. we are live in san jose where official say someone tried to set a high school on fire. we will tell you where it happened and if classes are affected. huge disappointment after the latest unemployment report came out just 90 minutes ago. we are watching the reaction on wall street. >> sit on the sidewalk here in berkeley could cost you $50.

we will tell you about a potential loss that makes -- law that makes it illegal. a mystery in marin county related to a tragedy. a roadside memorial in memory of a teenage boy disappears. mornings on 2 begins right now. >> complete bay area news coverage, starts right now this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning welcome to mornings on 2 i am dave clark. >> i am tori campbell, friday june 1st. we begin with overnight news. an arson investigation at a school in san mow say. -- jose. firefighters responded to two suspicious fires on the ever green high campus. ktvutara joins us live to tell us how authorities can track down the arsonist. >> reporter: good morning. that's right they are look a surveillance video and working with police to try to catch who is responsibility. you can see the charred dumpster and that's the first fire that firefighters came

across when they came to the back parking lot of a high school. then a second happened over to the left there. against the wall of the library where the paint is pretty much melted off the stucco. after -- melted off the stucco. crews raced to the scene. they found the control panel at the front which pointed them in the direction of the library and in the back parking lot the dumpster on fire and 40 feet away the blaze that started in a pile of wood against the library. >> that item burned up and the intense heat caused paint to change colors. >> the cause is under investigation by the arson investigators and she is sifting through the material as we go along. >> reporter: it looks suspiciousat this point? >> at this point it's called a suspicious fire. >> reporter: crews have the fires contained within 15 minutes but it took nearly 4 dozen firefighters an hour to get it under control. there is some damage but it's on the outside of the building and no one was hurt.

that's good news. and since school is out and there's no summer school students won't be affected. tara >> in other overnight news police are investigating a stabbing in the tenderloin district. officers were called to ella street after 1. police say at ktvu a victim was cut but they don't know if the weapon used in the attack was a knife. the victim was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. two shootings in oakland last night left three people injured including two juveniles. the first happened on 63rd at loll around 9. and friends of one of the victims drove him to the hospital. the 15-year-old was shot in the leg and they don't believe was the intended target. a second rim reportedly in his -- victim reportedly in his 20s was rushed by am -- by am lieu lance to the hospital after being shot in the tom being a.

so far no -- stomach. so far no word of an arrest. another you. >> i will -- juvenile was shot and injured on 93rd avenue at b street around 9:45 last night. an ambulance rushed the victim to the hospital. we don't know his condition and police say that there are no suspects at this time. time 7:03a petaluma mother accused of stealing from her son's school. santa rosa press democratreports nicole nicholas is accused of going through classrooms and stealing the purses of teachers. nicholas was arrested wednesday at her home on suspicion of using stolen credit cards to buy several thousand dollars worth of items at different stores. police say stolen items from the school were found at her car. budgets cuts may force san francisco city college to make major changes. the chronicle reports the school may have to close or combine some of the 12 campuses.

trustees voted for an independent evaluation. city college facials a $14 million budget deficit trying to avoid layoffs and canceling classes. but at the same time, they are trying to keep their full accreditation. the school has about 90,000 full and part-time students. it's 7:04. berkeley has a law that bans people from lying on sidewalks. now voters can decide whether to take it a step further. we are in berkeley to find out about the new proposal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. starting about right now, at 7 a.m., it is illegal to lie down on a city sidewalk in berkeley. mayor wants to make it illegal to sit down. the mayor wrote an ordinance passed by city council prohibit people from lying on the sidewalks from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. when enforced people sit up. the potential law would closethe loophole make it illegal to sit on the sidewalks

in commercial areas. mayor plans to bring up the measure on june 12th. one woman says it's an assault on civil rights. >> i think it's wrong and unfair. and it's exactly what they did in san francisco. it's clearly an attack against street people homeless people to impose a 50 dollar ticket on someone for sitting on the sidewalk is ridiculous. >> reporter: so far we have not found anyone who supports the proposed law. the mayor says it would make the streets more presentable and enjoyable for visitors. if approve it would cost $50. hive in berkeley lorraine blanko ktvu. police in santa clarea are investigating a sexual assault. a woman told police she was assaulted on park avenue and poplar street around 3 yesterday morning. police only have a vague description of the suspect. they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. time 7:06.

vacaville police investigating a house explosion that may possibly have been caused by an illegal drug making lab. the police have guns out and drawn as they went to the home on juniper near stinson after getting reports of dangerous dogs on the property. the police say they discovered two men inside the house. their arms were burned in that explosion. police say they smelled chemicals in the air. they say the men may have been trying to make hash oil. 7:07. and let's check in with sal busy morning in the news to see how things are moving on the roads. >> reporter: moderate morning and we have what couple slow downs but we have not had a lot of major problems and noticeably lighter on some commutes. let's go outside and show outbay bridge toll plaza. there's little delay in some of the lanes but not like what we are used to. most days it's backed up back there to the 880 but today it's good and barring crashes it should stay this way. sometimes later in the morning

we get a backup. so we will keep watching. san francisco northbound 101 approaching the 80 split this traffic looks good. northbound 208 looks good. tonight the giants play the cubs. that's at 7:15 tonight at at&t park. this is a look at westbound 508 in livermore to castro valley. traffic moves well and 680 southbound we had an earlier crash and didn't sound like a serious deal. no one was injured southbound 608 at castlewood but a truck went off the side and they have to pull it out and people are slowing from 580 heading to pleasantton and gets better after the crash there. 7:08 now steve. >> fog has come back to the coast and filling in rapidly. but it has a lot resistance in the form of high pressure. warm temperatures aloft or envision as we call it. we will talk about the big difference today but the pollen count and trees which wereknocked down have been going up. there's good news, bad news scenario. the good news is it will cool down which will stop the pole n but the wind will pick up which

send it all over the place. for trees and olive grasses are high. see the fog right now in the coast. yesterday it was patchy fog. mainly san mateo coast but it got wiped out. that will not be the case today. high pressure which was right over us yesterday is moving and centered over in vada -- nevada. that's allowed the fog to come creeping back but it's stopping about there. sunny inland and 80s and 90s. but there's going to be anywhere from a 40 degree spread on the temperatures today depending if you are close to the coast or inland. the system up here i am in front of will make the presence felt later today and into the weekend. 50s on the temps or low 60s. livermore 62. mountainview 60. san jose 60. so this's going to be some -- there's going to be some location without problems warming up. the system will come sweeping in that picks up the fog and start a cooling trend by the coast tad and for everyone over the weekend. temperatures hard pressed to warm up. but the screaming message is

the cooler temps sliding into the weekend especially sunday into monday where a possibility of rain will be with us to the north. fog, sun, cool for some warm for others hot and far enough inland coastal fog a late sea breeze will win out at 2 or 3. notice even if you are far inland, 80s for some, 90s to near 100 and 50s, 60s closer to the water's edge. 97 clear lake. and middle mindo 94 yesterday. santa rosa 86. san rafael 80. fairfield 93. pittsburgh 96. 72 oakland and 68 alameda. 84 san jose. 84 santa clarea 70 but most of the coast low, low 60s and city dropping 5 from yesterday and 70s or low mainly on the peninsula 80. no more fog on the move on saturday. a big drop in the temps sunday and monday looks to be about a 20 degree drop in temps with clouds and drizzle and rain to the north.

>> all right. time 7:10. reports of a scam happening in mind seeno county. -- mendocino county. the press democrat says it involves boys claiming they are representing the police department. they are between 13 and 16 years old. they tell the victims that their identities have been stolen and they need to turn over all their personal information to those teenagers. all right. it's 7:11. a cyber attack on iran. new details coming out about why the u.s. ordered the attacks and why they stopped. >> also the reason two motels in oakland are being told to shut down. for a year. >> a hero emerges in the deadly cafe shooting in seattle. how his actions are tied to the terror attacks on 9/11.

