 billion because authorities say they don't know who he could be working for. some new york police officers are recovering this morning after being rescued dangerously close to niagra

falls. police had responded to a call for help from a group of teenagers whose boat had died. they were able to bring the teens to shore, but when officers went back for the boat, they became trapped in the churning water. after three hours, the officers were saved by that helicopter. heavy rain and flooding continues to batter china. more than 2.5 million people are affected by flooding. supplies are arriving in the country, but blocked roads have made it difficult to deliver that aid. flooding has left more than 170 people dead or missing. armed inmates have taken partial control of this venezuelan prison. the national guard has been called in to try to regain control. his partial takeover, three people have been killed and 18 injured. new this morning, outgoing defense secretary robert gates says he's skeptical that peace

talks with the taliban will make progress any time soon. this comes after hah. police in south dakota are investigating a bizarre shooting at a wild west shootout charity event. three people were shot and injured while watching that show yesterday. witnesses say it happened when the actors shot in the direction of the crowd. the guns used during the show were supposed to be filled with blanks. police still aren't sure whether it was bullets or shrapnel that caused the injuries. >> it was the end of the show. the two behind me started yelling that they were shot. blood started spewing out everywhere. >> investigators say the shootings did not seem to be intentional. the shootout is performed four days a week by volunteer cowboys as a fundraiser for the children's miracle network. here's a shocking idea. police in wisconsin are trying

to find out who posted a fake ad on facebook drawing a large crowd to one family's home. someone posted their address on craigslist offering a free boat and mini van. the ad said if the family was sleeping to just take the items. the family dog began barking, which woke up the family who had to go out and tell the angry crowd it was a mistake. >> we told them it wasn't for free and we weren't the ones who posted it. >> the family says it does not know who's behind the trick. well, there could soon be a flood of new websites that don't end in .com. the organization that oversees web suffixes will meet this week. possibilities include.vegas,.eco. there are currently 310 do main

name suffixes world wild. a missouri homeowner has been invaded by bees. doug riggs says at least 20,000 bees have invaded his home. it wasn't until he went in the walls that he discovered how big the problem was. >> we cut the ceiling out. low and behold, there was approximately 2-foot by 16- inch. at least 7-8 inches deep of honeycomb anymored with honey. >> now he needs to tackle his second hive found inside the wall of the upstairs shower. well, two fallen firefighters were said good-bye to nine days ago. we go back to find out how the crew is going. also, sounds of a legendary saxophonist. the career now being

remembered. if you're longing for the summer weather, you'll be glad today.

a homeless man in utah is being brought off the streets thanks to a surprise inheritance. yesterday afternoon, a private investigator found the man pushing his shopping cart in salt lake city. he was told his brother, who died last year, left him with a significant amount of money in his will. he wouldn't say exactly how much money it was. how does a free breakfast sound this father's day? ikea is serving free breakfast this morning. no word on what proof dads have to provide. large crowds are expected in san francisco today to enjoy a long-standing tradition. the north beach festival in little italy's washington square park continues today. it's a two-day event that

features live entertainment and food. today, the a's go for the sweep of their cross bay rival giants. the giants the scoring started in the 5th inning last night when burress put down the bunt. then an aubrey huff sac fly gave the giant a two-run lead, but jonathan sanchez gave that up in the bottom of the inning. with two runners on, matsui cleared the bases. the a's have matched their season-best four-game winning streak. the giants have lost three straight. the college world series begins today for the cal bears. the bears booked their trip to oklahoma with a win over dallas baptist last week. the world series is double elimination. the bears win today, they'll play the winner of south carolina and texas a&m. this is their first trip to the world series in 19 years. rory mcilroy is looking for

the first major of his young career today. the 22-year-old irishman has an eight-stroke lead heading into the final round in bethesda, maryland. yesterday, he set the 54-hole scoring record with a 199. two years ago, he led the masters and imploded on the back nine to infish 15th. it's not even officially summer yet, but it's already warming up. rosemary is joining us now with your father's day forecast. >> reporter: yes, good morning. anywhere from 3-5 degrees warmer, but inland is where we really will feel the heat. giving you a look outside our doors. a gorgeous view there. plenty of sunshine already moving around the area. we will continue to see those low clouds this morning continuing to burn off. temperatures in the low 60s already. mostly sunny skies. 63 for the coast at your lunch hour. mid-70s expect the for the

inland areas. afternoon, 89 degrees in some spots. flirting with 90 for our inland areas. mid-60s for the coast. it's actually going to feel pretty good along the coast. in the bay area, widespread 70s. you can see the greens right along the coastline. those are those widespread 60s we're talking about. 70s around the area. the farther inland you go, the deeper that orange gets. fairfield looking at those deep oranges. almost approaching the red. 90s equals red there. santa rosa, a big warmup over yesterday. north bay hit 70s yesterday afternoon. for today, expected to be in the 80s. so a notable warmup getting into the afternoon. your north beach festival forecast, mostly sunny skies. the winds a little breezy at times. temperatures not bad at all. sitting in the low and mid-60s at the start of the festival. warming to about 70 degrees at the warmest part of the afternoon. the extended forecast here. a heating trend that will continue through wednesday for most of us. mid-60s for the coast today.

