the big question this moving -- what happens next? police are at the scene of a double shooting in richmond. what we're learning about the victim of the shooting and what police say happened moments before the crime. delays on a major south bay road this morning. we'll tell you what happened and how long it's gonna take to open up the lanes. and if you ride ac transit, expect to see changes today. well, good morning to you. i'm dave clark. >> i'm maureen naylor. tori campbell is off today. it's monday, august 1st. president obama and leaders say they have a deal. coming up in five minutes we're gonna go live to washington, d.c. where they are reviewing the proposal right now.

our time now, 7:00. we're gonna start with the developing story. we've been watching this story for a couple of hours. police are still at the scene of a deadly double shooting. it actually happened right across from kaiser medical center. a woman was shot debt. a man who was also wounded was rushed to the hospital. allie rasmus is back now with the very latest. and i know you talked with the friends of the victim. >> reporter: that's right, dave. richmond police say the shooting happened at 3:00 this morning at this apartment complex. this is 8th street. right behind kaiser medical center. you can see police have closed off a portion of the street as they begin their homicide investigation. a 25-year-old man is shot. he's in critical condition. a 24-year-old woman was also shot and pronounced dead at the scene. police say the man and woman were driving into the apartment complex when this shooting happened. let's show you the view. in that shot, you can see the

car, the victims were in, it's the bluish-gray caught sun -- datsun. police are still trying to figure out the sequence of events but then say at some point when they were trying to enter the -- at some point when they were trying entered complex, gunshots were fired. friends and family of the young woman who was killed since early this morning mourning her death. >> it's sad. now the kids will be raised with no momma. she was a sweet lady, church lady, feeding kids whenever she could. she was like a how ma. -- momma. >> reporter: you were looking at the view of the car that the two victims were driving in when they were shot. again, this happened just before 3:00 this morning. now, friends of the victim say

she leaves behind four children of her own all under the able of 6. friends say those children are with other family members. they also say the victim, the 25-year-old woman killed out here, lived in the apartment complex. and right now, homicide investigators are on the scene. a short time ago we saw them go into the apartment complex, where presumably they are talking to some other residents. trying to see -- they are trying to see if anyone saw or heard anything that led up to the shooting. back to you. >> thank you. right now, oakland police are searching for the driver of a car that smashed into a light pole and fire hydrant. this is near 77th and international boulevard. when police arrived, the driver of the car was gone. the firefighters shut off the water. the damaged fire hydrant was capped off. if you know anything about what happened here, contact oakland police. also, one of the two men suspected in the brutal beating of a giants' fan, bryan --

stow, is due in court this morning. louis sanchez is expected to be in court this morning. marvin norwood is the other suspect in the case. bryan stow is still in the hospital with a very serious brain injury. starting this morning it's gonna cost more to ride an ac transit bus. jade hernandez is live to this morning to tell us about the fare increases that are going into effect right now. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. oh, what a difference a nickel or a dime in your pocket makes. it's the difference between riding ac transit or not today. as of today, riders will pay more and they will pay more by 10 cents or 5 cents depending upon the fare. this is video of broad way near 14th. now, ac -- broadway near 14th.

now, ac says the district is struggling. so back in may, the district approved this and three others over the next eight years. ac transit will raised monthly dues pass, $5, from $15 to $20. basic fare for use for seniors and the disabled will go up to 1.05, from a dollar. we've spoken to a driver who has driven a bus for 22 years. he remembers when basic fare was only 85 cents. >> well, change is worth something nowadays. you do want to deep that extra penny in your pocket. >> reporter: just to note, there's no change in the monthly fare pass for regular adults. that's $80 a month.

or the -- month or the $20 senior/disabled. that stays the same. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. 7:05. we want to go to sal i thought about you this weekend when i was driving on 880, really smooth ride. >> let's go out and take a look at what we have. in cloudy weather, we do have north mathilda avenue closed west of 101 and the offramp from 101 to west mathilda is closed as well. southbound 101 to mathilda avenue heading west, you can't do that right now as the hazmat crews clean up a spill. the truck was towed away a little while ago. but they are still repairing or picking up the diesel and also repairing some of that rock median there that they had the

damage to get that truck out of the way. so stay away from mathilda avenue. you will have some dedays there. the fire crews -- delays there. the cry are yous are still there -- the fire crews are still there. there's waiting at the metering lights. once you make it on the bridge, it does even out nicely. you will be waiting at the metering lights, but once you get past that bottleneck, it does get okay onto the bridge. it looks like it's so at the bo to. -- at the bottom of the span. the west of contra costa looks good and on the east shore freeway and contra costa county, vallejo, pinole, richmond, that traffic looks good. 7:07. let's go to steve. tu -- thank you, sir. if have you any breaks in the clouds, you can tweet me. most areas, cloudy, cloudy, cloudy. tropical clouds, very close.

if you are in the sanwa teen valley, up in the sierra or southern california, yeah, just missed us. today it will push off the east. today, low clouds, sunny, breezy. the wraparound clouds look like they will start to move off to the east. so any possibility of clouds an -- of clouds and thunderstorms won't make it here. 50s and 60s on the temps, they are not going anywhere. look at that low coming out of the gulf of alaska. that's pretty impressive for this time of year. guess what. that means we'll stay the same. lots of fog and then sun, 50s, 60s, by the water's edge. some local mist or drizzle. 67 os, 70s. upper -- 60s, 70s. concord, 79. danville, 80. oakland, 70. livermore only 82, same for morgan hill, gilroy. santa clair ray, 78.