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by the coast fog has come back. so cooler there. around the bay sunny but cooler. see some of the fog very shallow so it won't make much of an impact but inland sunny and warm to hot with 80s and 90s. >> 7:13. new this morning there are no reports of damage or injuries following a strong earthquake in indonesia. the u.s. geological survey says it was a 5.8. it hit this morning in indonesia's west province an area that has frequentearthquakes. 7:14a new report suggesting president obama ordered cyber attacks against iran. "the new york times" says the attacks were aimed at computers that run iran's main nuclear facility. the operation reportedly started during the bush administration under the code name olympic games. during president obama's first month in office, he reportedly secretly ordered to speed up the cyber attacks. the report says that it went undetected until 2010 and

that's when part of operation accidentally became public. the defense text panetta says he doesn't expect the u.s. to take military action in syria without the support from the united nations. panetta was seen yesterday meeting with troops in hawaii and says the pentagon is making contingency plan but says possible military intervention that would happen with broad international support. the u.n. high commission he for human rights wants the international community to support a peace plan and also investigate the killing of more than 100 civilians in syria last week. it is 7:15. stocks are down sharply this morning on news of a dismal may jobs report. as you can see the dow currently down 179 points. ktvu allison burns is live where republican leadsers are pointing the finger at the president. allison. >> reporter: first let's show outnumbers. economists had been forecasting

that 150,000 jobs were added but it's way less. 69,000 jobs were added in may. the unemployment rate now ticks up to 8.2%. 1,000 government jobs were cut. there were a big losses in construction. most of the hiring was in health care and transportation. republican presidential candidate mitt romney issued a statement saying the weak report is devastating news for the american worker and american families. house republican leaders wrapped up a news conference pointing the finger at president obama. >> these job numbers are pathetic. and you know, the american people really deserve better and i think on a right leadership we can do better. reporter: president obama left for minneapolis about 40 minutes ago and going to be touring a honeywell factory today. and urging congress to pass new legislation to help veterans get jobs. we will have more on reaction from the white house during my next update in an hour.

reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns, ktvu. a new reports shows a number of millionaires is on the decline. there are more than 5.1 million households with investable assets of one million dolla or more down more than 100,000 from last year. the boostor consulting group says total private wealth in the country fell 38 trillion dollars. that's almost 1%. the reports says the biggest reason is the drop in stock prices. time 7:17. san jose police made dozens of arrest in a undercover prostitution sting. 63 officers took part in operation bee sting. 32 arrest were made. police say female officers went undercover to arrest johns at three different hotels. another operation focused on arresting prostitutes themselves. well, a judge ordered two motels in oakland be shut down for year. oakland city attorney barbara

parker says the economy inn and national lodge on international boulevard have been the hubs for prostitution. neighbors and some of the businesses in the area are applauding the decision to close down the motels but an attorney for the motel owners says he will appeal. >> disagreed with the judge. i told her clearly that they have not what single act of prostitution since late last year after the judge gave them certain rules to follow. >> it was not until we got a preliminary injunction they began to pay attention. but because as we explain to the court, we need to shut them down to have them have a change of heart and mind. >> the judge's ruling says the motels have to close down by july 31st and each motel has to pay $45,000 in fines. and city's legal and police expenses related to the case. it's 7:18. a federal judge has ordered an investigation into the recent police shootings in oakland. the judge is threatening hefty

fines if the police department does not take immediate action. the judge is overseeing the mandate of reforms that stem from an oakland police department scandal nearly 10 years ago. there have been three police shootings in oakland this year and one case the suspect was killed. starting this weekend, fairfield police get extra help fighting crime. a grant is allowing the city to add 4 police officers to deal with urgent needs. they will be des naitd as a special operations team to free up other officers to investigate a variety of serious crimes. time 7:19. a man in seattle is called a hero now for trying to stop a gunman who killed five people inside a cafe. police say 40-year-old ian shot 6 people on tuesday and killed 5 before take his life. investigators say 56-year-old lawrence adams picked up some of the bar stools and threw them at him even when he was pointing the gun at him.

that allowed at least three people to escape with their lives. adams said intervened because after his brother died in the world trade center, attack on 9/11, he vowed he would never hide under a table if he ever faced a threat. it's a record setting wild fire in new mexico this morning and it's still spreading. it's in the hela national forest the largest new mexico state history and it's 5% contained. it grew to more than 190,000 acres. that's almost 300 square miles and this is burning for two weeks. more than 1200 for fighters are out there fighting it. today marks the start of the atlantic hurricane season. homeland security secretary janet napolitano is joining the head of fema and florida's governor for a public service campaign at the national hurricane center in miami. they are urging people to be prepared before storms arrive. tropical storm alberto and b-

eryl have hit the southeast. time 7:20. yesterday, it was hot. >> yes. >> it was hot. and it has been hot in many parts of the bay area. look out the window now. that's a -- what it looks like now. steve will tell us if the warm weather will last through the weekend. >> a retired space shuttle is on the move but this time it won't-flying piggyback on a plane. how it's hitching a ride. >> good morning westbound 24 traffic looks pretty good getting up to the tunnel. we will tell you more about the commute between walnut creek and oakland.

clear. 7:23. the chief of spacex has seen the dragon space capsule parachute safely into the pacific was like seeing a kid come home. he was surprised the mission to the international space station and back went so smoothly. right now the dragon cap tul is -- capsule is headed for the the port of los angeles where it will arrive in a few days.

then it will be sent by truck to the spacex rocket factory in texas. the company hopes to launch the next cargo mission in september. and happening now, the space shuttle prototype called enterprise is on the move a short distance. it was pulled out of the protective tent at new york kennedy airport and moved closer to the water. tomorrow, a crane will hoist it on a barge and on sunday atugboat will take it on a cruise past connie island the statue of liberty and world trade center site and will arrive at the aircraft carrier intrepid mid morning our time on sunday. and we will likely show that to you. >> sure. >> during the morning on 2 on the weekends. >> i would love to see that up close. time 7:24. sal sees something around 680 something is going on right? >> reporter: we have the problem 608 at castlewood. turned out to be a truck that went off the side and they had to get a tow truck. now they issued a sig alert

because the traffic is slow on interstate 608 out of dub lip and driving down the grade. aid lot of slow traffic in this area. livermore we have a power outage for more than 4,000 customers. some of the traffic lights treat they as a four-way stop and give a buddy him or her a makeup call because the alarm clocks may not be working. this is the bay bridge. we have a little more of a crowd now later in the morning. backed up to the middle of the parking lot. still not a big deal. northbound 280 in san jose looks pretty good. 7:25steve. well, somebodiy or fog? there's a big difference today between being on the cool side or being or beingwarm. most location sunny but not as like other location. inland mid to upper 90s.

there's a fog bang and that system will enhance. it feld in. yesterday it got chewed up sunny acrosses board by the afternoon. there's a little westerly breeze for some or northwesterly that's a sign look for the south windin the north bay indicating a cooler pattern. some locations have no problems warming up fast. low 60s for some. 50s for others but a unseasonably strong low swooping across the area starting sunday into monday. so dense fog by the coast. that cooling has begun there. and temperatures will start to come down really big on saturday and sunday and into monday. a possibility i might talk about rain to the north. fog, sun cool for some hot if you are inland and have no sea breeze. but i think that sea breeze will kick in 60, 70s and 80s and 90s. big difference in the temperatures today. and it's sold out on the coast right now. fog not going anywhere. it's going to be increasing saturday into sunday. big drop on monday into tuesday. >> thank you.

7:26. an overnight tragedy near the russian river. the dangerous situation that led to the death of a bicyclist. >> reporter: how exactly will the ethics commission decide if the sheriff can keep his job in we will tell you about the groundwork and framework set up and the deadline the mayor is facing today. >> a mystery in marin county. a roadside memorial for a teenage disappears. this country was built by working people.