70s around a the bay area. by tomorrow, low 70s for the coast. low 90s for the inland spots. we're not going to stop there. flirting with triple-digit heat by tuesday. by the way, first day of summer arriving on tuesday. 74 for the coast. if by chance you can get away, maybe head to the beach, that will be a popular spot. by wednesday, the pattern begins to change. the coast begins to cool down. it takes a while before our inland spots begin to feel it. the valleys will hit mid-90s once again. by thursday, everybody is seeing the turn around. low 60s along the coast. 89 degrees will be the average for our inland valleys. back to you. more weather news. a tropical storm warning is now in place for parts of mexico after the formation of a tropical depression. the national hurricane center in miami says the depression is about 200 miles south, southwest of mexico. legendary saxophonist clarence clemons is being

remembered by fellow musicians and fans. the legendary musician died yesterday, a week after suffering a stroke at his home in florida. known as the big man, the 6'5" clemons was a driving force in bruce spring street's e-street band. he still performed and recorded. it's been nine days since the city of san francisco laid to rest two of its firefighters. they were part of station 26 in diamond heights. yesterday, i spent the day with the crew there to see how they're recovering. it was a quiet day for the four- man crew. no calls for service all day. the only action was a trip to gas up the engine. there are reminders on the rig and in the house of men lost in the house fire. the men say that now that the initial shock and funeral are over, the impact is hitting them. >> we're starting to miss them. we haven't had time to do that. we're starting to realize that they are gone. >> fire officials tell me the third firefighter hurt in that fire has returned to work at

another station. ground will be broken tomorrow for the largest bronze monument in the west right here in the bay area. remember them, champions for human if i is a monument to peace and diversity. it features 25 humanitarians. tomorrow's ground breaking ceremony will mark the construction and installation phase of the monument. the monument will weigh more than 40,000 pounds and will sit in the henry j. kizer memorial park in oakland's fox square. the time now is 7:57. two people in kentucky are punished after telling two disabled gay men to leave a public pool. the changes now being made after that incident up. plus, a search and rescue effort overnight in the oakland estuary.

good morning, and welcome to mornings on 2. happy father's day. >> it is sunday, june 19. it's looking like a sunny and hot day for dads. meteorologist rosemary has a quick look at your father's day forecast. >> reporter: good morning. happy father's day to everybody out there. mother's day, we were maybe huddled around the barbeque. today, you may be running from it. temperatures will be warming up over yesterday by several degrees. so the big i can't remember up with will be the headline for today. this morning, we're starting out a little bit warmer. our winds will be picking up anywhere from 10-20 miles per hour for the afternoon. widespread 80s for the valley locations. maybe even approaching 90. we'll look around the area and what you can expect outside your door this morning coming up. the search is about to resume for missing nursing student michelle le. it's the last day of a three-

day effort organized by her family and friends. allie is live in hayward as volunteers prepare to begin the search. >> reporter: today's search effort just kicked off in the last ten minutes or so. we've seen a number of cars full of volunteers pulling into this lot behind me. that building you're looking at is where search volunteers are meeting to start their search today. just inside that doorway is a registration table. you can see from the turnout, there's a line to get to those registration tables and help out. that's just an idea of how many people in this community are turning out to help michelle le's family. we just went inside this building where there are some registration tables and a couple dozen volunteers waiting to be briefed. we'll show you the video we have inside the building. volunteers focused their search efforts in the niles canyon area because cell phone activity was detected from

michelle le's phone in that area. they didn't find anything significant in the area, they tell me. now the search has turned to the outskirts of niles canyon and the hills surrounding the area. 26-year-old michelle le was last seen on may 27 leaving kizer hospital in hayward. she's a nursing student there. police are investigating her disappearance as a possible homicide. michelle's family says they are not giving up hope for her safe return. they've organized this all- volunteer search effort. today is the third day of that effort. >> we're going to be doing our work until noon today. i know her father is going to come in here. being father's day, it's going to be difficult. we're going to go out with this and, you know, be prepared to just continually do it long- term. >> reporter: the family says they will continue to organize search efforts like this one. like the one they had this weekend, they'll have more in the future.