san jose at 79. mountain view, 68. in the city cool as a rule, maybe a little warmup on tuesday/wednesday. i doubt the coast changes at all. and then back to the cool pattern for the end of the week. >> all right. thank you, steve. after weeks of gridlock, progress in the debt debate. an 11th-hour proposal is on the table. leaders have agreed to the program but jennifer day vern -- davis -- program. jennifer davis is live with more. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, maureen. a lot going on. the president says this process has been messy and it's gone on way too long. today, it's the leaders' job to see if they can get rank and file members on board. >> the leaders of both parties in both chambers have reached an agreement that will reduce the deficit and avoid default. >> reporter: that announcement

alone feels like a victory. but congress still has to vote on this. >> this agreement won't make every republican and democrat happy. but both parties gained more ground than they wanted to. >> reporter: this proposal, the first is cutting about $120 trillion in spending over the next years and raising the debt ceiling by $900 million, the second establishes a committee to decide on another $1.5 trillion in cuts to be voted on by the end of the year. >> there's now a framework to review that will ensure significant cuts in washington's spending. >> reporter: the president says everyone has been forced to give a little, to get a little. the president and democrats got a long-term deal that's good until 2013. but objections are expected from several corners, including republicans on toesed --

opposed to defense cuts. >> i really feel we'll jeopardize this if we're looking for the defense department to pay the major portion of this deal. >> reporter: the vice president is coming today and he will meet with the house and senate democrats to try too convince them this is the plan they need to support. you will see similar meetings in the house and senate for republicans. the goal, if everything goes well, would be to see a vote in the senate. but i think every lawmaker on capitol hill has learned to expect the unexpected. but at this point, they have until midnight tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you. we want to take to you wall street. really interesting morning. take a look. we're in the middle of a big selloff right now. at one point we saw the numbers up more than 100 points. stocks initially rallied of word about the debt-deal agreement. we're just guesting activity from the manufacturing that barely drew in -- grew in july.

since that report came out, we've seen a big selloff. the dow is down 61 points. wee be watching this dash we'll be watching it this -- we'll be watching it this morning. up next -- a truly sticky station. the shocking discovery homeowners made when finding something leaking from the wall. and did you see miley cyrus's tattoo? what it is and what it stands for.

good morning. big fog bank out there means temperatures aren't going very far, at least by the coast 50s, 60s there. it will be slow to burn off, sunny, inland. but only 70s and 80s in locations that should be closer to 90. your time is 7:14. belmont police are investigating the latest in the

string of recent break-in, the two homes burglarized yesterday morning are west of el ka pea know real. the thieves took money -- el camino real. the thieves took money and this is the ninth break-in this week. police are looking for two men who may be driving a gray bmw. "the exam inner" reports since at least -- "the examiner" reports that since at least last year, there have been plant thefts. popstar miley cyrus making a political statement with her new tattoo. the former disney star now has the tattoo that shows support of gay marriage. now, take a look at the photo. this is -- we'll show you what miley posted on twitter. look close. you can see it shows an equal

sign on her ring finger. she also included the caption, "all love is equal." well, doned a trump may still run for president. he will -- donald trump may still run for president. he says he will still consider running if the economy is still bad and if if the republicans pick the wrong candidate. vice president joe biden is facing scrutiny today for rental agreements with secret service agents that are hired to protect him. $2200 a month. the same amount the previous individual paid. 7:16. commercial building owners as i cross the country are now being

de -- owners across the country are now being encouraged to upgrade buildings to save energy. said is the deadline for 16,000 building own -- today is the dead rhine for 16,000 building owners in new york. new energy requirements will be in force throughout california next year. some fish in south lake tahoe could soon be in for a shock. the u.s. forest service will use electric shock equipment to stun the fish and they will measure the fish and evaluate the it for restoration. 7:17. well, oakland's new citi administrator is -- city administrator is getting a salary increase at a time when others are taking pay cuts. now, jean quan and others approved a salary of $28,000.

that's $50 -- 288,000. that's $50,000 more than the outgoing city administrator. people are not happy about the deal, after pay cuts are put in teeth -- put in effect. an addiction to x-box is blamed for the death of a 20- year-old man. the family of chris forth says he was involved in a r marathon session on his x -- in a marathon session on his xbox when he died. his family is now launching a campaign to raise awareness about the health risks associated with video games. 7:18. more than 80 teachers in atlanta admit to helping students cheat on standardized tests. a teacher in philadelphia told her local school blob she

helped her 11th grade english students cheat on the test. she said she would point to the right answer if they asked her for help. they were worried about losing federal money and their jobs, they say. warren jeffs it back in court this morning acting as his own attorney. she's accused of sexually assaulting two underaged girls. that he took. he gave a speech on friday in court, defending polygamy. he says his rights to freedom and religion have been trampled. the dreamhouse of a colorado couple has turned into a nightmare. just a couple of months after they moved into this home, they started to notice strange things. as the weather got warmer, amber-colored liquid started to use out of the walls and brick. >> i put my finger in it and i

noticed it was sticky and i tasted it. it was honey. >> yeah. a bee expert says 50,000 bees set up a colony in their home. the mum's trying to clean -- the couple's trying to clean up all of the honey with the help of volunteers. a hot dog dangerous as cigarettes? why a doctor's group says the two things are equally deadly. and a in you plan to help fight -- and a new plan to help wildfires, and homeowners, you will be paying the bill. we'll tell you about the bay bridge commute and the rest of the drive to commute when we come back.

welcome back. there's a new report that claims that eating a hot dog can be as dangerous as smoking a cigarette. the physicians committee for

responsible medicine unveiled this billboard in indianapolis. it reads "warning -- hot dogs can wreck your health." they want people to know there are health risks with eating processed meat. they cited that eating processed meat raises the challenges of -- chance of developing prostate cancer. well, later today, the cheesecake factory will roll out a new menu. they call it the skinny-licious item. entrees, ul and you 600 calories -- all under 600 calories each. some public health officials are praising them for adding these items while others say the company should get rid of the high-calorie foods it also creates. 7:23. a new fire feed could come at a cost at an extra $150 for thousands of bay area homeowners. the fee could cover more than 800,000 homes located in the

jurisdiction of cal fire. this includes about one-third of the state, including the sierra foothills an the mountains from the -- and the mountains from the oregon border. governor brown signed the order earlier this month. it's expected to bring in money to help fight wildfires. opponents call it a cash grab by the state. hey, sal, still have that mess in sunnyvale? >> we do. as a matter of fact, we are looking at the mathilda offramp. it's still closed as they try to figure out how to clear this patch of, i guess, hazardous material. it was diesel from an earlier accident. they are still out there. they are making progress. they did say this was gonna be cleaned up by 7:00. they were a little bit off, as you can see. they still have to sweep it up and the then the -- and then the sweeper will come in and do the final work. it will be close -- closed for a while.

