>> reporter: an officer- involved shooting in south san francisco leaves a 14-year-old dead. why police say the officer fired his gun. it's a test of just how far cities can go in reducing pensions for current employees. and this morning, mayor chuck reed is celebrating a crucial victory and joins us next. >> reporter: the proposition to increase a tax on cigarettes

may go up in smoke. and the dangerous discovery that's making pg&e conduct emergency tests on pipelines. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, june 6th. the victim of a fatal police shooting overnight was reportedly a teenager. ktvu's noelle walker is live in south san francisco, where an officer says he approached the suspect and had to open fire just seconds later. noelle? >> reporter: we're here where that happened. the rim is 14 years old. he was here at -- the victim is 14 years old. he was here at this mcdonald's. you can see where the flares were put out by the police officers during all of the police activity last night. an officer for reasons we don't know tried to stop the teenager and ran to the corner of the

arco lot next door. his aunt said she knows he would have run from police but insists he never would have pulled a gun on officers. we were here at the shooting scene when officers roughed carrying flashlights presumably looking for flashlights or other things they may have missed the first time around. last night, the officer tried to talk to the teenager for reasons that are just not clear. >> during that contact, one of the suspects started running from the officer. the officer gave chase. after a short foot pursuit, the officer reacted. >> reporter: now, the shooting victim died at the hospital. there are surveillance cameras here at the gas station. they do not pick up anything from the shooting because it was out of the range of the cameras. those cameras are not on the

corners of the arco lot. police said they did recover a weapon at the scene and that it had not been fired. back to you. 7:02. california's cigarette tax measure is trailing in the vote count this morning. let's take a quick look at some of the numbers for you. 49.2% saying yes, 50.8% no. lorraine blanco is live in san leandro right now to tell us what people out there are saying about the results so far. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. with the 100% of precincts reporting right now this morning, the noes on 29 are ahead by a little more than 63,000 votes. now, we talked with a 7-11 employee who said the tax would not only hurt smokers but also business. the prop is aiming to tax $1 per pack.

the initiative would have raised more than $700 million for cancer research and help education. a 7-11 employee here, who is also a smoker, tells us, when taxes go up, profits go down. >> right now it's $6 something a pack. we have to keep coming up with creative ideas to sell the cigarettes, lowering the prices which means nobody wins. >> reporter: the no on 29 campaign, mostly bankrolled by the tobacco industry far outspent the yes campaign. the anti-29 campaign would expend research dollars out of the state because it did not dictate where the money would be spent. supporters spent $18 million. they insist the tax revenue would stay in california and create jobs. according to the -- according to the secretary of state's website it looks like the

proposition will pass. 7:04. it appears california voters have given wide approval for term limits for proposition 28. it won by 61% of the vote. 39% voted no. under the measure, lawmakers will be limited to 12 years of service down from 14 years. but that he will be allowed to spend -- but they will be allowed to spend all of those years in the assembly or senate. in san jose a controversial reform measure, firefighters and other departments plan to file lawsuits. this is seen as a loss for city workers and a win for chuck reed. now, the mayor joins us live from san jose. good morning, mayor. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, tori. >> now, the opponents charge the city from walking away from its contract with this measure. how do you respond to that?

>> well, this is a big win for the taxpayers. it's also a big win for our employees. it's the employees who want to get paid what they earn when they retire. this will allow us to keep the city solvent and the plan solvent. that's important to them and it's important for the taxpayers to control costs. it's a big win paul the way around -- all the way around. >> this was featured in the "new york times." do you see this as a national trend? >> well, there's certainly been a lot of national attention. that's because cities across the country and certainly many, many cities in california are sufficienting from skyrocketing costs and mayors are look fog a way out of the box. we're leading the way saying this is something you can do and the voters will get it and support pension reform. >> opponents are promising to challenge this measure at 11:00

this morning, in fact, in just about four hours. are you prepared for a long court battle? >> well, this is california. nothing important happens without litigation. we shouldn't be surprised at that. we're very well prepared for that. we've crafted counsel to take advantage of this. under the california constitution we have certain rights and we're moving ahead on that. it will be litigated but that's what we have to do to implement it. >> what is the overall reaction for city workers. you said this is a win for them. are they pleased with this measure or did you say they weren't too happy to pay for their pension? >> i don't think anybody will be happy to pay more. but they realize that we need to be able to pay them what they've earned when they retire and we need the plan and the city to be solvent to do that and this is a way to take care of them. >> all right.

mayor chuck reed joining us from san jose. thank you for your time. 7:07. santa clara county's measure a received strong support from voters to give voters more flexible about the jails. this came up two years ago when the re truck churring -- restructuring issue came up. scott walker survived the recall. coming up, how that will have an impact on the presidential race. we have complete election results for you. look at the bottom of your tv screen, we have those for you as well. you will find realtime returns from every bay area community. 7:08. we also have traffic information for you from sal castanedo in the ktvu traffic center and some slow spots out there, sal? >> already, that's right, tori and dave. good morning to you. we're looking at one of the

most traveled commutes in the bay area. that would be the been. all of a sudden, we have slow traffic and it became slower in the last 15 minutes or so. looking to see if there's a brand-new crash anywhere. but no on the bridge, we don't have anything reported in the last few hours westbound direction. it just got slow and the traffic is backed up to the 880. it's about between 10 and 15 minutes before you make it onto the bridge. also this morning we're looking at 237. you see some slow traffic approaching the south bay, southbound 880 in thevy sinty of 237. there's a -- vicinity of 237, there is a lot of debris. apparently a lot of styrofoam. you can see 280 just a little bit near highway 17 and 85 looks good. southbound 880, slowing traffic getting up to hayward and heading down to fremont and in antioch and pittsburg and bay point, we have slow traffic on

highway 4. 24 looks good from walnut creek to oakland. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. clear skies this morning. a little chill. we had a few upper 30s. a lot of low to mid-40s. already starting to warm up. not as breezy but the forecast -- a now high clouds and chill in the morning air. it will be sunny and mild to warm. we'll start to warm up. noon, sunny, warmer. 70s. a few low 80s. a system that gave us the rain, the clouds and the win the last -- the wind has left us chilly air for this time of year. napa airport was down to 41. now they are 49. santa rosa, 49. they were at 45. preliminary was 46. now 45. had 47 at blossom hill. san jose is now 52. so temperatures are starting to warm um. i saw some mid-40s around twin peaks. faud we'll warm up compared to the chilly readings. san jose was only 46. going a very nice 74. condition cord jumped to 10. shouldn't be -- concordupped to