they continue to hand out these fliers. we have a copy of one to show you. the family has offered a $65,000 reward for any information leading to the safe return of michelle le. we'll continue to go inside and continue to check on how the registration is going this morning. the family says so far this weekend, it had 300 volunteers turn up to help out. new from overnight, san francisco police are searching for suspects after a stabbing. police found a man in his 20s with several cuts near his throat. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. so far, no one has been arrested. police say witnesses told them they saw a man running away from the scene. investigators believe the suspect and victim may have been arguing before that stabbing. also overnight a search and rescue effort in the oakland

estuary. there's a boat with about three feet of garbage on fire in the estuary. they launched a search for a possible person on board. the fire is now out. a fairfield man is now in custody this morning after an eight-hour s.w.a.t. standoff. daniel garcia surrendered to police after they fired four rounds of tear gas into his house. the 29-year-old is suspected of setting off a pipe bomb under a car in an apartment complex last month. after taking garcia into custody, police say they found a pipe bomb and bomb-making materials inside the home. a smoke detector is being credited for saving the lives of three people as a raging fire destroyed their home. yesterday afternoon, fire crews were called to this home on valley drive in pittsburgh. firefighters say they could see the smoke billowing about a mile away from the house. nine engines had to be called to the scene. >> the challenges with this

fire is we had two cars fully involved when we got here. the winds were 20-30 miles an hour, blowing flames to the home next door. >> the fire started in the garage and appears to be accidental. firefighters say the smoke detector alerted the family who escaped from the home and called 911 up. things are slowly getting back to normal for united airlines this weekend after a computer glitch caused passenger delays here in the bay area and across the country. this is how sfo looked friday night when thousands of passengers found themselves stranded. the airline worked all day yesterday to rebook passengers. united is warning it could take several days to rebook everyone. an elderly missing woman with alzheimer's disease was found alive and well.

so far, there's no word on how or where she was found. her family says they were worried because she speaks mandarin and understands almost no english. the annual closure of san francisco's great highway will begin this week from lincoln avenue to slow boulevard. it's all being done to move sand from ocean beach that piles on the walking path. drivers are being encouraged to use sunset boulevard. good morning to you. a live look at san francisco this morning where we've got blue skies outside our door. we are looking at plenty of sunshine in time for your father's day. temperatures will continue to warm for today. we've got a nice big warmup expected. i wanted to show you that

quickly. let's come back home and talk about what's going on here. 58 degrees in oakland. 55 in san francisco. it's going to be a mild one. 63 in santa rosa right now. fairfield already hitting 70 degrees. it took a while for the summer- like weather to get here, but we're definitely going to feel it today. you can see just along the bay area patchy, low cloud and fog still linger. in the next hour or so, we expect it to burn off, move off the coastline. this little tip here, santa cruz, expected around noontime, 1:00 before it finally pulled off and leaves us with sunny skies. our temperatures notably warmer in many cases. your satellite view, that trough that brought us the cooler temperatures is now moving off to the east. we have high pressure in place for the next few days. that's really going to warm us up. in fact, at some point it's going to be hot, especially for the inland spots.

for today, 60s, near 70 for the coast. widespread 70s for the bay area. our valley locations lookinged a mid, upper 80s. 86 expected in clear lake for the afternoon. 83 for sonoma as well as napa. 81 in vallejo. richmond looking at 75 for the afternoon. inland areas in the upper 80s, low 90s. a little closer to the water, 70s. 76, oakland. 79 for fremont. 79, santa clara. 82, san jose. along the peninsula, 66 expected for daley city. mid-60s for pacifica. the warmup will continue. monday into tuesday, low 70s for the coast. widespread 90s, even closer to the century mark by tuesday for our inland valley areas. wednesday, still another warm one, but temperatures begin to

cool along the the coast. everybody cools down a little bit on thursday. we'll look at your father's day day planner coming up. there's a new film about one of the bay area heros of september 11. "with you" premiered yesterday at the castro theater. it's a film about mark bingham, a bay area native, who was among the passengers who tried to regain control of flight 93. the producers of "with you" say they wanted to tell the story of a very inspiring man who happened to be gay. time now is 8:09. a daring rescue near niagra falls. why two police officers had to be saved themselves after rescuing a group of teenagers. a presidential impersonator makes racial jokes at a g.o.p. conference. the jokes that got him kicked off the stage. that fog will go away soon. we are looking at a sunny day.