avoid mathilda avenue. eastbound mathilda, the cars right there is still doing okay. but the southbound ramp is still closed. fire crews are still there making sure everything is in hand. westbound 237 traffic is stop and go now. as you drive to zanker road, it looks like there could be a problem there because the traffic is a lot closer -- slower than it usually is. watch out for slow traffic. >> if you are driving in concord, southbound 680 looks good to walnut creek, east shore freeway moving well, westbound on the incline section, we have some slow traffic there. 7:25. >> a lot of low clouds, temperatures will stay stuck, a lot of 60s by the coast. 70s. only 80s inland. very, very few 80s. san jose, overcast, 61 degrees. low clouds and fog mean another cool day for much of san jose. some people love this.

they are looking for warm weather. i don't see it for a while. i did see a lot of thunderstorm activity. 50s on these temperatures, or low 60s. 55. that's cold for fairfield. are you kidding me? that's cold. combine that with a west wind at 25 -- 20, 25 miles an hour. look at that low dropping out of the gulf of alaska. maybe a little bump up in inland temperatures tomorrow. i see. 50s, 70s, 80s. that's what i see. a little warmer tuesday. but then no change of anything. maybe even some cooler inland temperatures. yes, i said cooler. >> happy august thank you, steve. vandals -- happy august. thank you, steve. vandals target in the bay area. why they face hate charges

something else else over the weekend, arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver they did something we know will surprise you.

welcome back. coming up on 7:30. oakland police are investigating three deadly shootings in three hours over the weekend. ktvu's kraig debro has been

talking with one of the victim's grandmother who believes her grandson was targeted. kraig? >> reporter: good morning. we're on sunny side, about a block west of macarthur. here's the memorial for the 16- year-old boy who was shot and killed just before midnight on saturday night. the 16-year-old was out here just before he was -- came out here -- he had gotten a call. police say it looked like someone got up and shot him. his grandmother and others were up at 7:00 this morning taking care of the memorial. the family now says that i was set up. short slip before midnight on saturday, he got a call from a girl asking him to -- shortly, before midnight on saturday, he got a call from a girl asking him to come outside. and the shooting was a retaliation for something that happened earlier at a party.

>> this boy slapped someone and i guess jawan must have said something to him. >> reporter: now, the girl who made the call actually showed up at his memorial. three hours yate later, a 26- year-old woman suffering from a gunshot wound was taken to alta bates. she was pronounced dead. and then another shooting on 2nd avenue and g. friends say he would be attending a party there. someone took him to the hospital. if you take a look at the pictures here, i want to identify some of these people. this is najan. this is his sister and his father. his father's birthday was saturday. they didn't have a party but his grand mare says it's sad he died on his own father's birthday. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. police patrols in santa cruz are increasing after 50

cars were vandalized. those suspects could be charged with a hate crime. at least six of those cars have swastikas and other hate symbols pointed on them. dash painted on them -- painted on them. police say it happened between 11:00 p.m. on friday and 1:00 a.m. on saturday. no evacuates have been arrested -- no arrests have been made. coming up at 7:45, we'll bring you a live report from los angeles on that bail- reduction request for one of the suspects in the bryan stow beating case. 5-year-old lucinda hours is facing felony charges of -- 56- year-old lucinda moyers is facing felony charges for breaking into alex trebek's

hotel room. he told police he chased her out. and during that chase he ruptured an akill's and -- ruptured and achille's and is on crutches. the suspect has been convicted twice of burglary in san francisco. and doors breivik used ebay to -- anders breivik used ebay to buy his supplies for the killing attack he went on. ebay released a statement in part saying -- new documents reveal an old problem in a pg&e pipeline. this 1988 polaroid shows where

the leak was discovered. it's nine miles from the crash site. this was sent to the ntsb with the report. according to a 2002 federal law, that should have triggered an inspection on all of the lines in the area, including the one that exploded in san bruno. this week pg&e crews are expected to continue digging up an abandoned pipeline near the san bruno site. crews worked on saturday because people were complaining about the smell of natural gas. pg&e says the smell did not come from gas but from lingering chemicals. crews are planning to inspect the welds on it. 7:34. there's record this morning that some chain stores are shopping for approval from san francisco voters. target, petco, chase, they are looking to enter or expand into the city. but they have to get special approval from the planning department and the community. now, since 2006, the department has been responsible for

approvalling the permits -- approving the permits that the company as i ply for. we're hearing target is not facing much opposition for the two new locations. there are some residents that worry that pet doe and -- petco and chase may not be good for local businesses. pleasanton is the first city in the nation to use microwave technology at intersections to protect bicyclists. the new technology, intersector, has been used at traffic signals. this technology used as a sensor to detect bicyclists and also to trigger signal lights. the results done were so good, there's plans to install four more of these. napa's red light cameras they are up and running again this morning. those cameras have been in place for more than three years. the city recently pulled the

plug. there is a new contract in place and the red light cameras were turned on just after midnight. however, drivers get a bit of a grace period. tickets won't be handed out for at least 30 days. the owner of the as to encouraging the owner of the dodgers toel is -- to sell his team. wow wolfe says he's talking -- lew wolff is the first one speaking out about this who is an ander -- owner. tiger woods will return to golf by playing in sydney, australia. he'll make his comeback from knee and leg injuries at the bridgestone invitational in ohio. woods feels confident he's fully healed and expects it play in the president's cup.