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from it's 7:29. should he stay or should he go? san francisco ethics commission will spend next month deciding whether the city's suspend sheriff should perm fently lose his job for what the mayor called official misconduct. claudi-n. wong is live with what the mayor says today. >> reporter: the mayor is facing a deadline to commit a specifics on what he feels are the ground for a the official misconduct. the commission is laying out groundwork for how it will go down. it's unfamiliar territory, but certainly when you talk about official misconduct against the sheriff, they want to know how this is going to go forward. so, there's a deadline and it goes from here. in week every witness testifying for and against the sheriff will submit declarations about what they will say the both sides can look at the declarations and

see who they want to cross examine and who they want to come in and testify before the commission. the hearing would start on june 19th. >> it is not kwai he have clear law. there's been plenty of politicians in san san francisco history that have committed crimes. some have been charged and some convicted. some have not been charged for their crimes. but yet they remained in office. >> reporter: and the commission has met a couple times already refused to keep the video you are looking at private. attorneys for the mayor and his wife wanted this video kept out of the public eye but they lost that fight and yesterday it was released. the mayor upset by the decision. >> the way they are trying to really i think exploit my family in order to press their case against me against us is just unconscionable. >> reporter: so who could be testifying? the list are set for the mayor and sheriff. the mayor has 12 on his approved list and the sheriff 9. there are three names on

both list. those are mayor lee, sheriff ross and the mayor's wife. the evidence will start being presented to the commission on june 19th. live here in san francisco, clawedine wong. >> turning to kdu -- ktvu.com. time 7:31 and overnight news a bicyclist was hit and killed by an s-uv andn sonoma county. it happened before midnight on old river road in hollydale northwest of santa rosa now investigators say the cyclist was riding with no lights in the very same lane as oncoming traffic and a-- in very dark area. the is the uv -- the suv hit him head on. about one hour testimony resumes in the brian stow beating case. a judge in los angeles is holding a preliminary hearing to determine if there's enough evidence to put the two

suspects on trial. and chez and norwood are accused in the attack outside dodger stadium. witnesses are providing graphic testimony of the vicious beating. the judge is not allowing cameras to show the faces of those witnesses. >> sounded like a thud like someone's head was mashing against the pavement on the parking lot. >> was he defensing himself? >> no he was not noosk did he appear to be conscious in a no. >> prosecutors are also releasing details about brian stow's current condition. the 43-year-old father of two children suffered permanent brain damage in the attack and is unable to walk or talk. our channel 2 website has more information on the stow beating case. go to ktvu.com and cling on the brian stow tab. 7:# 3. >> and -- 7:33. >> and there's more hopeful news about man who survived a week without water after

crashing his car. michael sanchez junior was found comatose off a freeway off-ramp earlier this month. although he is still in the hospital, and cannot talk, his sister tells the mercury news he is more alert now. sanchez was able to communicate by blinking to yes and no questions. well mother in concord is angry her son's school didn't notify her he was choked in class by other students he e sent a text to his mother saying was choked and threatened by three students last friday during a p.e. class. the school says bullying is not tolerated and the school official apologized for not notifying the boy's mother sooner. police in concord are now investigating. reservoirs will be searched this coming monday for signs of sierra lamar. the dive team will search the reservoir where the man accused of killing her reportedly went fishing around the time she went missing. last friday search of the area

turned up no evidence. now sierra lamar's family and friends are not giving up hope offing her alive. they will hold a rally tonight at her old school washington high school in fremont. about 400 people attended a vigil there back in march. shortly after she vanished. th suspect garcia-torres made another court appearance yesterday. prosecutors charged him with one count of murder for the special circumstance of kidnapping. instead of two counts of murder and kidnapping. the prosecutor is confident they can get the murder conviction. garcia-torres didn't enter a plea. his lawyer was given 6 more weeks to prepare the case. 7:35. tomorrow's san francisco firefighters will mark the first anniversary of two colleagues killed on duty. lieutenant perez and firefighter paramedic valero died battling a house fire. they were trapped by a flare-

up. tomorrow's ceremony includes a moment of silence and memorial garden and plaque at the fire station. a roadside memorial honoring a in a vado -- naive addo teen mysteriously disappeared. classmates have leaving crosses and flowers for the past two yearsch the teen was killed while riding in car with a drunk classmate in may 2010. last week all traces of the memorial were gone. police park rangers and public works crew in novato say they didn't remove it. time is 7:36. police in he will veto -- he will veto want your -- he will is a receipto want your help. this was taken from a surveillance video. police say the man walked into a business on san pablo avenue with a gun and demanded money. no one was hurt during the robbery. police say if you have any information, give them a call. uc berkeley is look for

developers willing to take on some of the financial risk of building new student housing. for the first time in the school's history, cal is reviewing proposals for developers for the next student housing project. this is according to the san francisco business times. the school could contract with developers to build and fund buildings. ucsf has used the fee developer model for the 200 million dollar neuroscience building in mission bay. 7:37 this is a final day for state law makers to approve a bill restricting the use of cameras to catch drivers who run red lights. the state senate passed the proposal that would require cities to not consider how much money they could get from fines when deciding if they will install the cameras. it would require them to post warning signs within 200 feet of the intersection that has the cameras. the state assembly is supposed to take up the bill at the final lawmaking session today.

state lawmakers had no say but they will be getting less money before the end of the year. a state compensation panel approved a 5% across the board pay cut for all state elect official including the governor who will earn $165,000 a year. that's down about 9,000 dollars. for state legislators base pay drops to 90,000 dollars almost 5,000 less than they earn and they are set to take effect on december 3rd. time 7:38a controversial piece of political art goes on display today at the san francisco museum of modern art. take a look. it's a bust of former san francisco mayor george moss connie who was assassinated along with supervisor harvey milk. it was created for the opening of the center but removed. some people objected to writing on the pedestal about the assassination. this artwork was created by the

sculptor who passed away in 1992. smokers in the north bay be careful where you light up. a new antismoking ordinance takes effect in sonoma county today. smoking is banned in public areas including the patios at restaurants and wineries. it's no smoking allowed within 25 feet of windows, doors, and vents. and smoking inside apartments will be banned starting in january. all right. 7:39. we want to check in with sal. it's slow on 680 heading south i assume out of dublin and pleasantton. >> reporter: that's right. we have we had a truck that went over the side southbound 680 at castlewood. no one was injured but apparent lay lot of people are being looing -- apparently a lot of people are look at the operation there's a sig-alert southbound on 680 because of the traffic jam out of dublin pleasantton and gets better after castlewood and after that it looks good into the area. people out of power in

livermore east livermore and it's about 2200 customers now. so it's down from 4,000. but if you com on a traffic light -- come up on a traffic light, treat it as four-way stop and call your friends in livermore and make sure they are up. their alarm clock may not have worked this morning. let's take a look at live pictures northbound 280. we have a little bit of a mid morning rush. it's backed up from baskum and bay bridge toll plaza it's not all that bad. less than five minutes before you go to the bridge. meetoring -- metering lights are on. now to ste-ve. >> above the fog it's sunny. warm and hot by the coast and the fog will -- fog will make a impact with cooler readings. see the fog sattelite coming in right there. that's fog coming in right there. and you can see a better look. a westerly breeze at fairfield. when that gets over 20, all bets are off and temperatures will cool. but they are 62 degrees.

so inland temps will warm up rapidly. but any time you get the fog, history tells me it's only a matter of time here about a day or two before inland temps drop. high pressure moving off today. they's a loud the fog to come back. warm air aloft. some location around 2000 feet are 75 degrees. so an inversion is what we call it. there's still component of very warm conditions inland. 80s, 90s but by the coast 50s and 60s. pollen count is very, very high. grasses medium to medium high. trees again suppressed for a couple days went back up. cedar juniper and olive is the highest. there will be good news which is temperatures are going to cool down over the next couple days but the wind will pick up. so, a double end sword. 54 san francisco. and there goes the ridge of high pressure strong enough to give us a warm day inland. but a big drop in the temps along the coast with really

thick fog. but the cooling trend starts coast and bay and for everybody on saturday. and by sunday, i think even out to sacramento and lake county you will notice cooler patterns. fog and sun warm for some. hot for others but cooler if you are over by the beaches today. 50s and 60s. 70 in santa cruz. 60s and 90s. clear lake 97. 97 antioch but 72 oakland. 78 castro valley. 90 danville and i think a late sea breeze kicks in for many. fremont 82 and a lot of 50s,60s on the coast. weekend in view, saturday will be cooler and sunday a lot cooler and maybe. maybe rain into the north on monday. tori. >> rain? >> yes. >> june? i don't think that's allowed in the bay area. thanks. 7:42. john edward is a free man -- edwards is free man what's next after being cleared of corruption charges. and the race is off into the sunset a change coming to the famous track.