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good morning to you. giving you a live look there. a little bit of blue sky. a little bit of fog. that fog burning off as we speak. well, we are following developing news right now as rosemary mentioned a few minutes ago. a tropical depression has formed in the eastern pacific ocean. a hurricane watch has also been issued up. well, it was a dramatic moment for some new york police officers who had to be rescued dangerously close to niagra falls. you're looking at a canadian

helicopter that pulled the officers from the river. the officer had responded to a call from stranded teenagers. they went back for the boat and became trapped in the churning water. new this morning, a dead by weekend in afghanistan after eight nato troops were killed. nato says one died this morning after an insurgent attack in the country. that death follows seven others yesterday. three troops died while fighting and four others in a car accident. so far this month, 38 nato service members have been killed. also new this morning, al qaeda is apparently turning to kidnapping and ransoms to finance its terrorist operations. information found in osama bin laden's pakistani compound shows the organization is having trouble raising money. the libyan government is

now saying civilians, including children, were killed in nato's latest air strike. it happened early this morning in a residential area of tripoli. rescue efforts are currently underway to reach people who may be trapped in the rubble. journalists were also taken to a hospital and shown four people who died in the attack. the thousands of protesters that demanded change in egypt might have to wait a bit longer. the prime minister wants to delay parliamentary elections. right now, they're set for september. mass protests earlier this year led to the resignation of president hosni mubarak. heavy rain and flooding continues to batter china. more than 2.5 million people are now affected by the flooding. supplies are starting to arrive in the country, but blocked roads have made it difficult to deliver aid. flooding this month has left more than 170 people dead or

missing. a homeowner in georgia managed to walk away unharmed after a tree crashed into his house. the tree was brought down by heavy wind during a storm. it sliced right through the kitchen, living region and hallway. the man was inside the room when it happened. he thought it was just a lightning strike until he saw leaves and branches everywhere. >> it was a lot worse than i thought it would be. the house is about cut in half. >> if the damage to his home wasn't enough, the man will also have to replace both of his cars. a second tree fell down and smashed the cars. more hot weather is on the way for firefighters struggling to contain two wild fires in arizona. this is video of the wallow fire, which is burning near the arizona-new mexico border. yesterday, the the state senators toured the area. when asked about cost to fight wild fires, senator john kyle suggested a different approach than just government aid. >> for the government to have to continue to subsidize this treatment in these difficult

financial times presents a real challenge. if we can get it commercially buyable, then obviously the people could take the timber out, make a small profit, and do the work that's to the benefit of all of us. >> right now, the wallow fire is 38% contained. some residents have been allowed to go back home. forecasters say high temperatures and high winds in the coming days does mean more trouble for fire crews. here at home, cal fire has declared tomorrow the official start of the north coast fire season. that covers all counties from the san francisco bay up to the oregon border. the recent rain has created a lot of fast-drying grass that will fuel wild fires. time now, 8:16. a president obama impersonator is getting a lot of attention this morning after being kicked off the stage at a g.o.p. convention. >> thank you! thank you! >> comedian reggie brown was hired to perform at the

republican leadership conference in louisiana yesterday. at first, the crowd seemed to enjoy brown's jokes, but the group grew more uncomfortable as the act went on. >> you may be asking yourself, what is the president doing here today? the the budget is out of control. the deficit is rapidly growing, and there are threats of a government shutdown. so i figured i'd do what any great president would do in these trying times, head down to louisiana and polish up on my golf game. >> now, brown was pulled off the stage before he could finish his act after mocking several g.o.p. presidential hopefuls and telling a string of racial jokes about the president. the real president obama is going to be taking a more active role on twitter as his re-election campaign revs up. he will now tweet personally on his account. campaign staff says that will give him new opportunities to report what the president is doing every day and for him to connect with supporters.

president obama has more than 8.6 million followers on twitter. he's the third most followed account behind lady gaga and justin bieber. first lady michelle obama is headed on a trip to africa. tomorrow, mrs. obama, her daughters, mother, niece, and nephew will arrive in johannesburg. the purpose is to improve u.s. and african relations. she also wants to challenge younger people to get involved. >> whether you live in new york, new delhi or nairobi, so often we share the same values, the same goals. more importantly, the same dreams. >> mrs. obama and her family will also travel to botswana. on wednesday, she's going to give a speech to a group of young women. she also is planning to meet with former president nelson mandela. you may have no need to