his lowest ranking right now since 1997. california may become the first state to allow political donations by way of text message. if passed, this law will allow people to donate to a state or local, political campaign on the cell phones. election officials say they could -- say this could bring millions of voters dash voters into the campaign -- voters -- voters in the campaign donor pool. look at this. the two haven't been seen together since they filed for divorce but over the weekend, arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver reunited, celebrate arnold's 64th birthday. yesterday, they were in beverly hills having lunch and they were shopping. they were joined by two of their four children. sons pat crick and -- sons patrick and christopher joined

them. parts of antioch will be shut down for construction. starting at 10:00 all westbound lanes will be closed from the somersville road to the loveridge road exit. caltrans is working to widen the highway. the highway should be opened by 3:30 this morning. 7:37. hey, sal, have you fixed highway 24? >> you know, there's not a lot of fixing 0 do this morning -- fixing to do this morning. highway 4 is a different matter. let's start with highway 24. you see it's crowded, dave and maureen. but you will see once it gets over la fay yet -- la fayette, it improves. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's the metering lights as we pan offer to the left. there's -- pan over to the left. there's the actually pay gate there. you can move to the left and you can see that there is a little bit of slow traffic in

that area. watch for slow traffic there. this morning's commute, we talked about contra costa county, highway 4, not really as bad as it normally is. walnut creek to alamo. we're looking at 80 westbound from pinole to richmond. if you are driving in hayward, already some traffic from about a street to alvarado niles. let's go to steve. >> okay. sal, thank you. i was just looking at the climatology data. vacaville should be 95, august 1st. today they will probably be around 88. temperatures inland have really struggled to be near average. we get near average and we pull it back up. 54 to 62 to start off. a lot of cool and overnight clouds. fog, sun, a little breeze. that's not going anywhere. 60 to 85. fog, sunshine.

breezy as well. another system is bigging into the pacific northwest. so the coast staying cool. it will be inland. it's nice for this time of year. really not that warm. it could be a lot warmer. subtle changes if anything maybe lean on cooler. 70s and 80s really close thunderstorms firing up. sierra nevada, san joaquin valley. it was just -- just didn't make it. just didn't make it. 50s and low 60s. mid-50s. san rafael is in there. fairfield, napa, santa rosa, low 60s. redwood city, livermore, 57. a delta breeze from the golden gate out to sacramento. that's why temperatures inland have been running very cool. downtown sacramento's only had 21 days where it's been 91 degrees or higher. that's the coolest stretch

since 1964. that's cool for sacramento. usually at this time of year you can pencil in 105. not even close. not even coast. clearlake, 8. they should be 102 or 103 this time of year. that's not happening. petaluma, 72. rohnert park, santa rosa, 74. if you are up to the sonoma county fair. it doesn't get much nice -- much nicer than that this time of year. 7 for san jose. low 89 os. sara toe -- low 8s 0s. low 80s. that's -- there's been a lot of gray.

a large cloud of dust covered phoenix this time for the third time in a month. it brought thunder and lightning to the area around 6:00 p.m. yesterday. the national weather service says the gust was 3,000 feet high and 30 miles high. remnants of tropical storm don is moving through the area, meaning there is a good chance for storms today and tomorrow. the government's expanding its investigation into faulty wheels on some sedans. and helping them go to rehab. what the family of amy winehouse is doing today to help others following the death of the award-winning sicker. -- award-winning singer.

welcome back. 7:44. interesting morning on wall street. here is a live look at the big board. dow currently down 42. initially, the dow rallied up 139 points after news of the debt deal, tentative debt deal but we've seen it dropping ever since some key manufacturing numbers came out. those. figures that came out 30 minutes ago show manufacturing activity barely grew in july falling to the lowest level since july 2009. that was a month after the recession officially ended. it was down 53% from june. an. lists have been skittish about the manufacturing sector of the economy in recent months. hsbc has 400 u.s. branches,

including five, in the bay area, and they will cut 25,000 more jobs. one of the suspects in the bryan stow case wants his bill lowered. gigi grasiette joins us live. >> reporter: good morning, from downtown los angeles. yes. at 8:30, sanchez and his attorney are expected to sit before the judge to ask him to reduce that $500,000 bail arguing it's simply too high for the charges. the prosecution, they have their argument and will say this was no simple assault on stow. they claim that sanchez and norwood almost killed stow, simply because he was wearing that giants' t-shirt at the game. they will argue the bail should be hire. but -- should be higher. legal anna siss say the chance of -- analysts say the chances of having his bail reduced are slim.

the other defendant was in court last week asking the same thing and the judge said absolutely not and sanchez faces more charges because he's charged with attacking another couple that same day at dodger stadium. chances -- chances are slim we'll see the bail reduced. this is fairly routine, lawyers fighting for their clients to have their bail reduced. that's the latest. we'll be in court this morning to see what happens. >> thankthank you for that report from los angeles. the federal government has added the mirror cuery milan of investigation of reports of wheel studs breaking off on 2010 model ford fusion sedans. that investigation affects more than 300,000 vehicles. there are no reports of any serious crashes. wheel studs are the bolts that hold the wheel to the car.

a northern california chevy dealer is one of the firstment country to install a charging station for the volt. the electric cars will be able to plug into what chevy calls green zone power stations. gm says the solarred-powered station will generate enough electricity for 4500 cars to charge up every year. the only other station finished already is in michigan. 7:47. scientists have unconstructed what they call a map that is helped to identify disease- causing variations. it's the first time they've used this data with african- americans to create the map. most maps are created from european an crestry -- ancestry. family of the late singer amy winehouse is in talks to set up a drug rehab center in her memory. her father is meeting with

politicians to discuss building a center to help others. whinehouse was found dead at her london home nine days ago. the results of toxicology tests to derm the -- to determine the cause of her death are due out later this monning -- later this month. another eruption, a very active volcano in europe. this could affect people around the world. are you in need some -- are you in need of some spiritual help but don't have the time? the drive-through service that's offering help.

welcome back. the volcano is -- the volcano is erupting for the fourth time this month on the island of cicely. lava is spiring00 feet into the area. ash is also blowing in the sky

-- is spewing 800 feet in the air. ash is also blowing, making airline flights a concern. 7:52. until the debt ceiling plan passes both houses of congress and the president signs it. there's a will the of -- there's a low the of concern -- there is a lot of concern this morning about what would happen if the u.s. would default. one of the biggest impacts, higher interest rates on mortgages. now, people in the bay area who know real estate say that's the last thing anybody needs especially when they are finally starting to see a glimmer of a turnaround in the housing market. things have been so low. there's a lot of great opportunities out there. of course, this is gonna stall

the economy if they don't get this thing figured out. >> congress and the president have until midnight to get the debt deal pass and signed by the president. automobile magazine has come up with four possible solutions for drivers who don't like to parallel park. they suggest ford, bmw, and two others park itself. another solution is cars with good visibility including the bmw 5 and 7 series vehicles. the least practical but perhaps best suggested is to have a car someone else will want to park like the lamborghini. a church in stockton has a new way for you to pray and you don't even have to get off your car. the church is offering a drive- through prayer service.

people drive up and a member of the church comes up to the car, pray together and the person drives off to continue their day. the past ear says near are just -- the pastor says these are busy times. and a lot of people are in need for prayer. >> a lot of people have been praying for finances, their children, their marriages, their foreclosures, their physical needs. >> the pastor says he wants people to know they have support in these tough times even if they aren't able to make it all the way into church. tennis star serena williams has done it again. she won the bank of the west classic at palo alto. she roughed to tennis after missing -- returned to tennis after missing almost a year.