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stocks are down after a dismal jobs report. american employers add 69,000 jobs in may. fewest in a year. the economists forecasted a gain of 158,000 jobs. and the unemployment rate ticked up to 8.2% from 8.1. taking a live look at the big board the dow down 205 erasing what was left of the gain for the year. s in a docks down 54. s&p down 23. apple is furious about the latest leaks of the iphone 5. japanese website released photos of the new mobile device compared to an existing iphone.

it is tough to tell through the images but iphone 5 does seem to have a taller cream. the camera has been move to the top center like the ipad and larger screen means changes in resolution and aspect ratio. ael's chief says he will double down on secrecy of apple products to prevent future leaks. time is now 7:45. it was no longer infineon raceway they have a new raceway sonoma. the track at 121 and 37 is ending the 10 year sponsor aship deal with infineon. sonoma is work on a new partner for naming rights. they say a change will be made in the fall whether or not a new partner is found. time 7:46. a power message using some big star power. right here in the bay area, pam cook is in the studio to tell us about what's going on. >> reporter: this is story about a #-year-old girl with

lung cancer. and how she is making a difference with the help of her famous cousin. ♪ >> reporter: maroon 5 latestrecording features the girl gabby wilson who is living with one lung after having one removed when she was just 6 years old. >> you don't have to smoke and you will get lung cancer like anyone can get it. >> reporter: the bod bonnie addario launched the campaign. there's the two of them in the video. gabby wanted to tell everyone that anyone can get cancer and her cousin jesse carmichael who is the keyboardist for maroon 5 wanted to help. the campaign trying to break thestoreo type only elderly men who spoke get the disease. lung cancer kills 450 people every day here in the united states.

so, powerful message and impressive little girl. back to david and tori. >> the channel 2 website ktvu.com we spoafted a ling to find out more about the lung cancer found -- posted a link where you can find out more about the lung cancer foundation. former presidential candidate john edwards is a free man after a mistrial in his corruption case and its not likely he will be retried. jonathan is live in greensboro and joined us often during the trial. so what is next for edwards. >> reporter: hi, well, he is going to wait to see if there's going to be a retrial. but as you said, legal experts are saying that this is highly unlikely. the process is that his defense team has two weeks to file a motion for acquittal. and if approved by a judge, that would protect him from a retrier. now during the interrim period prosecutors will go over the case and trying to determinewhether it's strong

enough to warrant a retrial. but, again, legal experts indicating that they have their shot and it's unlikely they would be able to produce any better results if they presented the case to another jury. now, while this jury was unable to find john edwards guilty of any crimes, edwards himself has admitted to many since. here's what he said -- sins. here's what he said on the courthouse steps yesterday. >> i want to find the person who should be accountable for my sins. hon of thely don't have to go any further than the mirror. it's me. it's me and me alone. >> reporter: with his reputation and credibility in tatters it's highly unlikely that you will see john edwards in another political office. never theless he indicated he wants an influence on public policy particularly when it comes to helping the poor. and, of course, helping the

poor was a common campaign mantra when he was running for president in 2004 and 2008. tori. >> i am curious, the focus of this really was on the mistress and the pregnancy. is john edwards going to have impact or relationship with his child? >> reporter: it appears that he is going to. after the trial, when he appeared on the courthouse steps e. thanked his family and his -- did he thanked his family and parents and his eldest daughter for standing by him se and said he loved all of -- him and said he loved his kids not only the preteen kids and kate but his deceased son that he he lost several years ago and also the now 4-year-old daughter francis quinn that he had woo rielle hunter. it's unclear what relationship he will have with that dollar -- daughter and rielle hunter a

tabloid reporter asked if he loved rielle hunter and if he planned to marry her. john edwards had no response to that. >> thank you. >> very interesting. time 7:50. san jose now cleaning up a homeless camp where the workers have cleaned up and what's being done with the things that were cleared out. >> and the bear citing an playground that caused a scare at a nearby graduation.

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playgrounds but not cubs. bear cubs. there was a young bear cub there running around a bakersfield elementary school yesterday. cameras caught them and caught this. it captured it inside the schoolin an outdoor graduation ceremony next door was put on hold. >> what -- what were your first thoughts? >> it was a ugly dog how could it be a bear. but it was a bear. >> it was not a ugly dog. they got it under control and they got into a apartment complex and the animal control guys came and caught it. they are noisy in there. but they took the bear cub back out into the wild. >> looks like he put up quite a fight. 7:54. let's check in with sal. a few slow spots out there. >> reporter: pleasantton and dublin grade and dublin area, this slow down i will show you on the maps is created by a pickup truck that went off the side of the road and now they got it out of the way but traffic is slow.

so, the crash that was there is gone but traffic is slow and that's one of the slowest commutes in the bay area. moving the maps i showed you the area there. i move to hayward union city a. little bit of slow traffic now beginning to develop. there is no slow traffic or nosignificant traffic on the cam san mateo hayward bridge of the northbound 101 slow from 208 a little patch but slow from 280 up to sunnyvale. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. and it's lighter than normal as you get into san francisco. i want to show you 237 to the south bay if you look at this picture, notice there's a slow down and that's about all. now steve. >> thanks. fog on the coast. and there's a lot there. it's going to be moving in over the bay as well. inland still sunny and warm to hot. temperatures well will take another day before inland temps come down the coast. no doubt you can see the fog right there.

a fight tweet from porter's 5- year-old chocolate lab. he said it's hot where's the fog. it will be cooler. i enjoy the tweets. we do have at that system moving into the top of your screen. that's going to bring in cooler weather but probably not for another day for inland temps. 50s and 60s on that. that is big system coming in. tori was like what rain in june in last year at this time we had rain .08 in san francisco and reiny last june. we start off with warm temperatures, but maybe on monday we might be talking about some rain as well. so, fog sun cool for some warm for others. hot for others and late sea breeze kicks in. 60, 70s and upper 80s but big drop in the temps start saturday and sunday and monday coming down 20 degrees on a inland temps and rain to the north on monday. >> good job. thanks. time 7:56. overnight gunfire in the east bay. we have learned that the teen were among the victims.