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welcome back to mornings on 2 on this father's day. you're looking live outside at the bay. it's going to be a warm one

today, especially inland. rosemary will have another look at your forecast in just over two and a half minutes. it was just over a week ago that the firefighters of san francisco station 26 said good- bye to two of their own. a ceremony brought a massive response from the city and nation. today, the community support continues, helping firefighters heal. >> reporter: this was a quiet day for station 26 in san francisco's diamond heights district. there are reminders everywhere of the two men lost in the june 2 house fire. >> it's kind of still new. as if t quiets down, i think each person will discover, you know, i'm missing, you know, tony talking about his bread in the morning or vinny helping with the rig. >> reporter: first, there was shock. then came last week's massive funeral. all with the daily task of being firefighters. these men saying now that everything is over, the full impact is hitting them. >> we're starting to miss tony

and vinny. we haven't had time to do that. we're starting to realize that they are gone. >> reporter: the only action today came when the crew drove to another fire station to gas up. jim filled in on engine 26 today. >> i wasn't there the day of the fire. i wish i could have been to help out a little bit. >> reporter: back home, the crew said support from the community is helping them heal. >> being a firefighter is a good thing. you know, they call you, and you come and you help people. when they see that we are in need, you know, they really came together to help us out. >> reporter: it's clear that perez and vellario will be with these men on the job. >> they're going to be in our minds, in our hearts. >> the investigation into that fatal fire continues today. fire officials tell me the third firefighter hurt in that fire just went back to work at another station. a florida man has given his son a live-saving gift on this

father's day. one of his kidneys. his 24-year-old son has had kidney problems his whole life. about a year ago, his doctors decided he needed a transplant. that's when his father stepped in. >> i have no idea how to say thank you. i mean, what sort of father's day gift can live up to this? >> it's not your every day gift. i just want him to have as good a life as he possibly can. >> both father and son are said to be doing well after the procedure. how does a free breakfast sound this father's day? ikea is serving free breakfast this morning. dads can get the free breakfast until 11:00 a.m. no word on what proof of fatherhood one needs to show. time now is 8:24. if you're looking out your window right now seeing all this fog, don't be fooled. the warmup is on the way. >> reporter: good morning to you. just a little bit of lingering fog out there. the rest of us dealing with

mostly sunny skies. that sunshine already driving up our temperatures this morning. a live look from the city where you can see that squashed layer of clouds. this morning, at this hour, some of us already sitting in the low 60s along the coastline. 57 degrees in some areas. if you're in fairfield, by chance, 70 degrees outside your door. noontime numbers, low 60s at coast. mid, upper 70s for the inland valleys. already warm for the lunch hour. mid-60s is where we end the day for the coastline. upper 80s expected areas around fairfield. 83 expected for napa today. mid-70s in hayward. 80 degrees, redwood city. 70 in san francisco. finally beginning to feel like summer. there it is right around the corner. first day of summer going to be the warmest day of the week. take a look at those

temperatures expected on tuesday. summer arrives at 10:17 in the morning. we'll be warmer for your monday. by tuesday, upper 90s for the valley locations. low and mid-70s along the coast. wednesday, a little bit of cooling. everybody begins to cooldown by thursday. back to you. >> all right. ground will be broken tomorrow for the largest bronze monument in the west. it will be right here in the bay area. remember them: champions for humanity is a monument for peace and diversity. it features 25 humanitarians. tomorrow's groundbreaking ceremony will mark the construction and installation phase of the monument created by an oakland artist. the monument will weigh more than 40,000 pounds and will sit in the henry j. kizer memorial park. it is 8:26 this morning. a police chase through santa clara county turns fatal. and it's the third day of a family-led search for a missing nursing student, michelle le.

you're looking live right now as volunteers are getting ready to head out on that search. coming up, we'll tell you about the area they are going to focus on today.

nursing student michelle le has been missing for more than three weeks now. this morning, volunteers are searching for her one more time as part of a three-day effort. welcome back to mornings on 2. volunteers are gathering right now in hay bard to begin that search. >> hundreds of people have given their time since friday. allie is live in hayward with more on today's efforts. >> reporter: well, michelle le's family says since friday, more than 300 volunteers have showed up to help find michelle. this is day three of a weekend-

long all-volunteer search effort. right now, volunteers are getting ready to head out today. you can see we can't cross this driveway because there's still some traffic coming. we can't get our cables across, but we went inside just ten minutes ago. we can show you what's going on inside there. there are about 100 people, all volunteers, wearing orange vests, getting briefed, and quickly trained on what to look for and instructions on where they will be going today. again, these volunteers are looking for clues in the disappearance of 26-year-old michelle le. she was last seen may 27 in hayward. she's a nursing student there. hayward police are investigating her disappearance as a possible homicide. le's family says they are not giving hope and are trying to be as proactive as possible. >> we come in, and we stay very, very positive, optimistic. it's great to meet people who are equally as positive, and i