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vacaville should be 95. should be 92. a cool 84 and livermore should be 89. today 2. if you live in any of those areases and you said, you know -- areas and are saying, you know. it's been a cool summer.

no kidding. the thunderstorms were close. big boomers just missed us, sierra, southern california they will push off to the east. 50s and 6 on the temperatures. the overnights are cool. talk about sleeping weather, no doubt about it. the low spinning out of the gulf of alaska. the high tried to build in. i just can't make it. a lot of fog near 60. that's it for much of the coast. santa cruz is getting really cool. they've been in the 60s -- i think they were 63 yesterday which is unheard of. 60s, 70s, upper 70s in areas that should be a lot warmer than that. a slight bump up, i think on tuesday and wednesday. that means cooler weather takes us to the end of the week and the weekend. 7:57. finally a deal in washington. congress set to vote on the debt plan today but does it have a chance of passing? >> reporter: police are still on the scene of a double shooting in richmond. coming up the -- coming up, the

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good morning. welcome back. i'm maureen naylor. i'm in for tori campbell. i'm dave clark. it's august 1st, monday. with tomorrow's deadline for the debt ceiling closing in, the big question is will this new proposed deal pass in time? alison burns is watching for all of the signs from our washington, d.c. newsroom. allison? >> reporter: it's still up in the air, dave. joe biden has just arrived here at the united states cap tole to meet with -- capitol to meet with skeptical democrats to try to sway them to support the agreement. let's take a look at the deal. it would raise the debt ceiling by $2.4 trillion through the 2012 elections, impose $917 billion in immediate spending cuts, set up a committee to identify debt-cutting measures this fall and in a win for the

gop, it imposes no new taxes. president obama voiced his support last night but there's still some obvious frustration with the bitter battle to get a deal. >> now, this process has been messy, it's taken far too long. >> reporter: some democrats including barbara lee are indicating they will vote no, they are worried the spending cuts will target programs that help the poor. conservative republicans wanted more cuts and a balanced budget amendment. right now, we're just not sure how far either of those sides are going to go today to try to hold up the deal. reporting live from alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we're also watching the dow, it's down 70 points right now. these are live numbers. 73 points now, down. we'll keep watching it throughout the day. the latest reports on manufacturing are down and construction which is affecting

thestones around the nation -- the stock markets around the nation. all finished with grains -- gains. south korea gained nearly 2%. japan was up 1 1.3. 1/3. a young woman is dead and a man is fighting for his life. allie rasmus joins us live from the scene where a short time ago she spoke with friends of the victims. >> reporter: that's right. police are just opened up this street around ten minutes ago. it was closed off to traffic while they were conducting their investigation. the shooting happened just before 3:00 this morning and a 25-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene of a shooting. a 24-year-old man is in critical condition at john muir medical center. richmond police say the two victims were in the apartment

complex when someone opened fire on their car. now, they are still trying to piece together the exact sequence of events. the man inned -- ended up crashing into a dumpster. and about 15 minutes ago, the car the victims were in was sod -- was sewed from the scene. when police arrived, the 25- year-old woman was on the sidewalk. she was pronounced dead at the scene. friends describe her as very helpful, very active in her church in oakland. she said she was friend -- she was friends with the man in the car. and she had recently been encouraging -- encouraging her to go to church with him. >> honestly, i i don't know what's going on out here -- honestly, i don't know what's going on out here. but maybe it was just sense les karma -- senseless, karma, not

even attended for her. the person he was with, -- she was was, not sure. just pray for her four kids. >> and the children were under the age of 6 of the victim. the children are being taken care of by other friends and family members. back -- back out here live, there are still some police patrol vehicles out here and some of the victims' friends who have been out here all morning just entered the apartment complex. we're told police detectives are talking to some of the other residents in the complex. friends say that the woman who was killed out here lived in this apartment complex. they plan to have a memorial for the victim.

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. this week an iranian court is decided to decide the faith of two uc berkeley graduates spying of. the trial ended early yesterday with the judge promising a verdict within the next few days. hours ago, fox news released this video. they arrested josh fattal and shane bauer. and sarah shourd was are two co people. if it weren't for them, i wouldn't be standing there. the three u. -- >> reporter: the three uc berkeley graduates claim they were lost when they were captured. iran says they were spying. saturday at an event called unity in the park that was

headlined beijing clinton, a 16- year-old boy was shot -- by george clinton, a 16-year-old boy was shoot in the head. there whether two other victims. >> it just goes to show how bad our neighborhood has really gotten. it's sad that we can't go out and congregate and have a good time. at this point police in cleveland don't have a description. shooter -- shooter. today, there will be a policemen dedicated for -- memorial dedicated for the memorial, including 14 pillar, each will contain the individual who died when this bridge fell in the mississippi. 140 others were hurt. it all happened during the evening rush hour. federal investigators blame a design flaw in the brick. emergency workers at a

north bay water treat plant, on saturday, 11,000 gallons of bleach and chloride mixture leaked from the plant and we'll have what the workers are saying about the safety in about 15 minutes. jade hernandez is live in oakland to tell us about the ac transit fair hikes that are just going into effect. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. the change in your pocket means something again an extra dime that will hen you pay for the ac fare increase for today. that fare increase is already affecting drivers and passengers this morning. basically fare goes up 10 cents to 2.10. youth and seniors rises to 5 cents. the biggest increase, the monthly use pass which goes up from $5 too $20 -- to $20.