10. shouldn't be too hot there -- concord jumped to 10. daylight hours are very warm. a little breezy, but nothing too outrageous. 80 clearlake. ukiah which has been really cool the last couple of days. sonoma, napa, 77. petaluma, 76. richmond, 67 and walnut creek at 77. 81 brentwood. 67 berkeley. 77 pleasanton. hayward, 68. 74 san jose. cupertino, 73. sunny, nice on the coast. upper 60s, closer to san bruno at 66, san mateo, 72 andwoodside we'll go -- andwood side -- and wood side.

the weekend looks nice. have to show you this, the space shuttle "enterprise" look in the middle of your screen. it's being transported on that barge right up new york's hudson river. now it's going to be on display on the uss intrepid's floating museum. looking beautiful and sailing right along. it was a prototype for the whole shuttle fleet. it never actually went into space. it gets to sail, cool and calm up the hudson river. wanted to show you that live. >> getting a nice escort. >> very nice escort. a mystery no more. the coroner's office has analyzed the mysterious bone left on the door of the police department. democratic mayor of milwaukee tom barrett failed to unseat scott walker. one of bare et's supporters -- barette's supporters took the

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it will be sunny and warm he. temperatures starting off in the 40s. already up to the 40s, low 50s. it won't take long. 60s by the coast. 70s by the way. a few low 80s inland. district 2 runs from marin county to the oregon stateline in the battle to replace retiring congresswoman lin wasly. huffman faced 37% -- woolsey. huffman received 37%. and two democrats will compete for the east bay's newly drawn 15th congressional district in november. long-time congressman pete stark received 41% and eric swalwell received 36%. in san francisco, voters

consider two ballot measures. the first, america ure a, that would require competitive bidding for garbage collection. with 100% of the precinct the reporting, almost 76% of voters rejected the measure -- precincts reporting, almost 76% of the voters rejected the measure. measure b is a nonbinding resolution that would limit commercial events at coit tower. it barely passed. just under 54% of the votes. that means money raised from coit tower will be replaced to repair the murals inside. 7:16. a big republican win in wisconsin last night could be a wakeup call for president obama. ktvu's alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the fallout of wisconsin's failed recall election. alison? >> reporter: tori, after wisconsin's prun governor, scott walker, fought off a walker, mitt romney said the victory would echo beyond the

borders of wisconsin. walker finished 9 point as i head of democratic challenge, tom barrett to become the first governor ever to survive a recall election. this morning, the head of the republican governors association said on cnn the vote boosts romney's chances in the democrat-leaning state. >> i do think it helps to put wisconsin in play, given the fact it's about somebody getting results and fixing problems on debt and budget and jobs. that's what walker did. that's what romney is talking about. >> reporter: barrett supporters was so upset, one of them slapped him in the face. she said she thought he conceded too early. the republican national committee is already touting the wind in fund-raising e- mails going out today. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. right now, president obama is in the air.

he's flying here to the bay area. we'll show you some video. this is at joint base andrews in maryland just within the last hour. you see the president getting off marine 2. he boarded air force one. he's due to arrive at sfo at 11:45 this morning. now, ktvu's tara moriarty is already at sfo. tara will join us with a live report coming up at 7:30 with details of the president's schedule today. president obama was the only name on the ballot in the california primary. he received 100% for 1.5 million votes. over on the republican side, mitt romney came out on top of the california primary. here is a look at the numbers. with most precincts reporting, romney has 76%. ron paul, 10%, and in addition to california, romney won in

montana, new jersey, new mexico and new mex -- and -- new mexico and south dakota. the city of oakland is setting aside $750,000 related to the occupy reports. the city is dealing with a backlash. they will use the $70,000 to hire outside help to investigate the complaints. the city has only six months to complete the investigation. commits say this is a make- or--break month for europe's debt problems. analysts don't expect the bank to give more cheap emergency credit to shaky banks. that could be an issue soon since spain could soon default on its debts. that could spread financial

shock waves around the world. 7:19. the army private who is accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks, well, he'll go back to a military courtroom this morning. private bradley manning wants 10 of the 22 charges against him thrown out. the pretrial hearing takes place this morning at fort mead in maryland. if convicted of the most serious charges, manning could face life in prison. well, the search for the plane crash victims in nigeria, it's over now. a dana airplane crashed into a residential neighborhood in lagos, nigeria on sunday. all 153 people on board were killed. we still don't know how many people on the ground were killed. todd officials will survey the neighborhood, they want to find out who is still missing. authorities say 153 bodies have been recorded. at least seven americans were among those killed in the crash. and mechanical failure forced this air tanker to make an emergency crash landing as

it was fighting a wildfire in nevada. that's the determination of the national transportation safety board no one was hurt on sunday. but investigators say a landing gear door did not open and the plane had to land on its belly. meantime, a federal investigation continues into another air tanker crash. this one in utah where two pilots were killed on sunday. they are hoping to find the cockpit recorder from that crash. it's 7:21. we have a followup to a story we first told you about on monday. vallejo police say a mysterious bone left outside of the police station was not human. the bone was found sunday morning on the front steps of the department. police say the bone examined and determined it likely belonged -- belonged to an animal. they don't know what animal it was or how long it had been dead. 7:21. we're always worried about the weather. you may bic wag up to some -- you may be waking up to some

chilly temperatures. it's gonna warm things up. steve is coming back. he will tell you how warm it will get. and will the high school senior suspended for vandalizing their school get to graduate with their peers? how it was paul sorted out. and traffic is moving well. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area. ♪