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complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning welcome back. i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark and it's friday the first day of june. we are starting with overnight news. an arson investigation at a san jose high school. firefighters rushed to ever green after two suspicious fires. tara has been out there since this morning so, what do authorities know so far tara? >> reporter: well, what they do know they are not telling us at the moment but we did see some restoration crews pull up and they went inside the gates so they are going to try to clean up what an arsonist started. you take a look over to my right you can see the dumpster and there are a bunch of charred books like math books and then it looks like they hit

another area over there by the library. you can see where the coloration is a little bit different from the rest of the building. just after 2:30 this morning, crews raised to the -- raced to the scene when the fires triggered an alarm at the school many they found the control panel at the front of the campus pointing them towards the back of the school and that's where they found the dumpster on fire and another blaze which started in a woodpile against the side of the library. >> they arrived to the front of the building, noticed the alarm and went to the alarm panel and saw the alarm was coming from the library area. as they investigated further, and come to the rear of the building which took a little time they noticed they had two firing in the bark -- fires in the back. >> reporter: they had it contained within 15 minutes. there is some damage but it's to the outside of the building. no one was hurt and since school is out and there's no summer school it won't affect students. that's the good news. there is surveillance video that detectives are going to be

using to try to figure out exactly who started the blazes. we are live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. time is 8:hundred an arraignment is scheduled for man who flew to india according to authorities after he allegedly killed a woman in sunnyvale. police arrested the 25-year-old pawanjit singh wednesday night. he is from san oshea accused of shoving a 28-year-old jennifer flores out of an suv on march 25th. witness say he deliberately drove over her body. singh according to authorities flew to india. police worked with federal agents and singh's lawyer to convince him to come back to the u.s. there is now a police photo of the jewelry store robbery suspect killed in san ramon. look at this picture. 18-year-old kebron byru. he was shot by someone in the store after he and three others allegedly tried to rob it. witnesses say one of the four

suspects what gun. however, a store employee also had a gun and he opened fire. he was taken to san ramon regional medical center where he died. police say there's -- they're searching for three others suspects on the loose. it's 8:01. a petaluma mother is accused of stealing from her son's school. the santa rosa press democratsreports nicole nicholas is accused of going through classrooms at the elementary school and stealing the purse of teachers. she was arrested wednesday at her home on suspicion of using stolen credit cards to buy several thousand dollars worth of items at different stores. police said stolen items from the school were also found in her car. budget cuts could force san francisco city college to make major changes. the chronicle reports that the school may have to close or combine some of the 12 campuses. trustees voted for an

independent evaluation. city cruel egg facials -- college facial as $14 million budget deficit and is trying to avoid layoffs and class cancellation and keeping the full accreditation. the city has 90,000 full and part-time students. time is 8:02a proposed ordinance in berkeley to ban sitting on downtown sidewalks is moving forward. ktvu lorraine blanko is there to tell us how -- blanko is there to a -- blanco is there to tell us how people are reacting. >> reporter: the current law is difficult to enforce says the mayor. it makes it illegal to lie down on city sidewalks like this one in telegraph. now, he is aiming to ban sitting. mayor tom bates wrote an ordinance passed by city council prohibiting people from lying on sidewalks from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. when enforced, people sit up. the new potential law would close that loophole making it illegal to sit on sidewalks in commercial areas. >> if you look at what i have underneath me that's everything

i own. and about 150 to 200 pounds. so, after a day of walking around, you know, i got to sit somewhere. and if they don't have benches where do they expect us to sit? >> reporter: the mayor plans to bring up the measure to the city council on june 12th. if approved breaking the law is considered an infraction and cost you $50. kody says good luck getting money from him e. doesn't have it. lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks you. it's 8:04. we want to check in with sal to see how things are moving on the roads. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, you know things are doing pretty well in some areas. a little slow in others. and it's not completely sunday morning like. but it's nice. 24 between walnut creek through lafayette and oakland. not a bad drive through the tunnel. getting down to the oakland area. now if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza you will like what you see here. it's light at the toll plaza.

this should be turning the metering lights off soon if it stay this is light. san jose northbound 101 we have slow traffic there. as you drive through the area, also looking at 680, we had an earlier problem near pleasantton and that's gone. traffic is busy coming out of that area. right through here especially. and if you are driving between hayward and union city in fremont it's a little slow. no problems on the san mateo or dunn barton bridge. 80:50 now s -- 8:05 now steve. >> last june we had rain on the 1st is and 3rd and 4th and heavy rain on the 4th. jan said we had heavy rain and we did and the 6th and again on the 28th. june 2011 was a reiny month. he say that because we may see rain again around monday. so maybe we will see a repeat performance. what we are seeing is a big increase in the fog and iland temps will be warm to hot. yesterday there was patchy fog and mainly on the san mateo

coast but by the afternoon it was gone. well, that's not the case today. it's filling in. reason being is high pressure is moving. it's not stationary it's on its way to the east. this system is lifting and it's enhanced the fog. still inland temps livermore says what fog. 66. san jose 63. fairfield probably warmer than that. napa 61. very warm inland temps but coast and bay will get a sea breeze. you can see right there. right there see how that is moving? it's moving more towards central nevada up into idaho and that's allowing the door to open for the fog to come in. so a dense fog along the coast highway 1 cooling begins there inland temps still 80s and 90s. but when there's that much fog history tells me experience tells me usually a sea breeze kicks in later in the afternoon. cooling trend will show itself on saturday and big drop in the temps on sunday and monday. so fog is there, sun for many but cool warm mild very warm hot. coastal fog late sea breeze.

temperatures 50, 60, 70s up to 100. so clear lake 97. novato 84. 62s stinson beach. fairfield 90. 88 walnut creek. 72 oakland. 95 brentwood pleasant and 85. haywood 74. so 80s and 90s santa clarea valley but some temperatures will come down and a vied variety. is a mateo coast. and 60s, 70s and 80s. tomorrow fog moves in and will be cooler on sunday. and then a big drop of possible rain on monday. dave and tori. 8:07 overnight news san francisco police investigating a stabbing attack in the tenderloin district. police rushed to ella street around one this morning. they say a victim was cut but don't know if the weapon was a knife. the victim was treated at the hospital for a serious injuries. two shootings in oakland last night left three people

injured including two juveniles. the first one happened on 63rd street at lowell around 9. friends of one of the victims drove him to the hospital. the 15-year-old was shot in the leg. they don't believe he was the intended target. now a second victim reportedly in his 20s was shot in the stomach. he was railroaded by the ambulance -- rushed by the ambulance to the hospitalch we don't know their conditions or what -- hospital. we don't know their conditions or what led up to the attack. there's no word of arrest. oakland police say another juvenile was shot and injured in a separate shooting on 93rd avenue at b street around 9:45 last night. that ambulance rushed him to the hospital. we don't know his condition. police say there are no suspects at this time. it's 8:08. police in santa clarr a investigating a section yule assault a woman said she was assault around 3 yesterday morning. police only have a vague description of the suspect. they are asking anyone with information to give them a

call. an explosion shattered windows and buckled walls at home in vacaville. police began to investigate on jupe perstreet yesterday afternoon. officers moved in with the guns drawn after getting reports of dangerous dogs on the property. they found two men with burns on their arms and smelled chemicals in the air. they say the men may have been trying to make drugs. just about 8:08, 8:09. a huge disappointment about the latest unemployment report that came out this morning. we are watching to see how wall street reacts. >> a hospital unit is closing for good. it is is a story you will see only on 2.

fog returns to the coast sunshine for many but no doubt about it cooler by the coast around the bay inland still 80s and 90s. but a cooling trend takes us into the weekend. new worries that the u.s. economy is stalling after this morning's very disappointing report on jobs and stocks are down a lot. alison burns in the washington dc newsroom where republican leaders are pointing the finger at the president. alison. >> reporter: dave we are tracking the political fallout of the morning's weak jobs report. just 69,000 jobs were created. about half as many as were expected. the unemployment rate ticked up to 8.2%. and 13,000 government jobs were

cut. there were also big losses in construction. most of the hiring was in health care and transportation. republican presidential candidate mitt romney said the report is devastating news for the american worker and american families. house republican leaders say president obama's policies are hurting job creators. >> the job numbers are pathetic. and you know, the american people really deserve better and i think on the right leadership we can do better. >> reporter: we talked to labor secretary this morning who tried to put a positive spin on it. pointing to 27 straight months of private sector job growth. >> we are not out of the woods but on the other hand we are not doing as bad as some people would like you to believe. and so i have to take a long- term approach at looking at where we have come from. >> reporter: the president is talking jobs in minnesota today. mitt romney doesn't appear to have public events scheduled but that could change.