always tell my family, for the level of bad and evil there may have been and whatever happened to my cousin's disappearance, the amount of compassion and empathy has been amazing. >> reporter: and le's cousin says the search efforts have focused on the niles canyon area. that's because police detected cell phone activity from le's cell phone in that immediate area. friday and saturday's search in the area did not turn up anything significant. le's family says they will continue to organize volunteer searches like this one. they continue to hand out fliers like the one you see here. they've put up a $65,000 reward for any information leading to the safe return of le. le's father will also be spending his father's day here, assisting with this effort. oakland police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man on 19th

street. police say the man was found with multiple gunshot wounds just after 10:00 p.m. he was taken to the postoperative where he was pronounced dead. so far, police have no suspects or a motive for that shooting. last night's homicide followed another one from friday night. investigators say the man was a known gang member with an extense i have criminal history. police are still searching for the gunman. the santa clara county sheriff's office is now investigating a fatal police chase. it ended when the suspect drove under a gasoline tanker truck and slammed into a building. this is what's left of the suspect's truck. yesterday afternoon, san jose police say they responded to calls of someone doing donuts and driving recklessly. the driver took off when police showed up, sending them on a chase. >> the truck went underneath the tanker truck. this sheered off the top half of the vehicle.

>> amazingly though, the gas tanker was empty. if it wasn't, it would have been a totally different scene. >> the 21-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene. his 22-year-old passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. one man is dead after a hit- and-run crash in san francisco's mission district. police say a man driving a white chevy van hit a latino man in his 40s. officers say the van likely has front end damage now. witnesses said the van was driven by an african-american man in his 30s or 40s. a san francisco woman could face charges after trying to prevent the installation of a pg& je smart meter. this is video from youtube taken yesterday morning as the woman sat on the hood of a truck in the glen park neighborhood. police were called and the woman was arrested. this is believed to be the first such arrest in san francisco. the smart meters have led to controversy for the utility company. police are looking for a

man who attacked a jogger. they say the victim was on the five-creek pass friday afternoon when the men grabbed her and slashed her face with a box cutter. he then ran off. the man is described as white in his 30s around 6'2". he also has a two-inch round tattoo on his forearm. the victim was treated and released from the hospital. two stranded hikers are safe this morning after being rescued near the big sur river. a search and rescue team found the hikers and helped them get back on the trail. they were not hurt. more people are now reacting to a controversial billboard. some people want them torn down, but the people behind the message say they're staying up. this is one of the billboards in question. it's located across the street from the west oakland bart station. it shows the profile of an infant with the headline black and beautiful.

some people say it targets african-american women. >> i think it's an attack on black communities and reproductive rights, especially for women of color. i think that billboard needs to come down. >> all women should have a right to make their own decisions without anyone interfering with those personal decisions. >> walter hoye is the man behind the billboards. there are more problems for the swans living in the lagoon at san francisco's palace of fine arts. a volunteer swan keeper believes a missing 3-week-old hatchling was killed by a hawk. another was relocated because she was being attacked by her older brother. san jose international airport wants to test new ways to attract new air lines. the city council will vote on tuesday whether or not to spend

$1 million on two marketing firms. the mayor is skeptical about the approach and wants to put off the vote. since 2007, the san jose airport has seen its scheduled flights fall 35% and passenger traffic drop 25%. good morning to you. happy father's day. look at all that sunshine outside this morning. four degrees warmer outside your door here. anywhere from 5-10 degrees warmer in some areas. let's look at some of the temperatures we're seeing outside right now. 55 in san francisco. upper 50s, low 60s redwood city down into mountain view. if you're getting out early this morning, a notable difference already. the system that brought us cooler weather is now off to the east. we have clear skies above a little bit of a low cloud deck still hanging on along the coast. once that clears, we are in with plenty of sunshine. this ridge you can see on the

pacific will be with us for the next few days. that will make our temperatures uncomfortable at times. most of us with mostly sunny skies for today. a little bit of patchy fog and low cloud cover out there this morning. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. definitely a warmup in most cases, especially in the inland spots. anywhere from 10-15 degrees. the temperatures will continue to soar through about wednesday. 87 in walnut creek. cooler as we come back closer to the coast. 76 in oakland. 75 in hayward. santa clara valley, going to be a warm one. 82 expected in san jose today.