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loyalty program with over thirty-eight hundred hotels worldwide. the high school students in brentwood who were suspend over senior prank will get to take their finals but they will not get to participate in graduation ceremonies. parents accompanied 12 heritage high school seniors into courtrooms to fight the suspensions. but a judge ruled against him. >> he's gonna hold up the grades of the kids that are my clients. >> it makes me sad because i've

gone all of this way and looking forward to wearing my cap and gown and now i can't. it makes me really sad. >> the seniors were suspended for vandalism. this is -- the superintendent said he will ayou will the students to take finals today and thursday. however, they cannot take part in graduation ceremonies this saturday and i heard families saying they are upset about that because they have a lot of relatives flying in to watch the graduation ceremony. so still a lot of issues. >> i know. 7:25. hey, sal, any issues in our commute? you are smiling? >> i attended riordan high school in san francisco. there was a -- >> a few pinks -- pranks? >> not like that but minor issues. you don't forget those things. good morning. dave mentioned it, it's slow out there. it's slow on highway 17 and highway 101. it's not that slow but it's beginning to pick up.

it's right now 7:25 is the time. 7:25. and things are getting up to the peak. 237. some slow traffic here. you can see traffic is busy approaching zanker road and just into the ktvu newsroom. we're finding out about a train accident. i want to go to the maps here. it's in sue sign city. this -- suisun city. a pedestrian has died because of his injuries. we do know an investigation is going on on the train tracks in suisun city. right now this could cause delays to amtrak and some of the freight traffic through there. we'll find out more about this. 7:26. let's go to steve. okay. thank you, sir. a little chill. now we're warming up pretty fast. coast, bay, inland, everybody is close on the temperatures. a lot of sunshine today. temperatures -- partly sunny, partly cloudy yesterday. 40s an 50s. santa rosa, 49.

livermore, 49. san jose, 5. 52 oakland. fairfield, concord. a little slow spinning unin the pacific northwest. that will give us a cool down probably on thursday, late thursday into friday. but today it's good to go. it's mainly just about under ten miles an hour right now unless you are along the coast or in higher elevations. 60s, 70s and a few very low 80s. about the same on thursday. then that system gives us a cooldown on friday. we'll rebound on the weekend. sunshine, 60s, 70s and low 80s. 7:27. an emeryville family, mourning the shooting death of a young woman. relatives think they know who did it. we're live at sfo where president obama is due in about four hours. we'll tell you where he plans to make appearances in san francisco, and how it could affect your morning commute. also, a corrosive discovery in why pg&e is conducting

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it's 7:30. president obama flies back here to the bay area for more campaigning fund-raising just two weeks after his last visit. tara moriarty is at sfo to explain why political observers say the president will likely be making more trips to the bay

area before november. tara? >> reporter: well, you know, president obama is aboard air force one as we speak. he will be landing here in about four hours. he will only be in san francisco for three and a half hours. so definitely a whirlwind tour. we watched him as he left andrews air force base less than an hour ago. he's headed here to collect cash for his reelection bid. last time he was here two weeks ago, he raised $4 million. this tom he hopes to rake in $1.5. he will attend a round table event -- this time he hopes to rake in $1.5 million. he will attend a round table and then a luncheon. these visits will -- will draw protests, being close to the occupy movement. >> he will be protested.

>> reporter: opponents of arctic drilling have scheduled protests. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:3. mitt romney says authorities are -- 7:32. mitt romney says authorities are investigating whether someone hacked his e-mail account. according to the website, the hacker guessed the answer to a security question about romney's favorite pet in order to feign acguess -- to gain access to the account and change the pass order. mitt romney reportedly used the dash password. mitt romney -- used the

password. measure t was a hit by only 62 votes with all of the precincts reporting last night. that. could change when the mail-in ballots are accounted. about 54% of voters said no to measure u. that would have raised the hotel tax from 10% to 12% in unincorporated parts of san mateo county. voters also turned down measure x. that would have taxed commercial parking lots in unincorporated areas including san francisco international airport. all three measures immediated a simple majority to pass. together, they would have raised about $13 million for the county. we have complete election results for you on both our channel 2 website, ktvu.com and as you can see, just look at the bottom of your tv screen, we have all of the information

down there. you will find realtime returns for every bay area community. 7:33. pg&e says it ignored how vulnerable the pipes were to corrosion. the utility is now doing emergency leak surveys on 180 segments on gas pipes. "the chronicle" reports that pg&e plans to finish the inspections this month. it says the san bruno pipeline that ruptured and exploded was among the most vulnerable lines now being investigated. relatives of an emeryville teenager are in morning after that ron ta jones was shot and killed inside the home on monday. jones' family and friends describe her as a girl that would light up the room. they say she had changed after she started dating a boy i she met at school. they say he tried to control

her and now they leave he's responsible for her death. >> i don't know -- they believe he's responsible for her death. >> i don't know what to do without my sister. i'm still in shock. >> the family wants her killer caught. emeryville police are looking for jones' boyfriend -- jones' boyfriend. police arrested craig chandler back in january after a parent of one of the alleged victims came forward. chandler is charged with sexually abusing five students. now prosecutors say a student made a claim about chandler back in october but that administrator never reported it to the police. >> if they have a reasonable suspicion that child abuse has occurred, they have an obligation under california law

to report it. >> the district attorney's office would not identify the school administrator or say if charges will be filed. 7:35. a woman's been arrested on suspicion of kidnapping after frabbing a 3-year-old at a store in napa. police say the 49-year-old -- grabbing a 3-year-old at a store in napa. police say the 49-year-old grabbed the child in napa at a salvation store and started walking toward the door. the child's mother and other witnesses tried to get the child back. the woman described as a transient was eventually arrested. the little child was not hurt. well, a new search for missing teenager sierra lamar will begin in just a half-hour from right now. volunteers will be gathering at burnett elementary school in morgan hill, which is the headquarters for the volunteer search efforts. the volunteers are planning another search this coming saturday. antolin garcia-torres is charged with sierra lamar's murder and kidnapping. he was arrested last month. a tree fell and killed a

tree worker in los gatos. according to police, two workers were coming down the tree around 1:00 yesterday afternoon when the tree fell on both of the workers killing one of them of the other worker was taken to the hospital with injuries. although the 49ers are moving pout of san francisco, therenot seem to be any hard feel -- there does not seem to be any hard feeling. the board of supervisors human lusly approved a -- human nusly approved a measure to -- unanimously approved a measure to break the lease early. the 49ers will pay $1 million to the recreation of the parks department in addition to the 4.3 million the department would have received if the team stayed for the last year of its contract. a man from morgan hill facing animal cruelty charges after allegedly exercising two dogs for so long. one of them died.