the district defended this saying it was the cheapest in the nation. ac transit supplies service to 13 cities to counties. we spoke to two riders who rely on the bus every day and were ready for the increase. >> it was gotten progressively worse over the years. >> you have increased ridership. people can't afford to park downtown so they take the bus. but at the sale time, the -- but at the same time, the -- we're put in a difficult position. >> they have to do it. things change. the economy changes. so they have to roll with the punches. no need making a big issue out of it because they are gonna do it anyway. >> an ac transit operator said the union made contract concessions and members now

contribute 6% to their healthcare funds. also, there's no change in the $80 monthly adult pass or $20 disabled senior pass. just a few i changes this morning, a few hide -- they will cost riders a few more dollars. let's check in with sal castanedo. sal, we're along 14th and broad bay, we haven't -- broadway, we haven't seen any problems. but i'm sure some riders have. >> whenever there there is a fare hike, you might select some minor delays but we haven't heard of anything. let's go out to the roads. we have a delay from the m mathilda avenue -- from the mathilda avenue offramp. you can't get off the freeway from mathilda avenue because of

this has orderrous -- has orderrous material -- hazardous material spill. let's take a look at 237 heading out to sunnyvale from milpitas stop-and-go traffic and throughout the santa clara valley. we've had some slow traffic as well. this morning's commute has been busy in antioch as you drive up to concord. walnut creek slows to danville. if you are driving from the richmond bridge, you will see some slow traffic autopsy the -- all the way out to -- traffic all the way out to the toll plaza. this has been a cool summer. it has been. sacramento, only 27 days this summer over 90 degrees. coolest stretch since 1964. temperatures continue to be upper 80s than they had been. i will show you some in just a second. that tropical moisture. so close. rumbling up in the sierra, also

southern california, down towards southern nevada. the main player here, the player is the fog. big fog bank. west-southwest at fairfield, vacaville has a block. for some, it will start to pop out here. but for average high temperatures they are running really cool. vac cau still should be 95 -- vacaville should be 95. today, 82. so talk about a cool pattern. low clouds, sunny and breezy. the tropical clouds. as the high starts to head off to the east t will take that cloud cover with it. maybe another -- to the east. it will take that cloud cover with it. gotta wonder about the fairfield, 55 still at this hour? that's really cool for them. cloud cover is already starting to move off pause look what's

coming out of the gulf of mexico. i know these doesn't look much but it will keep us cool. kind of an in-tweener. but that low says get out. get out of here. that means a lot of low clouds and fog staying cool. 60s on the coast, 70s around the bay. 80s inland. maybe a little warmup inland. tuesday/wednesday, not much and then back in the cool for the end of the week. it's a 40-year-old mystery

but today there's a new lead, the tip that lead to the infamous bank robber.

well, good morning. could you please get some 90s for the peninsula? i'm sick of the fog! no, i can't do it. i wish i could. but i can't. low clouds and fog means it's going to be cool. 50, 60s by the beaches.

only 80s for many inland. 8:15. tensions keep flaring up in syria. residents woke up early yesterday morning to the sound of tanks firing into residential neighborhoods. it's the latest this a series of violent crashes between protesters in the military andspite the use of deadly force, the activists say -- and despite the use of deadly force, the activists say they are not backing -- backing down. the fbi now following what it calls a promising lead in the 1971 hijacking case of a passenger jet over washington. the fate of the hijacker dubbed db cooper is still a history -- mystery 40 years later. he parachuted from the plane with $200,000 in ransom. the fbi says a law enforcement member directed them to a man who might have useful information about that hijacker. an item belonging to the young identified -- to the

unidentified man has been sent to the fbi lab for testing. 8:16. herman cain has won the straw pole. conservative the -- straw poll. conservatives made up some of the vote. rick perry came in second place. rick santorum came in third. jon huntsman is accused of hundred running aing intive -- running a negative campaign after saying he would not do that. hundredsesman has always been crit -- huntsman has always been critical of president obama saying he's failed the country. this shake up in the billion-dollar empire of rupert murdoch continues today. his news source has approved a new executive for sky italia.

andrea zacker will plea place that individual -- will replace that individual. here at home san francisco police officers reportedly are handing out fewer traffic tickets. "the examiner" reports a number of citations of -- the number of traffic cry tases are down 1% -- citations are down 18%. another reason they say this has dropped, drivers are apparently putting counsel their -- putting down their cell phones. in the first five months of this year, they've only hadn'ted out 795 tickets -- handed out 795 tickets. on saturday, 11,000 gallons of a high concentration bleach mixure of bleach and chlorine

leaked from the napa county hennessey water treatment plant. they were able to contain it and say this did -- it did not get into a nearby creek or water supply. about 30 minutes, richard cav -- last night mourners gathered for a memorial service for richard chavez. he was the -- he was the brother of the late cesar chavez. they both formed the farm union in the 1960s -- -- dash in the 1960s. -- in the 1960s. reportedly a million californians every week already play online poker on sites operated oversea ors are run illegally. the -- overseas or are run

illegally. after 32 years, cal skate in milpitas closed its doors. last night people took their final spin around the ridge that many say has been a part of -- has been a part of their family for year. the family has been coming to cal skate for most of their lives. they say this is where they learned how to skate and made friendeds -- friends for life. >> this is what kept us safe out of drugs and trouble. we were here all of the time. >> well, the owner and her brother, well, they've been running the ridge the last 30 years. they say it's been hard to maintain. recently they made the desist to close the doors. the line from the final skate, it stretched out the door around the building. all of the money that was raised last night will go to benefit cools? mill pete -- will go to benefit

schools in mit peel tis. the third time was the charm for the men's san francisco marathon. [ cheers ] >> 37-year-old michael wordian of virginia won with a time of 2:26:22. the night before his wife plant wanted him to drop out -- his wife wanted him to drop out after having food poisoning. 25,000 people took part in the marathon. the scene, of course, took them through the embarcadero, the golden gate park, and the golden gate bridge. the people of britain will soon have a taste of napa county. and the movie industry says there's never been a closer result for the battle of number one at the box office.