reporting live, from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu. the report on new car sales are out this morning. gm just announced sales were up almost 11%. ford posted an almost 13% gain. and they sold more than 216,000 vehicles. and earlier today, chrysler reported u.s. sales jump 30% in may. and that's about -- more than 150,000 vehicles. 8:14. later this month, alta bates summit hospital will close a special unit providing long- term care to patients n a story only on 2, families of the patients are angry about the move. barbara's daughter has been at the somebody acute care facility on h etch rrick came usus about for eight years. she was told her daughter and other patients will have to go toers inning homes. nurse -- go to nursing homes. nurses in a fight says money

motivated the decision to close the facility. one option is to be be at a nursing home headed up by the director of the same facility. >> when you have the same director from one if a silt to the next it ensures the transition is a safer and less complex. >> i don't want her to go there. she deserves better. >> people in the health care industry say alta bates is the not only hospital moving away from the long-term care for mainly financial reasons. time may have caught with up an elderly man in charge of a large white cross he built on a santa rosa hillside. 94-year-old arvo says his heart is broken. he spent 31 years as caretaker whitewashing the rocks and clearing weeds from the cross. it sits in the hill behind stay francis acres and -- st. francis acres and sky hawk. >> i decided to build the cross. it's too much hate in the world

and this cross stands for love. >> he created the cross as a tribute to those who died during world war ii but the owner of the property is concerned about liability if something happens to him. >> time is 8:15. republican presidential candidate mitt romney accused the president of wasting taxpayer money. he said that yesterday in fremont during a surprise visit to the now defunct solyndra solar company. >> the president fails to understand the basic nature of free enterprise in america. he thinks that government dominated decision like this make america stronger. they make us weaker. >> now romney campaign gave no public notice before this news conference yesterday. now, the obama campaign issued a statement saying in fact republican and democratic administrations advanced solyndra's application. former first lardy nancy rage -- lady nancy reaganan

endorsed romney. he the visited her yesterday at her home. she believes her late husband former president ronald reagan would have liked romney's business background and what she called his strong principles. it's 8:16. doctors have told justin bieber to take it easy. after he suffered a concussion. he ran into a glass wall during a concert in paris. he tells tmz he felt lightheadedbut finish the song before going back stage and briefly passing out. he posted a message on twitter saying he is doing well. the incident is one day after several fans were injured in norway while attending his free concert. the former rutgers university student who used a webcam to spy on his gay roommate is now in jail. he reported to a county jail in new jersey yesterday to start his 30-day sentence. he was convicted of intimidation and invasion of privacy after his roommate

committed suicide. with good behavior he could be out in 20 days. time is now 8:17. everybody is eaten peanut butter and jelly sandwiches will you becks tas reer is -- texas researchers shea you may be in for a surprise. they sampled 36 foods between 20 a 09 and 2010 almost half the samples had acoring to the report detectable levels of a flame retardant mixture. there's ways chemicals could have made it into peanut butter and could have migrated out a of flame retardant products into dust and passed along through air, water and soil. the food indut try -- industry says the levels are not high enough to be harmful. new this morning, no reports yet of damage or injuries afteranother strong earthquake in indonesia. the u.s. geological survey says it was a magnitude 5.8 and hit early this morning in continue to nearbia's west papla province. that's in a area that gets a lot of earthquakes.

it's 8:18a new report suggest president obama ordered cyber attacks against iran. according to the "new york times," the attacks were aimed at computers that run iran's main nuclear facilities. the operation apparently began during the bush administration under the code name olympic games. during president obama's first months in office he he secretly ordered to accelerate the cyber attacks. according to the report it went undetecting until 2010 when parts of the operation accidentally became public. defense secretary panetta says he doesn't expect the u.s. to take military action in syria without support from the united nations. panetta seen here yesterday meeting with troops in hawaii says the pentagon is making a contingency plan but says possible military intervention would only happen with broad international support. the u.n.'s high commissioner for human rights wants the international community to support a peace plan and an

investigation into the killing of more than 100 civilians in syria and that's just in the last week. >> all right. time 8:19. a victory for gay rights activists thanks to federal appeals court. how it affects same sex couples in the bay area and nationwide. and parts of the bay area should hit 90 degrees and more today. a look at the weekend weather coming up. all right. and right now, marin county traffic looks good south. we will tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather. they have names like idle time books and smash records

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the battle over the defense of marriage act appears to be bound for the u.s. supreme court. yesterday, a federal appears court in post boston riled the federal government shouldn't be allowed to deny benefits to legally married same sex couples. the same sex couples across the country and in the bay area are following the case closely. >> every year, john and i that ithousands of dollars extra in taxes because we are a same sex couple because we are not treated equally under federal tax laws. >> yesterday's ruling will not be enforced until the u.s. supreme court weighs in. that means legally married same sex couples will not be able to enjoy benefits until then. time 8:23. hey sal, what's happening down

south bay now. >> reporter: getting slow, dave. this morning, we do have slow traffic now building on the central expressway. there's crash that pulled off on 237 westbound. more slow traffic so sometimes on friday lights, people take iteasy and might watch us and see the roads are light and get on the roads at same time i wouldn't blame you i would probably do the same. look at 680 getting better. we had an earlier crash near castelwood and another another one reported southbound 680 in the same general area. so watch for some slow traffic as you drive south of this crash again, is on the right- hand side. people they tend to slow down and take a look at these things. livermore has a power outage for more than 2,000 people. watch for traffic lights not to be work driving there. and on the nimitz freeway hay wad to union city slow traffic building up there. let's go over to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is moving along well here. there's light delay and i am getting word of a crash or i

think i mentioned this last time now we know there are injuries on westbound 92 just before highway 101 in san mateo. driving off the san mateo bridge and getting over there you can see a little activity there. let's go to steve. fog for most of the coast not completely sold out. the sonoma county coast looks fog free but coast fog from marin and is a mateo and santa cruz. and inland sunny. warm to hot away from the coast probably not as hot as yesterday unless you are far inland. see some of the fog. look at that from northern marin county coast. so far fog free. remember i got a c minus in art in college and teacher graded on the curve. we have fog really starting to thicken up causing problems. advice ability along highway -- visibility problems alonghighway 1. 55 san francisco. and 59 santa rosa. system coming out of gulf

alaska will bump the pry measure system out of here. dense fog by the coast around the golden gate makes it over the bay towards alcatraz but a cooling trend is starting and will continue to go into the weekend especially on sunday. so, fog for some lots of sun for others. but temperatures will be cool to warm to hot. depending on how far inland you are. ciewl down starts on sunday and a big cool down on monday. maybe rain to the north on monday too. >> all right. time 8:26. how a controversial e-mail leads to a state employee losing his job. how that e-mail is tied to a vallejo police officer killed in the line of duty. >> reporter: and what's next for the sheriff as he fights to keep his job. what will he be doing this month and the deadline the mayor is facing today. plus just in case you don't see it on the calendar, today is national doughnut day. we will tell you how to get some free donuts this morning.