36-year-old antonio palomerez was arrested on friday. police say they found him with a boxer and pit bull, both of them, too exhausted to stand up. he allegedly told police he had taken the dogs on a seven-mile run with no watt he. the dogs were rushed to -- no water. the docks were rushed to a vet. the bocker survived. the pit bull did not. a man is arrested for punching a woman in a wheelchair in the face. she waiting for the bus when she was approached by this man. they say he hit her in the face and walked away saying "i hate white people." the woman suffered a black eye and a minor cut on her face. he faces one count of elder abuse and one count of hate crime. 7:38. uc berkeley is exploring new options to boost the supply of student housing. the "daily cal" reports the university for the first time is thinking about having private developers build future

housing projects. berkeley officials expect the head count to grow by 12% in the next eight years. they say they are developing -- considering developers be given all of the cuts. the pearson plea serve, trails there are -- preserve trails are closed due to coyotes. the coyotes are protective bau they are trying to protect their pups. is it safe to ask you about the toll plaza. >> it is. it's backed up as it normally is. you will see traffic backed up to about the -- just beyond the 880 offpassing -- overcrossing almost to the maze. no problem there. this is the busy time. looking at san francisco, northbound 101, southbound 101 looking good if you are driving into the city. there is no giants' game today.

they are in san diego for the next few. they will be back for the weekend. if you are driving in the east bay, traffic on 80 looks good. there is a train verses pedestrian accident. it's a fatal crash. that affects your amtrak lines. you may want to check with them. want to move the maps. 680 looks okay. 80 in pinole will be but is. this morning, the traffic is going to be okay. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. the pollen count has not changed the last four, five days. it's still favoring the trees and also the grass. trees did get kind of knocked down a little bit there for a couple of days. they've gone whack up in the -- they've gone back up. cedar juniper and the grass continues to be really, really hot. a really cold morning for june 6th. just heard from june up in

mendocino county. that's two reports of 39. kenwood, outside of sonoma, 39 briefly. there was a definitely still in the air. neap irwas down to 41. 48. a lot of low 50s -- napa airport was down to 41. a lot of 50s. san rafael/mill valley, 46, 47. main low -- mainly low, 50s. we will warm up. the low responsible for our clouds rain, showers, thunderstorms has machined out. daylight hours are so long shouldn't take too much. everybody will be on the sunshine trail. i did see gusts to 40 at the point reyes lighthouse. 60s, 70s, 80s. low 60s to mid-60s. still, though, when you start

off at 39, it's pretty tough to warm up. clearlake, richmond, 67. a couple of very low 80s. brentwood, antioch, pittsburg. livermore, 77. they were only what? 68 yesterday. 67 berkeley. to san leandro, 68. one 80, gilroy. 74 for palo alto and also los altos. woodside, 75. 60s on the coast and also in the city. sunny worm but then a few clouds and kind of a cooldown as we go into friday. it looks like with your weekend in view warmer. 7:42. astronomers hope the latest celestial event will draw more kids into science.

crowds gathered to watch the transit venus live. the sky show started when the sun was over the pacific. but the sun had set by the time the planet finished the six- hour trip. the next event won't happen for another 105 years. tensions boiled over in the city council last night in richmond. the heated topic that prompted police to escort this man from the chambers. and jury selection resumes in the jerry sandusky alleged molestation trial. the alleged love letter that could destroy his defense.

the dow jones is on track for a second day of gains. something that has not happened since late airport -- april. european politicians will take steps to ease the crisis soon. the dow is up 164. the nasdaq is up 49. the s&p, up 18. well, nasdaq may be preparing to pay back some of the brokerage firms that lost money when facebook made its public debut. the "wall street journal" reports that they are reaching out to one brokerage that lost money because of technical problems that delayed the initial trading of facebook on the day it launched its ipo. losses could top $100 million. nasdaq is not commenting. facebook, you may recall, debuted at $39. right now it's trading at $26.19. j.c. penney will start using the word "sale" again in its

advertisements. this is after a 10% drop in accounts and a steep decline under the pricing plan. it launched the plan featuring the prices as much as 40% low. they were avoiding the word "sale." that confused shoppers. so they will do to this, plain the policy and the sales. and alameda voters rejected a ballot measure that would have raised the city's sales tax by a half percent. 7:47. a lot of california voters stayed home on election day yesterday. traffic at many polling sites was slow most of the day. contra costa county registrar steve weir called the primary

turnout anemic. he said the predicted presidential primary and the lack of hot-button issues kept many voters home. >> this is the lowest we've had for a presidential election in the last last -- last 30 years. >> he says most votes were mailed in. statewide, 40%. 7:47. jury selection in the jerry sandusky child molestation trial resumed about two hours ago. but there's now a report of prosecutors planning to use sandusky's own words against him. susan kandiodi is live outside the court hours in bellfonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: good morning. we're hearing from a source familiar with the case that letters allegedly written and sent by jerry sandusky to accuser number 4 are likely to be entered into evidence by prosecutors in this case. now, the letters are being

described to us, at least one of the letters, as describing love between a man and a boy. another source tells us that it may very well be we'll hear different interpretations of the letter. prosecutors using one, the defense using another. as jerry sandusky has said time and again, he -- in interviews that he's done after his arrest, he loved to interact with boys but no is a -- but not in a sexual way. in the meantime, jury selection, that process is still going on. they've selected nine people so far. they have another seven to go. it's possible they could complete this process today. it's going much faster than most people thought it would. and of the group of 40 people interviewed so far today, half of those people have contributed money to penn state university or volunteer at the

college. that's one more example of how integrated penn state is into this area. >> thank you. police had to escort a man out of last night's richmond's city council meeting after his angry outburst directed at the gay community. he was led out by police but not before making his feels known. at the last city council meeting, he die nounsed richmond's proclamation in support of gay pride month saying he believes being fay is morally wrong. community members spoke out against his comment. >> me and other members think things that were said is a very public display ofdy respect. >> i'm gonna keep coming and -- disrespect. >> i'm gonna keep coming and

speaking and if she keeps cutting me off, i will file a lawsuit. 7:50. alameda supervisors still debating who should replace former supervisor nadia lockyer. she left office in april saying she needed to spend more time from her family and also recover from drug and alcohol addictions. the remaining supervisors are split on possible relationments between newark's city councilwoman and richard via. if the board doesn't replace lockyer by june 19th. it will be up to governor injuriry brown to name that replacement. a judge hands a partial victory to suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. the city wants to use his phone calls and text messages against him in the ethics hearing. the judge ruled that at&t must turn over phone calls between mirkarimi, his wife, campaign manager and three neighbors.