66, daley city. mid-60s, upper 60s for pacifica and half-moon bay. a nice-looking day. a bit warm in some areas. we can take it, right? we're ready for summer. then it becomes uncomfortable. it takes a couple days before we cool back down. meanwhile along the coast, great beach weather. monday, tuesday, wednesday we begin to feel the onshore flow return. by thursday, all of us are cooling back. this afternoon, the a's go for the sweep of their cross- state rival giants. the giants got the scoring started in the 5th inning last night when burress put the bunt down. then aubrey huff's sacrifice fly gave the giants a two-run lead. jonathan sanchez gave that up in the bottom of the inning. with two runners on, matsui

clears the bases. the a's now have matched their season-best four-game wins streak. the college world series begins today for the cal bears. they booked their win to omaha with a win over dallas baptist last week. they'll play virginia at 11:00 this morning. the world series is double elimination. this is the bears' first trip to the college world series in 19 years. time now is 8:39. rory mcilroy is looking for the first major of his young golf career today. the 22-year-old has an eight- stroke lead heading into today's final round at u.s. open in bethesda, maryland. yesterday, he set the 54-hole scoring record at the u.s. open with a 199. time now is 8:39. a breach of airline security.

what one man did to get a job as a flight attendant that landed him in jail. first, let's take you outside. you can see the sun is shining. plenty of events going on today. if you're heading out now, looks like a smooth ride.

wow. what a beautiful start for you estuary. an early morning fire at an old chemical plant in new jersey is now under investigation. that vacant building caught fire a little after 5:00 this morning, and the fire caused the building to partially collapse. some nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution. although the plant has been empty for two years, hazmat crews were called in because there may still be chemicals in the building. fortunately, no one was hurt. new video from poland shows scary moments as a stunt plane loses control and crashes into a river. you can see black smoke trailing from the plane as it begins to nose dive. the pilot was eventually pulled out of the plane but late every died at the hospital. no one else was on board.

four people are dead after a small plane crashed in a suburb of new york city. the pilot reported having trouble and tried to go back to the airport. air traffic controllers opened a runway so the pilot could make an emergency landing, but the plane crashed in a wooded area and burst into flames. this morning, armed inmates still have partial control of a prison in venezuela. the national guard has been called in to try to regain control. since the partial takeover, three people have been killed, 18 others injured. officials say at least 50 inmates are still refusing to surrender. police in south dakota are investigating a bizarre shooting at a wild west shootout charity event. three people were shot and injured while watching the show yesterday in hill city. witnesses say it happened when the actors shot in the direction of the crowd. the guns used during the show were supposed to be filled with blanks. police still aren't sure whether it was real bullets or shrapnel that caused the

injuries. >> it was the end of the show. the two behind me started yelling that they were shot and blood spewed out everywhere. >> none of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries. the shootings did not seem to be intentional. the shootout is performed four days a week as a fundraiser for the children's miracle network. there were tense moments in the courtroom as week four of the casey anthony trial wrapped up. yesterday, dr. warner spitz testified about second autopsy he performed on the remains of 2-year-old caylee anthony. he said he found many problems with the report by the chief medical examiner. >> to not open the head, i think, is a failure. a failure of the autopsy where the head is not open tells me about a shotty autopsy. excuse me the expression, but you provoked it. >> dr. warner also testified he does not believe duct tape was

used to suffocate caylee. he says the duct tape was put on her face after she was already dead. he suggested evidence might have been planted, and the judge excused him from the stand. right now, a man suspected of stealing someone's identity to land a job as a flight attendant is siting in a miami jail. the man is in the country illegally. on friday, the fbi arrested him at miami international airport. he's accused of stealing the identity of a new york man to land a job with american airlines. >> the ability he got to duplicate someone's identity, they get past almost any system. you can be anyone you want to be as long as you have enough information. >> he's facing six counts of identity theft and three counts of forgery. the judge in the case has set his bail at $1 million because authorities say they don't know who he could be working for. two city workers in kentucky has been disciplined after telling two disabled gay men to leave a public pool. yesterday, the social service

group mending hearts was at pool in eastern kentucky. one of the employees at the pool says the two men were engaging in an excessive display of affection when they were asked to leave. the group's leader complained, and that employee has been suspended for a week without pay. a manager was also disciplined. president obama is set to put the gay community in the spotlight over the next couple weeks. this week, the president will headline a $1200 plate dinner in manhattan. on june 29, a gay pride reception will be hosted at the white house. these two events are sparking speculation that the president could be getting ready to endorse same-sex marriage. a struggling mother from indiana is hoping a letter from president obama is going to help save her from eviction. she got a handwritten letter last year after writing to the president about losing her job. she's now weeks away from being evicted from her apartment. still unemployed, the mother of three says she has no choice but to sell the letter. >> i really don't want to sell

it. that's my thing. i never had intentions of selling it. >> she's using an online company to sell the letter. the website has sold other presidential letters for up to $20,000. former utah governor john huntsman is expected to join the g.o.p. presidential field this week. he plans to launch a week-long tour. he served as u.s. ambassador to china after being appointed by president obama in 2009. in new orleans, ron paul won the straw poll in a landslide. >> there's too much spending, too much debt, too much borrowing. it's time to stop the spending. >> minnesota congresswoman