welcome back. 8:28. suspend san francisco sheriff is facing new action in that misconduct case against him one day after a controversial video showing his wife in tears was released. claudine wong is in san francisco to tell us what to expect next claudine. >> reporter: well, the commission is charged with figuring out whether or not the suspended sheriff mirkarimi will get his job. june will be a busy month starting today with the deadline for the mayor of san francisco to turn in what the commission calls in a bill of particulars regarding the charges of official misconduct against the sheriff. this week they took steps to

outline how it will go down. both will ask the witnesses to make declarations about the case. next week both sides will turn the declarations in and the week after that, both sides can submit objections as for subpoenas and wet gel did -- we will get an idea who will testify. it's not a trial so the rules are different. >> it's not quite as clear as law. there have been plenty of politicians in san francisco history that have committed crimes. some have been charged and some have been convicted. some have not been charged for their crimes. but yet they remained in office. >> reporter: the commission has met a couple times on this issue. already refused to keep the video you are look at private. attorneys for the mayor and his wife wanted this video kept out of the public eye but they lost that fight and yesterday it was released showing her talking about a bruise she says ross

gave her. the mayor was upset. >> the way they are trying to exploit my family in order to press their case against me against us is just unconscionable. >> reporter: the evidence is all going to start being presented in the hearing on june 19th. that is what is called the evidentiary hear hearing and the burden is on the mayor to provide a pf rains of evidence the sheriff engaged in official misconduct. it's unclear how long the process is going to take. but when it is all over, the commission will take a vote. the majority vote will decide what recommendation they send to the full board of supervisors. live in san francisco, claudine wong ktvu. >> make sure to turn to ktvu.come for more coverage of the case we posted the-tire video if you want to see it. a federal judge ordered a investigation into police shootings in oakland. the judge threatening major fines if the police department

doesn't take immediate action. judge is overseeing the mandated reforms that stem from an oakland police department scandal almost 10 yearsing ago. there have been three police shootings in ukeland -- oakland this year and one case the suspect was killed. beginning this weekend, police in fairfield will get some extra crime fighting help. a grant will allow the city to hire 4 police officers to deal with urgent needs. he will be designated as a special operations team freeing up other officers to investigate a variety of serious crimes. it's 8:32. san jose police made dozens of arrests in an undercover prostitution sting. 63 officers took part in operation bee sting. 32 arrests were made. police say female officers went undercover to arrest johns at three different hotels. another operation focused on arresting prostitutes. a judge ordered two oakland motels to shut down for one year. oakland city attorney says the

economy inn on east 12th street and the national lodge on international boulevard have been hubs for prostitution. neighbors and area businesss are cheering the decision to close the motels. but an attorney for the motel owners says he will appeal. >> i told her clearly that they have not had a single act of prostitution since late last year after the judge gave them certain rules to follow. >> and it was not until we got a prelimb nare injunction they began to pay attention but because as we explained to the court, we need to shut them down to have them have a change of heart and mind. >> the judge ruling states the motels must close by july 31st. each motel must pay a total of $45,000 in fines and the city's legal and police expenses related to the case. time is 8:33. the testimony resumes today in the brian stow beating case. a -- brian -- bryan stow

beating case. judge will determine if there's enough evidence to put the two suspects on trial. louie sanchez and marvin norwood are accused of the attack outside dodger stadium. some witnesss are giving graphic testimony of that vicious beating. and the judge is not allowing the cameras to show the faces of the witnesses. >> i heard bryan hit the pavement. it sounded like a thud like someone's head was smashing against the pavement on the parking lot. >> the prosecutors release details about bryan stow's condition he suffered permanent brain damage in the attack and he can't walk or talk. the 43-year-old stow is the father of two children. our channel 2 website is more -- has more information on the beating case. go to ktvu.com and you can click on the bryan stow tab. some very encouraging news about the badly injured san jose man who survived a week

without water after crashing his car. 25-year-old michael sanchez junior was found in a coma in the woods off south san jose freeway off-ramp earlier this month. now he is still in the hospital and he can't talk. but his sister is telling mercury news he is more alert now. sanchez was able to communicate by blinking to yes and no questions. coming at 8:35, we are following reports of a scam happening in mend soono county. fort -- mendocino county. forward brag police are warning of a possible identity theft scam. it involves two boys going door to door claiming to represent the police departmentch the boys are between 13 and 16 and they allegedly tell victims their identities were stolen and they need to turn over personal information to the teenagers. a bicyclist was killed in a head on crash overnight with a suv in sonoma county before

midnight on old river road in hollydale. the chp says the bicyclist didn't have a light on his bike and he was riding against traffic. he was in his early 30s. the driver is cooperating and has not been arrested. time is 8:35. and an altered photograph of a slain vallejo police officer may have cost a stay lightee his job. according to the times harold,steve johansson was fired after he forward an offensive photo on his work computer. the photo shows trayvon martin aface photo shopped onto a photo of officer capoot and e- mailed to him by a coworker. johansson says he forwarded that e-mail to get advice on how torespond. today more than a dozen media groups will be asking a judge in florida not to seal the records in the george zimmerman case. zimmerman is accused ofkilling

17-year-old trayvon martin in florida. prosecutors in the defense want the names of the witnesses withheld along with statements zimmerman gave to the police. 8:36. happening now, you can get a free doughnut from krispy kreme. this is from the krispy kreme shot in concord this morning. you don't need to buy anything to benefit from the give away. they are doing this as part of national doughnut day. >> we are excitesed about national free doughnut day. basically, anyone can come in and each person can get up to one doughnut for free of their choice. >> national doughnut day is celebrated each year on the first friday in june. it's an interesting history. it was started back in 1938 by the salvation army workers who served coffee and donuts to a soldiers during the world war i. >> i didn't know that i am going to be a big supporter. >> you are. >> you want me to. >> i know. time 8:37. sal says we had another crash on the peninsula. >> reporter: we are checking

that westbound 92 at 101. they are sending paramedics teams and they are there on westbound 92. a little bit of a slowdown as you drive west just off the san mateo bridge and go tosser to 101. you will see slow -- and go to the 101. give yourself plenty of time. 280 is a good bet. drive to the southbound northbound 101 near 880 slow traffic and 880 south from about 92 on down to 84. that bulk of that is going to be under the speed limit here. let's go to 880 a little farther north northbound 880 in oakland with slowing approaching hyde street. and at the bay bridge toll plaza you will like what you see backup but again it's not quite what we normally see on a other weekdays. but it's friday. and speak of doughnut days, there are donuts at the assignment desk so you know. >> and? have you partake in. >> reporter: not yet.

>> okay. thanks. we do have sunshine inland. warmed katherine said it's 70 on my front porch in concord. walk around the back and it's 65. no i mean i saw 66 to 72 parts of the east bay so it will be very warm to hot for some but there's a lot of fog on the coast. and it's going to be much cooler there. you can see some of the low cloud deck. a west southwest wind. nothing too outrageous yet but i expect the sea breeze to pick up later towards fairfield. some of that fog it came back in a big way. you can see there's plenty out here. high pressure is reluctant to leave and it's moving off towards the east. that's going to allow temperatures to start coming down the coast. it will be 50s, 60s. sea breeze will kick in. if you far up in inland umer 90s to a 100. but the cooling trend started for some and will be all for the weekend. pollen count is very high. favoring the trees and grasses. olive and cedar and juniper grass has been through the roof. these are about 40 minutes old

so they are warmer than that. i am sure livermore is 70 by now. fairfield is in there concord at least 68 but 5 0s 60s to some. there's just too of a sea breeze strong systems going to start moving in here sunday into monday. there's a good possibility i might talk about rain on monday when we meet again. today dense fog by the coast, sunny and warm but not as warm as yesterday for the bay. inland still hot but by saturday here's the fog bank lifting and then sunday temperatures will drop 20 degrees. fog, sun, warm for some and cool for others. late sea breeze on a when the fog is that close and filling in on most of the coast. sonoma coast has sun. 50s, 60s to 90s. 68 sal leeto. fairfield 90. 90 concord and 96 antioch livermore 91 but 72 oakland and 68 alameda. some big difference in the temps. 94 gilroy.