the city is asking that all records be turned offer without any restrictions. well, sheriff deputies say they shot and injured an attempted murder suspect who tried to run him over. deputies trafficked the man near grovewy and queen street ins can tro city yesterday. they say he jumped into a car and drove right towards two deputies -- two deputies. that's when the deputies shot him. the man was found hiding behind a house lateert where he was bitten by a police dog. deputies say the same man led him on a high speed chase in oakland just a week ago. he had been wanted to about a month. and a wanted parolee is back in jail after a very extensive search in west oakland. newschopper2 was overhead as police arrested eddie rodriquez. he was spot -- he was spotted yesterday afternoon driving in a car with another man. when police tried to pull the car over, the driver sped off

and crashed on martin luther king way. rodriquez started running. he was found hiding behind a car repair shon. he -- shop. he was wanted for violenting parole. we'll have more election results coming up here on "mornings on 2" and also how researchers say coffee can have a good impact on alzheimer's.

voters in east contra costa county rejected measure s. it called for a $197 parcel tax. the money would have allowed the east contra costa fire district to save two or three fire stations and as many as 19 firefighters. 43% voted for the measure. 56% voted against it. sauce leta voters approved measure d which makes sauce leta fire services part of the marin district to save money. 63% voted in favor of the

measure. 36% voted against it. 7:55. there is a new study out suggesting a cup of coffee can do a lot more than just help you wake up. researchers at the university of south florida found that drinking three cups of coffee every day helped senior citizens keep their memory. now, the study tested 124 people who have declining memories between the ages of 65 and 88. scientists say the coffee reduced the risk of developing anyone shaw or delayed the de -- dementia or delayed the beginning of alzheimer's. coffee produces a level that actually reduces alzheimer's. >> that's good news for sal. three cups of coffee every morning. >> not three. i've cut back a little. maybe i'll ramp again maybe. who knows. >> maybe. >> the traffic is moving along okay. northbound 208 getting up to

highway 17. it's moderately heavy -- we haven't had a lot of crashes today. but we've had our share of slow traffic here. let's move along and take a look at the rest of the south bay. 101 is busy. and then some slow traffic getting up to 85. northbound 101 on the peninsula looks a little bit slow and then 880 is slow from about 238 down to decota road. one more live picture, keeping track of that, it's still backed up for about a ten- minute delay. nothing unusual. it doesn't look all that bad. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. a very good morning. i just tweeted a picture of a clear picture. not something i can do every day. there's a few clouds. but i don't think they will last very long. temperatures warming u these are 8:00 a.m. temperatures. they come out about five, seven minutes before the hour. fairfield, 58. 56 san jose.

54 napa which was down to 41 this morning. we did have a couple of upper 30s as well. they don't last very long with the nights being short. a little system will stay in the pacific most. we'll warm up and start a little cooldown. but the weekend is looking better. today, 60s, 70s. a few low 80s. we should see a good rebound about 7, 10 degrees. a death on the railroad tracks not north bay. what we're learning about the incident that happened. a deadly officer-involved shooting. what the police and family members are saying. >> we're live in san leandro with the latest results on prop 29. the increased smoking initial tib. we'll have reaction from voters when "mornings on 2" continues.

good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's june 6th.

in overnight news, family members of a suspect who was shot by police in south san francisco last night say he was just a 14-year-old boy. noelle walker is live in south san francisco now to tell us what led up to this deadly shooting. noelle in. >> reporter: dave, about 0 minutes ago, police in south san francisco sent -- about 20 minutes ago, police in south san francisco sent me their first assessment. the victim's aunt said the victim was here with his friends at this mcdonald's around 9:00. take a look at the street. you can see where they had the flares out blocking the street off during the police investigation. we know that an officer tried to stop that 14-year-old when the teen took off running to this arco station next door. now that is where the officer shot him. investigators returned here this morning going over the area with their flashlight, looking for evidence presumably. the teen's aunt told me she's not surprised that he would run

from an officer. but she does not believe that he would shoot at an -- that he would shoot at an officer. >> during the contactth one of the -- contact, one of the officers tried running. the officers gave chase. the suspect turned. at some point, a firearm was removed from the suspect's person by the suspect himself. the officer reacted, fired a single shot. >> reporter: police found a gun at the scene, presumably from the 14-year-old. the gun was not fired. the officer was not injured in this. there are call ras here at the -- cameras here at the gas station but they did not catch the shooting because they are focused on the pumps and not the perimeters of the property which is where the shooting took place. police say they will have a media conference today. the time has not yet been

announced. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:02. richmond police are investigating a shooting that killed one man and injured two others. police say their shot-spotter system led them an yarr where three men were shot. one of the -- an area where three men were shot. one of the victims died. the other two went to the hospital. no arrests have been made. california's cigarette tax measure is trailing in the vote. take a look. 49.2%, yes. 50.8%, no. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live in san leandro right now, getting reaction to the results so far. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. well, the proposition, it looks like overall, prop 29 will in the pass in the state. the slightge is good news for people -- the slight edge is

good news for those people who hang out here. for the others, it's a drag. the initiatives backed by the american cancer society would have raised more than $800 million for cancer research and health education. we talked with one life-long smoker out here who says he wouldn't mind paying the extra dollar. >> it doesn't matter. you know, i'm 50/50. i think it should go to research. >> reporter: the campaign far outspent the yes campaign close to 50 million for tv and radio ad. the vote count is very tight but according to the secretary of state's website, with 100% of the precincts reporting, the noes are ahead by a little more than 63,000 votes this morning. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. it appears california voters have given wide approval to term limit changes for state