michele bachmann was third. herman cain came in fourth. mitt romney did not participate. michele bachmann is the latest victim of a glitter attack at a blogger's conference in minnesota. you can see a little bit of this there in that video as a day rights activist threw the glitter on bachmann after walking off the stage. authorities quickly escorted the activist away. this comes after activists showered tim pawlenty with glitter an confetti at a book signing in san francisco. there could soon be a flood of new websites that don't end in.com. the international organization that oversees web suffixes will meet in singapore. possibilities include .vegas

for attractions in sin city, .eco for others. legendary saxophonist clarence clemons is being remembered by fans and fellow musicians. the legendary musician died yesterday after a week of suffering from a stroke. known as the big man, the 6'5" clemons was a driving force in bruce springsteen's e-street band for almost 40 years. the 69-year-old had suffered from poor health in recent years but was still performing. a wisconsin family is the victim of a craigslist hoax. the ad someone posted that led to a large and eventually angry crowd outside their home. outside our doors, temperatures are climbing with a significant warmup on the way. we'll show you who will be anywhere from 10-15 degrees warmer this afternoon from yesterday.

living in the bay area gives us beautiful views to enjoy. happening right now, several dozen homes in san francisco are without water service after a water main break. the san francisco water department says an eight-inch water supply pipe broke just after 7:00 this morning near philburt and broderick streets. well, a missouri home has

been invaded by bees. there are at least 20,000 bees inside this man's house. it wasn't until he went inside the walls that he discovered just how big the problem was. >> we cut the ceiling out, and low and behold, there was approximately 2-foot by 16-inch and at least 7 to 8 inches deep of honeycomb coming down filled with honey and packed full of bees. >> now he needs to tackle a second hive found inside the wall of the upstairs shower. here's something that could happen to anyone. police in wisconsin are trying to figure out who posted a fake ad on craigslist, drawing a large crowd to a family's home. someone posted their address on the website offering a free boat and mini van. the ad said if the family was sleeping to just take the items. as a crowd gathered early thursday morning, their dog

began parking, waking up the family. >> we told them it wasn't for free and we're not the ones who posted it. >> the family says they don't know who's behind the trick. personal information from at least 1.29 million customers have been stolen from a japanese gaming database. sega stopped service as soon as it confirmed the illegal access. the company says the information did not include credit card numbers. a homeless man in utah is being brought off the streets thanks to a surprise inheritance. yesterday afternoon, a private investigator found the man pushing his shopping cart in salt lake city. his brother who died last year left him a significant amount of money in his will. the investigator wouldn't say how much, just that the man was shocked it hear the news. large crowds are expected in san francisco today to enjoy

a long-standing tradition. the 57th annual north beach festival continues today. the two-day event featuring live entertainment and gourmet food. and you could not ask for better weather. we know there's a couple different festivals going on. >> reporter: it's going to be a gorgeous one out there. shorts, flip-flops. maybe find a water source like a dip in the pool. it's going to feel good, especially in the inland spots. sitting in the upper 50s, low and mid-60s at this hour. noontime numbers, low 60s. mid-60s by the coast. mid-60s already for the inland spots. your lunchtime is going to be quite warm. take a look at this afternoon high. 89 will be our average for some of our inland areas. definitely warmer than what we saw yesterday. this is the beginning of a big warming trends. take a look at what we are

expecting around the region. 85 expected in santa rosa. 88 for concord. 76 in oakland. 70 in san francisco. if you're headed to the festival this afternoon, nice day. as we look at areas around san jose, 82 degrees expected for the second half of the day. if you like the summer heat, here it comes. widespread low, mid-70s for the coast. monday, tuesday -- i'll say it one last time, summer arriving tuesday. it can be quite hot as we move through tuesday. upper 90s. maybe some triple-digit heat. sacramento county will see some of that. >> everyone i've been talking to, they were saying last summer was freezing. is this going to be kind of a bump? >> let me end by saying if you

don't like the heat, by wednesday the coast begins to cool a little bit. by thursday, we see a turn around. way out into next weekend, it looks like we could be right about average, maybe a little cool. >> and this also does still raise those concerns about snow pack melting quickly. >> right. it's been steady at this point. we don't want it to melt too quickly. and fire danger, of course, now that we have a lot of fuel. >> all right. thanks, rosemary. well, we want to wish all the dads out there a happy father's day. that will do it for us on mornings on 2. all your news 24/7 on ktvu.com. >> have a great sunday.