little blue smurfs were big winners at the box office.

their new movie took in $36 million, putting them in a virtual tie with "cowboys and aliens." believe it or not, there's only a $6200 difference in their estimated earnings. we should find out later today which one came out on top. last week's top movie "captain america" fell to third place. "harry potter and the deathly hallows" slipped to fourth. its worldwide sales topped $1 billion. and debuting in this movie.

today the cable channel beth known for its awards and shows will mark its 30th year on the air. on august 1st, 1981 mtv showed first movie video. to mash the occasion, mtv will be airing everything from rap and this will occur through mid my. >> i remember that, martha quinn, jj jackson. sal, i remember that. but you are watching the toll plaza, too. >> well, i can do two things at the same time. i can watch the toll plaza, too. i'm that kind of guy. and good morning. we have slow traffic at the toll plaza. but we also have slow traffic in sunnyvale. it looks like it's -- no, they are not. in fact, i was wrong. they've not opened southbound 101 at mathilda yet. these guys have been here for a long time. these are hazardous material crews. they have to wear the booties

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his other cousin, this boy stopped him and i guess najan must have said something to the boy. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: when the girl who made the call showed up at the memorial for him last night, there was a heated argument over her presence there. najan was the first of three homicide victims that night and sunday morning. three hours late he, a 26-year-

old woman suffered from gunshot wounds, was dropped off at alta bates medical center and was pronounced dead there. thirty minutes later, another man was shot on 27th. friends say he had been attending a party there. friend the took him to the hospital. -- friends took him to the hospital where he died. reporting live from oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, kraig. well, new this morning, marin county sheriff's office investigating the death of an inmate at the county jail. now sheriff deputies say they found him unresponsive in his cell. at this point we don't know his name. he was 27 years old.

8:33. in overnight news, oakland police are looking for the driver of a car that ran into a light pole and fire hydrant. we want to show you the scene around 3:30 near 77th and i international boulevard. police say they -- and international boulevard. police say when they arrived, the firefighters were gone. anyone who saw anything is being asked to call police. patrols in santa cruz are being increased after 50 cars were vandalized. police say the suspects could be charged with a hate crime. police say at least six years had swastikas and other hate symbols painted on them. most were around almer avenue. police say it happened between 11:00 friday night and 1:00 sunday morning. some evidence was collected at the scene. 8:34. oakland's new city administrator, deanna santana is reportedly getting a salary

increase at a time when many employees are taking pay cuts. mayor jean quan approved a salary of $28,000, along the council. and that's -- $228,000, along with the council. and that's $50,000 more than the outgoing mayor. city pleas are not happy about this -- employees are not happy about this after they agreed to pay cuts. well, the suspect in the bombing and shooting rampage in norway bought chemicals and tools through a bay area-based company and used them to help carry out the -- carry out the attack. anders breivik used ebay to buy several items. that includes a respirator, even a hazmat suit. 77 people were killed in that july 22nd attack. now, ebay did release a statement saying in part "ebay and paypal coordinate regularly

with law enforcement around the world and we are assisting norwegian law enforcement in their investigation." 8:35. some chain stores are shopping for approval from san francisco shoppers. they would have to get special approval from the planning department and community. since 2006, the -- the departments have been applied to. san francisco-based gap is launching its first major marketing campaign of the year. >> this is the last stronghold of denim in the u.s. >> the clothing retailer is rolling out documentary-style videos. the company will also have taco trucks in san francisco and major other cities.

and anyone who can show receipts for a 1969 denim purchase. police in belmont investigating the latest 0 of -- the latest investigate a break-in. one is west of el camino real. the thieves stole money, a bike and keys from a family room table. these recent burglaries, the number of break-ins, the total brought to nine in the past week. police are searching for burglars who might be driving a gray bmw. well, we know we've heard of crooks stealing cash and cars, even copper wires but stealing plants?" the examiner "reports since -- plants, and" the examiner "reports this is in the bernal heights neighborhood. arrests have been made. but it's still happening.

the ornamental plants are common in arid climates because they can maintain water napa's red light cameras are up and running again. this morning. the cameras had been in place for more -- for more than three years, but the city pulled the flag after the contract with the operator expired -- pulled the plug after the contract with the operator expired. the drivers get a bit of a grace period. napa police won't be anding -- handing out tickets for the next 30 days.

let's check in with sal. >> the com-- the commuter is pretty good. it looks like the fire crews are beginning to leave there. they are sweeping u the traffic is going to be open in just a little while. this was the last step really the street sweeper and then they will be able to open up traffic from southbound 101 which, by the way, as you know, if you are trying to get to your job nearby, it's one of the offramp, it's closed. and they probably won't open it until they are finished with their work. this morning on 238 in san jose, that looks pretty good. it has been better than unusual getting into the valley today. let's go to steve. a lot of gray skies. temperatures just held in check. big fog bank continues. it looks like we carry july

into august. i know some of you are getting cranky out there. you want stein -- sunshine, warmth weather. i just don't see it. thunderstorms really close for us but not going to happen. maybe a few high clouds. you will see them at a distance. they will pop again in the afternoon. they lose the support and collapse. but they may be wrapping back up again. for us, it's a big fog bank. look at this. a lot of gray skies. when the low clouds make it that far, it tells us we're not going to warm up. vacaville, i looked inland, because the coast is running near average to slightly below. it's inland where -- where it is the biggest difference. today i'm going 84. livermore should be 9. today, 82. you get that -- livermore should be 89 and today will be 82. it should be warmer that this. 50s and 60s.

temperatures have not moved at all they really haven't -- at all. they really haven't. the tropical clouds coming up from the four corners just clipping southern california. i draw your attention to another impressive low, dropping out of the gulf of alaska. that will continue the theme. the high just has not been able to begin. loots of fog, sun, near -- lots of fog, sun, clearing skies. windy at times. san pablo bay out towards the delta. misty, drizzly conditions. clearlake from ukiah, 88. fairfield, 82. san rafael, 72. 79 for the creek. 70 oakland. 67 alameda. 85 antioch. 78 san jose. 80s, low, morgan hill, gilroy.