legislators. for proposition 28, 61.4%, yes. 38.6% no. now, under that measure lawmakers will be limited to 12 years of service. that's down from 14 years. but they will be allowed to spend all of those years in the state assembly or the state senate. and in san jose, voters passed measure b. the pension reform measure. the unions that represent police, firefighters and other employees, they planning to file several lawsuits. measure b won by a big margin. now, this is seen as a loss as city employees -- this is scene as a loss by the city employees. under the measure new employees pay half of the cost of a pension. current employees can choose a

lower-cost plan or pay more for their current plan. san jose's mayor says he's prepared for the lawsuits. >> well, this is california. nothing important happens without litigation. so we shouldn't be surprised at that. we're very well prepared for that. we've crafted the measure with outside council to take advantage of california law for charter cities. under the california constitution, we have certain rights. we're moving ahead with that. >> mayor reed said that speaking to tori campbell here on "mornings on 2." the mayor said the changes to measure b will allow the city to get out from under skyrocketing retirement costs, bomb solvent and also pay employees what they've earned when they retire. measure a received strong support. that's the proposal to give the board of supervisors more flexibility in deciding which agency will run the county's jails.

jails. we want to check in with sal and get more information about the fatal train accident. >> that's right. it happened two hours ago in suisun city. the pedestrian was hit on the tracks near fairfield/suisun city. the amtrak capital corridor system is delayed because of this. also freight trains used this traffic. the train involved is sitting right there. they are still doing an investigation but the trains may be a little bit delayed. the capital corridor system ferry -- or takes people between sacramento and the bay area and you will experience delays. this train look like it was headed northbound. all of the trains should be delayed this morning. let's peak a -- let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for about a ten- minute delay. and at the livermore -- on the livermore commute, traffic is getting a little better, the

slowdown is a little less. when you get to castro valley, if you use 38 to get to 880, you are gonna see some slow traffic there. 101 in san jose is slow and now 280 is very slow. 85, moderate. let's go to steve. we had some upper 30s and 40s from mendocino county. kenwood, briefly 39. and outside of sonoma, also 39. temperatures are in the 50s. the nights are so short and -- are so short. the 15-day outlook that would take us through the first day of summer was very cool. we'll get a williamup today. yesterday was one of those -- we'll get a warmup today. yesterday was one of those days. today we'll see some 60s and 70s. if you are well inland, very low 80s. we're in the 50s. 5le favor -- 58 fairfield.

they were both from 41 to 46 degrees. you can see the low spinning right up here in the gulf of alaska. as long as that's there, it's hard pressed for the high to build in. we still have a little bit of a westerly breeze. some of that cool air is in place. all signs point towards warmer weather today and probably into tomorrow before another cooldown takes us into friday. today it's sunshine and warmer weather. we don't have to deal with fog. breezy at times. sunny for all. i think that will clear up. some low 80s inland. but these are pretty far inland. i did go with a couple. a lot of 70s here. really cool. 76 petaluma. san rafael, 74. napa, 77. low 80s. pittsburg, antioch, brentwood. 77 pleasant tonight, walnut creek, oakland, 66. alameda, 68 to 66. i should say. santa cruz, 73. gilroy, an 80. it will be a soft 80.

san jose 74. fremont, 73. same for menlo park and mountain view. pacifica, daly city, 61. sunny tomorrow, a little cool in the morning but then clouds late thursday into friday for a cooldown but things turn around. it will be sunny, breezy as we go into the weekend. 8:09. breaking news from southern california. one of the giants of the lit airy world has just died. ray bradbury died last night at the age of 91 in los angeles -- litter airy world has just died -- literary has just died. ray bradbury died last night at the age of 91 in los angeles. he wrote for movies and the popular tv show "the twilight zone." he was 91 years old. 8:10. well, police in kensington warning you to be on the lookout for three armed men who

may be trying to break into houses in the area. according to police, a man who was recently robbed by three men with guns in el cerrito says he saw the same three men trying to break into the house in kensington. the man said he was able to recognize those men as the same one who -- same ones who robbed him. there will be a famous face leading this year's gay parade. beginning at 10:30 in the morning, silverman will lead the celebration from market to 8th street. organizers say her wit and celebrity status made her a good choice. in the battle over same-sex marriage, it could be heading to the highest court in the land. this comes after a san francisco land refused to consider this ruling that prop 8 is unconstitutional. coming up at 8:30, the next step for prop 8 and what people are saying about taking it all

the way to the u.s. supreme court. wisconsin governor, scott walker, did it. he survived the recall effort against him. how his victory could have an impact on the presidential race. we'll have the resultsen on a vote in -- results on a vote in san francisco on a resolution that would restrict the coit tower. and one ms. usa contestant claims the pageant is rigged. why she says it and how donald trump is responding. why are we here? you said we should try club chipotle! i said we should try a chipotle chicken club! spicy, crispy chicken with bold chipotle sauce on toasted sourdough. get it as a combo with fries and a drink. did you say you want drinks? i said a drink comes with the combo! you know how to mambo?! of course i can do the robot.

sunshine for everybody. today of the -- 60s, 70s and a few low 80s. 8:14. dozens of people were killed or wounded in a triple suicide bombing in afghanistan. the coordinated attacks targeted afghans at a marketplace in kandahar. new video shows the area where 22 people died and at least 50 others were injured. emergency crews raced to the scene after three suicide bombers blew themselves up. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the coordinated attacks. also in afghanistan u.s. officials say two americans died in a helicopter crash possibly caused by enemy activity. 8:15. well, two democrats will be competing for the newly-redrawn 15th congressional district in the east bay this coming november. long-time congressman pete stark and dublin city councilman swalwell finished first and second in the

primary. dianne feinstein will be facing a republican from danville in november. elizabeth emkin came in second ahead of about 22 other candidates in that primary. senator feinstein won about 50% of the --% of the votes -- 50% of the votes, easily coasting past all of her competitors. wisconsin governor, scott walker, survived the recall election against him, making it the first time any governor has survived a recall. jamie dupree reports via skype from washington, d.c. where the spin machines are working overtime on both sides of the aisle on this election. >> reporter: they certainly are, tori. i think one of the most interesting things last night other than watching -- watching the votes come in was watching on twitter, especially as both earths went at it fewer -- both parties went at it.