84 santa clara. santa cruise will break through the 60s. 60s, 70s and 80s along the san mateo coast and in the city. fog not going anywhere. it will ramp up. clouds possible and rain in the north bay and clearing breezy and much cooler next week. >> all right time 8:40. it's hurricane season in the atlantic. homeland security fema and the governor of florida are kicking off pawb like service campaign reminding people -- pub -- of a public service campaign reminding people to be prepared. alberto and beryl have hit the southeast. and check this out. a volcano threatening millions of people in mexico. look at that smoke and ash pouring out. this is about 35 miles from mexico city. scientists say that is a signal something is going to happen soon. the activity has been increasing since last month. mexican authorities are warning the 25 million people who live within 60 miles of this volcano be alert for a possible

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good morning. happening right now there is still a power outage in livermore. our crew is set up at one of the intersections here on railroad avenue. this has affected thousands of people earlier. but now pg&e crews isolated the outage to about 500 customers. earlier this morning, they were about 4,000 maybe a little more than that. they were without power you see the lights flashing red here. if you come across any of the intersections, treat them as a four-way stop. it's 8:45. let's go back to the desk. thank you. stocks plunging this morning right after the release of a dismal jobs report. employers add 69,000 jobs in may the fewest in year and unemployment rates ticked up to

8.2%. so the big worry now the economic slow down is widening and accelerating and jobs report sent traders stampeding into u.s. government bonds as the safe investment. looking live at the dow down 213 closing in at 12,178. the nasdaq is down over 2% down 60. s&p down 25. a new report shows the number of u.s. millionaires is on the decline. prole more so this morning. -- probably more so this morning. more than 5.1 million households with investable aseas of 1 million this year down more than 100,000 from last year. the boston consulting group says total private wealth in the country fell 38 trillion dollars. that's almost 1%. the report says the biggest reason, is the drop in stock prices. time 8:46. let's go up to date on the other top stories we are following right now. two juveniles were among three

people hurt in separate shootings in oakland. first shooting happened on 63rd street about 9 last night. and the oakland tribune is reporting a 15-year-old from berkeley and a 19-year-old from oakland were hurt. the other shooting happened about 40 minutes later on 93rd street. reportedly injuring a 16-year- old from oakland. authorities are telling the tribune all three are expected to recover. and an ordinance is aimed at street people with bans sit on sidewalks in downtown berkeley. they are breaking the law that would be a fine of $50. the mayor wants to put the issue on the november ballot. and there's an arson investigation happening now at a high school in san jose. firefighters rushed to ever green high school after two suspicious fires hours ago this morning. ktvu tara has been out there and you are back with the latest. tara. >> reporter: yeah, if you look inside the dumpster that investigators say someone intentionally set on fire you

will see some burned math books. was it a prank or act of revenge in that's something they will have to figure out. after 2:30 this morning. crews raced to the scene when fires triggered an alarm at the school. firefighters found the control panel at front of the campus revealing a fire at the back of the school near the library. there they found a dumpster on fire and another blaze 40 feet away which started in a woodpile against the side of the library. >> there were surveillance cameras in the area. and so the fire caused investigator will review the tapes to get clues. >> reporter: crews had the fires contained within 15 minutes but it took nearly 4 dozen firefighters more than an hour to get it under control. there is some damage but it's only on the outside of the building and no one was hurt. since cool is out and there are no summer school classes student wouldn't be affected many live from san jose, tara moriarity. a concord mother is angry her son's school didn't notify

her he was chokeed in class by other students. the 6th grader sent a text to his mother telling her he was choked and threatened by three students at oak grove middle school last friday during a p.e. class. the school says bullying is not tolerated and the school official apologized for not notifying the boy's mother sooner. concord police are now investigating. reservoirs will be searched this coming monday for signs of sierra lamar a dive team will serve the reservoir where antolin garcia-torres reportsedly went fishing around the time she disappeared. last friday's serve revealed no new clues. and her family and friends are not giving up hope of finding her alive. they will hold a rally tonight at 7 at her old school washington high school in fremont. 400 people attended the vigil there in march shortly after the 15-year-old vanished. and the suspect

garcia-torres made a court appearance. prosecutors charged him with one count of murder with a special circumstance of kidnapping instead of two counts of murder and kidnapping. they seem confident they can get a murder conviction. garcia-torres didn't enterer's plea. his attorney was given 6 more weeks to prepare the case. 8:49. tomorrow san francisco firefighters will mark the first anniversary of the tragic deaths of two colleagues killed in the line of duty. lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter paramedic anthony valero died battling a house fire. they were trapped by a sudden flare-up. tomorrow's ceremony includes a moment of silence and a memorial garden and plaque at their fire station. a roadside memorial thathonors a novato teen killed in a drunk driving crash mysteriously disappeared. the classmates of isaac have been placing crosses and candles at the scene of the crash on novato boulevard for

the past two years. he was killed while riding in car with a classmate who was drunk. this was back in may of 2010. the last week all traces of the memorial were gone. the police, park rangers and public works crews and all say they didn't remove it. it's 10 minutes before 9. he will veto police want yourhelp finding a gunman suspect of robbing a business. officers released the photo of the suspect. the man walked into a business on san pablo avenue with a gun and demanded money. no one was hurt during the robbery. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. u.c. berkely is looking for developers to take on the financial risk of building new student housing. for the first time in school history cal is reviewing proposals for developers for the next student housing project according to the san francisco business times. the school could contract with

developers to build and fund buildings. ucsf used the fee developer model for the 200 million dollar neuroscience building in mission bay. 8:51. this is the final day for state lawmakers to approve a bill restricting the use of the cameras to catch drivers who run red lights. the state senate passed the proposal that would require cities not to consider how much money they could get from fines when they decide if they are going to install the cameras. it would require them to post warning signs within 200 feet of an intersection with the cameras. the state assembly is supposed to take up a bill at the final lawmaking session today. state lawmakers had no say but they are going to be paid less money before the end of the year. a state compensation panel approved a 5% across the board pay cut for all state elected officials. including the gomplegor who will make $165,000 a year -- governor who will make $160,000

a year down 9,000. for state legislators base pay drops to 90,000 dollars almost 5,000 less than they currently earn. the pay crust set to take effect on december 3rd. it's 8:52. golden state warriors gearing up for the big move across the bay. a new poll reveals how fans on both sides of the bay feel about the switch. >> also looking out live at the traffic, doesn't look bad. but sal is coming back for one last check on the friday morning commute. also, he's got an update on the power outage right now in livermore.

8:55. happening now is air force one touched down in minneapolis. this is live picture of president obama just gotten off of air force one and greeting folks on the tarmac. ness minneapolis to unveil a new initiative that will for the first time allow some u.s. service members to receive civilian credentials and licenses for skills they learned in the military. it is aimed at boosting employment among post-9/11 veterans. some had a difficult time obtaining jobs in high skilled industries because the training in the military is not transferable to the private sector. the current unemployment rate among post 9/11 veterans is 9%. time 8:56. warriors say they have overwhelming support for the move out of oakland to san

francisco. and they say even people from the east bay like it. the warriors owners have a deal with the city of san francisco to build a new arena on the embarcadero at piers 30 and 32. in time, for the 2017 bass det ball season. the new poll finds 67% of san -- 68% of san francisco voters like the idea and when they were told about plans for private financing, the poll numbers shot up to 80%. also according to the pole, 65% of east bay voters approve of the move. the survey by the way was commissioned by the warriors. all right 8:57. one more time we want to check in with sal for an update on the commute and more informing on -- information on the power out a.m. >> reporter: that's right. stale few hundred people about 500 without power acoring to pge. see the lights flashing at railroad avenue and just be careful if you are driving in parts of livermore. the signal lights may not be working. but earlier we had 4,000 people without power. now it's much less. let's go to the maps southbound

880 slow traffic heading south to fremont. 8:57 st-eve. >> sunny warm to hot with 80s and 90s around the bay. 70s and 80s and on the coast mostly cloudy but not all the coast is fogged out. cool trend taking us into the weekend especially sunday and monday. >> all right. thanks. and that's the report for this morning. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join ktvu news at noon for more berkeley's proposed ban for sit on the sidewalk. we will see you later. that's all the horses sir. ...and the men? all the king's men are here too sir. it doesn't look good. ♪

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