mid 70s on the peninsula for many are low 70s with 50s, 60s on the coast. it's been a couple of cooler days. i think we'll be back into a cooldown gun toward the end of the week. we're following the latest developments in the bryan stow case. one of the two suspects is in court right now. plus, is he pack in? what donald -- back in? what donald trump is saying about a possible run for run. run-- about a -- about a possible run for the white house.

let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're follow for you right now. right -- following for you right now. right now, lawmakers are going offer a debt deal proposed by president obama and other leaders. they would have to passed bill by midnight tonight in order to avoid a default. these are live pictures down 121 points right now. reacting to that possible debt ceiling deal.

meantime, oakland police investigating three deadly weekend shootings. one of the victims, 16-year-old najan jackson. family members tell ktvu they think he was shot in retaliation for something that happened at partyertier this summer -- party earlier this summer. 8:45. a short time ago, richmond police finally cleared the scene of a deadly double shooting. a young woman was killed and a man near a kaiser medical center. allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: this shooting aped -- happened 3:00 -- happened at 3:00 in the morning. a 25-year-old woman was shot and killed. a 24-year-old man is in critical condition at john muir medical center. the police are trying to still piece together the events. they say both victims were trying to enter the apartment

complex, when someone opened fire on the vehicle. the man behind the wheel accelerated and crashed into this apartment complex dumpster that you are looking at, it's the caution tape -- you can see the caution tape there and the cinderblock walls have collapsed around it. the victims' car -- the vehicle the victims were in was towed. the woman was pronounceed dead at the hospital. the male passenger, in critical can be. friends say the woman -- condition. friends say the woman was friends with the man who was in the car with her. friends are convinced she was not the un-- not the intended target. >> she tried to help -- help

everybody. i'm not saying it was because of him. i don't know. i don't know. stupid. no more killing? what's going on? >> now back out here live, you can see there's still a police presence out here. they have cordoned off this area of the area where that car, the vehicle crashed into that dumpster. friends say the woman lived in this apartment complex, so presumably they were coming home when this happened. they also say the victim had four children, all under the age of 6 years old. friends say those children are in the care of other family members. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:48. a man suspected in the beating of giants' fan bryan stow is back in court this morning in los angeles. defense attorneys for louie sanchez want his $500,000 bail to be reduced. marvin nordwood 'bail request

was denied last week -- marvin norwood's bail request was denied last week. the budget rent a car company has a special deal for holiday-minded travelers. you can get a deal on a -- you can get a de on them if you don't mind driving around with advertising on it. new regulations are encouraging owners to upgrade buildings to save energy. today is the deadline for 16,000 building owners in new york city to report their energy use or face a fine. new energy requirements will be enattorneysed throughout california next year -- will be

enforced throughout california next year. donald trump says he may still run for president. he will once again consider running for president he says if the economy is still bad and if republicans pick the wrong candidate. he later announced he would not run earlier in a public statement. joe biden is being scrutinized for a contract with secret agents used to protect him. they are using a rental cottage at his home for $2200 a month. that's the pref amount that the -- that's the amount that the previous tenant paid. some say he should doe nay that -- donate that money to help pay down the national debt. a fee would cover 800,000 homes in the jurisdiction of

cal fire, that includes about a third of the state, including the sierra foothills and the mountains of santa barbara all the way to the order, governor brown signed the law this month that's expected to bring in about $200 million a year to help wildfires. but critics call it a cash grab by the state. 8:50. miley cyrus is making a political statement with her latest tattoo. the former disney store has a tattoo showing support for gay marriage. she posted a photo of it in here. it shows an equal sign on her ring finger. she included the caption "all love is equal." speaking of love, they were together but we'll show you the occasion that brought arnold schwarzenegger and maria sh liver together -- shriver together at least for a day.

this is the first day of fasting during ramadan. at night after a long prayer, family and friends gather to share a meal. here in the bay area, thousands of muslims will gather at santa clara county fairgrounds at the end of ramadan. this week we should learn the fate of the two uc berkeley graduates being held in an

iranian jail. the trial of josh fattal and shane bauerer end -- ended early with the -- shane bauer ended early yesterday. iranian police arrested the two men along with sarah shourd near the iraqi border two years ago. shourd attended a weekend rally in new york city. >> shane and josh are two innocent men, two compassionate beautiful people. if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be standing here. >> iran released her on human tape your grounds -- humanitarian grounds. an addiction to xbox is blamed for the box of a 20-year- old man. the family of chris said he was involved in a marathon station. he had a blood clot caused by sitting in the same spot for

several hours. california's on the verge of becoming the first state to allow political donations via text message. if tasked, the -- passed, the law would allow people to donate to a state or local political campaign on their cell phones. officials say this could bring millions of voters to the campaign donor club. this is on track to be approved by october. the two have not been seen soothe since filing for divorce. but over the weekend, arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver renew itsed to celebrate -- reunited to celebrate arnold schwarzenegger's 64th birthday. their two sons were with them. chris was just released from the hospital after being injured in a body-boarding accident. parts of highway 4 in pittsburg and antioch will be shut down for construction.

beginning at 10:00 p.m. all westbound lanes will be closed all wait to the loveridge exit. caltrans is widening highway 4 through that area. if you are driving, you will be detoured. the highway should be opened by 3:30 tomorrow morning. let's check with sal for a final check -- i always do that, final check of traffic. >> we're a team. >> and twins. >> not exactly. [ laughter ] >> let's go outside. finally, mathilda avenue, open and that's our photographer sid farhang who has been down there on mathilda avenue near 101 and mathilda avenue has been reopened here. even though it doesn't -- there doesn't seem to be a lot of traffic. but you can get off there, at mathilda. the toll plaza is running at about a 15-minute delay.

let's go to steve. around the bay, sunshine. but inland temperatures are staying below average. that's for sure. a lot of os. i don't really see -- a lot of 80s. i don't really see much. the west stays cool. the hot is in the middle of the country. >> july just blended into august. >> boy, it sure did. >> thank you. you see at the bottom of your screen, the dow currently 125 points. we'll continue to monitor this and all of our local news and have more coming up at noon. until then from all of us here have a great monday on first day of august. >> bye now.