this was a big win for walker. democrats had put a big target on him because of the collective bargaining rights and found ways to basically save money by cutting ththose benefits and save moneying in local municipal budgets. in the end, it certainly was a big win for the governor. i have to say, i think there is a lot of people in d.c. who are watching to think it will be something they will have to see if other states try later on this year as well. >> so is this bad news for the obama administration? does this mean that more voters will be leaning toward the republican ruling on antibig labor? >> well, with the results -- anti-big labor. >> well, you have to think there are other cities and states hand allure -- and mayors looking at this and if

scott walker can face down big labor in wisconsin, why can't it be done here or there? i think it will be interesting. think a lot of people on capitol hill is wondering who is gonna make the next move on this. obviously, labor unions are a little bit on their heels. it will be very, very interesting to see if we get any more types of these croat -- these votes this year or early next. >> any observations on the ballots in california? there was quite a bit at stake. >> reporter: i think the jungle primary -- most of these sorted themselves out so there's one democrat and one republican. there are some seats where it's two democrats or two republicans. the one race that comes out is down in gary miller's district, the 3st where two republicans got in there -- 31st, where two republicans got in there.

overall, not as much change as maybe some people thought. a lot of very interested people here in the halls of congress about yesterday in california, tori. >> yep, we've been covering it all morning. thank you. you can find jamie's blog on our website. go to ktvu.com, pull down the news menu bar and go to the politics page. only one of two san francisco measures passed with 100% of precincts reporting. nearly 77% of voters rejected measure a. this would have required competitive bidding for garbage collecting and divided the collection into five separate contracts for different types of trash and different locations. pleasure b barely passed with just under 54% of the votes. this is a non-binding resolution that would limit commercial events at coit tower. this means money raised from coit tower will be used to repair the murals inside. now, to the election results of two congressional districts here in the bay area. district 2 runs from marin

county to the oregon stateline in the battle to replace lin woolsley -- lin woolsley. happening right now, live pictures, the space shuttle "enterprise" is sailing aboard that barge. the camera is zooming in for you to show you. this is going up new york's hudson river. nice and slow, surrounded by a flotilla of boats. the "enterprise" will be going on display aboard the "uss intrepid" floating museum. it's a beautiful ship. it never actually flew into space. this was built in 1976. now, it was supposed to be named the constitution, but that was until "star trek" fans started lobbying to change the name after the starship enterprise from tv and movies.

well, ms. pennsylvania usa just gave her pageant back to the -- just gave her crown back to the pageant. she says another contestant new the names of the top finishers hours before the broadcast finished. now, donald trump said it's a false charge and he's gonna sue her. organizers of the pageant say the bufy queen was upset over the -- beauty queen was upset over the decision about allowing a transgender contestant to participate. the battle over proposition 8 continues, where supporters and opponents are bringing the fight now. it's gonna warm up out there. steve will be back to tell us about the forecast. good morning. northbound 280, getting up to king street. you can see some slow traffic there. i will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area. ♪

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right. it's gonna be very difficult for the supreme court to say it's a fundamental right for everyone except gays and lesbians. >> the supreme court must decide whether they will hear it. and that decision is expected to come this fall. hey, sal, everybody baning at the toll plaza -- behaving at the taup -- at the toll plaza? >> we have word of a new crash in redwood city. it's a motorcycle crash. 101 is not an option now. moving along to the south bay, 85 has improved a lot. as we go to the east bay, 880 southbound from about 238 down to decoto road is gonna be slow. a look at live pictures. bay bridge. that's backed up for about an ate-minute delay -- eight- minute delay b.a.r.t. has a bottleneck.

about ten-minute delay towards the airport and the east bay. and 880 northbound that traffic is moving along nicely. there are no major delays. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. a very good morning. we have sunshine already for everybody. it's going to be a beautiful day. temperatures are starting to warm up. we've been below average by a good 10 degrees. a few high clouds skirting by going hey. that's about it. compared to the last couple days. breezy to windy. but today will an little breezy unless you are along the coast. had a lot of low 40s and a couple of upper 30s, especially toward mendocino county and lake county and also toward kenwood and sonoma. briefly some 39-degree readings. broad area of low pressure just kind of swopeing through the entire -- sweeping through the entire west coast.

sunny, warmer, breezy at times. 60s, 70s, the coast is clear as we like to say. 70s and a few upper 70s to very low, low 80s. sunny. a little brie zoe -- decrease in temperatures with better conditions, breezy and a little warm he on the weekend -- warmer on the weekend. what authorities are ruling out about that mysterious bone left on the steps of the police department. >> and president obama is arriving here today. we'll tell you the reason for his visit and how it could impact. and occupy protesters are still costing the city of oakland a lot of money.

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president obama won easily in yesterday's california election primary. the president's name was only one on the democrats' ballot with 100% support, the president received 1.5 million votes. and in just about three hours from right now, the president will arrive at sfo. that's where tara moriarty is right now to tell us about the president's schedule in san francisco. tara? >> reporter: well, good morning. at 1 is:45 -- at 11:45, air force one is expected to touch down. the president will only be here for three and a half hours. just before 7:00 this morning, we saw him board air force one. he's here to collect some cash for his reelection bid. the last time he was here, about two weeks ago, he raised $4 million. this time, he hopes to rake in

1.5 million. first he will attend a small campaign on market street. tickets there went for $36,000 per person and then a luncheon in the merchant exchange building where plates went between 500 and $50,000. these financial district events will draw protests, being just a block from the occupy movement. opponents of arctic drilling and the u.s. involvement in the middle east has scheduled demonstrations. now, the president's next stop is los angeles for a star- studded gala for the lbgt and then on to nevada for a public speaking event. you can expect rolling closureses on 101 between 11:50 and 12:20, to downtown and then again before the president leaves, southbound 101, most likely before 3:15 when he boarded that -- when he boards that plane once again. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. and for the republican

presidential candidates mitt romney came out on top here in california. here's a look at the latest numbers with most precincts reporting. romney has 79.6% of the votes. ron paul has the next highest number of votes with 10%. in addition to california, romney also won in montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. only one presidential primary remains. that's utah on june 26th. mitt romney says authorities are investigating whether his e- mail account was attacked. a hacker broke into his hot mail and drop box account. according to the website, the hacker guessed the answer to a security question about rom nip's favorite pet in order to gain access to the accounts and change the pass bord -- password. he all righted -- he reportedly used the account while he was governor of massachusetts. measure t was ahead by only 62

votes with all precincts reporting last night. that could change when mail-in ballots are counted. the measure would impose a 2.5% tax on the revenue of rebel car companies in unincorporated portions of san mateo county, including san francisco international airport. about 54% of voters said no to measure u. it would have raised the hotel texas from 10% to 12% in ininconcern rated areas of san mateo county. voters also turned down measure x which would have taxed commercial parking lots in uninconcern rated areas, including sfo. all three measures required a simple ma report to pass and together would have raised $13 million for the county. we have complete election results on both ktvu.com and at the bottom of your screen, you will find realtime returns for every bay area community. 8:-- 8:33. the city of oakland will spend $750,000 to investigate complaints related to occupy

protests. the oakland tribune reports the city has a backlog of internal affairs complaints stemming from occupy clashes from police. the city will spend the $750,000 on outside legal help to investigate the complaints. because of a previous court settlement, the city only has six months to finish the investigations. well, pg&e says it ignored how vulnerable its pipes were to corrosion. pg&e is now conducting emergency leak surveys on 180 segments on gas pipelines. the "chronicle" reports that pg&e plans to finish the emergency checkups this month. they are fixing gas lines after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion in 200. pg&e says the pipeline that ruptured a blew up was mock the vulnerable lines that are now being investigated. it's 8:34. a woman has been arrested on suspicion of kidnapping after grabbing a 3-year-old at a

store in napa. police say the 49-year-old woman grabbed the child yesterday afternoon at a salvation army in napa and started walking toward the door. the child's mother and other witnesses tried to take the child back. >> the woman who police say is a transient was eventually arrested. the child was not hurt. into a new search for sierra lamar starts in a half an hour -- a new search for sierra lamar starts in a half an hour at burnett elementary school. gas is charged with her murder and -- antolin gas -- antolen garcia-torres is charged with her kidnapping and murder. well, although the 49ers are moving out of san francisco, there doesn't seem to be any hard feels between

the city and the team. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved a measure allowing the 49ers to break their lease at candlestick park a year early. the team plans to play at its new santa clairia stadium for the 2014 season. >> the 49ers will pay a million dollars to the recreation and parks department in addition to the 4.3 million the department would have received if the 49ers had stayed for the last year. it is 8:36. a morgan hill man is facing animal cruelty charges after allegedly exercising two dogs for so long, one of them died. 36-year-old antone yopalamares was arrested on friday. police say they found him with a -- antonio palamares was arrested on friday. police say they found him and the boxer survived but the pit bull did not. a modesto man is in jail

for allegedly punching a wheelchair-bound woman in the face. she was awaiting for the bus when she was approached by this man. they say he hit her in the face and walked away saying "i hate white people." the woman suffered a black eye and a minor cut on her face. he faces one count of elder abuse and one count of hate crimes. 8:36. several trails of palo alto will be closed temporarily to dog walkers because of aggressive coyotes. the closed trails are in the pearson preserve. they include alony, bay laurel and woodland star. the part of the juan batista and meadowlark closed last week. we have an update on a story we told you about on monday. mrs. in vallejo say a mysterious bone left outside of the police station was not a human bone. the bone was found sunday morning on the front steps of the police department.

police had the bone examined and they determined it likely belonged to an animal. they are not sure what kind of animal it was or how long it had been dead. 8:37. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening in oakland right now. >> that's right. we do have some slow traffic in oakland. we also have some slow traffic approaching. bay bridge toll plaza and we're looking at the commute on the peninsula. now i wanted to move the maps -- i think i moved them too far. i wanted to look at the peninsula. southbound 101 at willow. they are clearing up a motorcycle accident and traffic is really busy between san mateo and redwood city. i would use 280 instead. we're looking at san jose, 101 is still really slow. 85 looks better -- looks better. and here on hayward to union city, this traffic is moving along nicely in the northbound direction. southbound is still slow. i want to show you oakland because -- there it is, very slow traffic as tori alluded to

earlier. the traffic is slow just until you get to about 23rd. there is an as game tonight. reminder it starts at 7:05 against the texas rangers. and moving along newschopper2, giving us a look at contra costa county county. this is 680 right -- contra costa. this is 680. not a bad commute. if you are on 680 heading south, it will be nice. westbound 24 is nice between walnut creek and oakland. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. >> good morning. we have clear skies. we have patchy fog. down to monterey. but that's about it. it's gonna be a beautiful day. when you have warmer temperatures, a little breeze, that means the pollen index continues to be high. i just don't have any new information. it's still the same. cedar juniper, if you are suffering, there's multiple sources here.

temperatures will rebound from cool readings. 50s already. it doesn't stay there very long on the lows. the nights are so short. but the mere fact we got 30s and 40s that's kind of impressive. west 12 at sfo. there's still a little bit of a sea breeze. most san jose. so temperatures -- northwest san jose. so temperatures -- we'll get a little warmer today. the cool air is in place. we'll modify that after yesterday's really cool numbers with upper 60s, low 70s. today we'll see a lot of mid- to upper 70s. a few low 80s. some locations, higher elevations -- elevations along the coast have been breezy to blustery. 60s, 70s. so 76 novato.

76 sonoma. napa, vallejo, benicia, 78. 7 walnut creek to san ramon -- 76 to walk to san ramon. warmer out to antioch, brentwood, oakley. 67 berkeley. 78 morgan hill. 80 gilroy. saratoga, 75. santa clara, 74. about the same thursday. a little cooldown on friday. then we'll see a rebound on the temperatures over the weekend. the brentwood high school seniors suspended for vandalism, they lost a court battle to try to get their suspensions overturned. 12 heritage high school seniors were accompanied by their parents in two courtrooms yesterday. they had attorneys pleading their case but a judge ruled against them. students say their grades will suffer if they are banned from class in the last week of school over what they say was pan innocent senior -- was an innocent senior prank.

>> he's gonna hold up the grades of the kids that are my clients. >> it makes me sad because i've gone all this way and looking forward to wearing my cap and gown and now i can't. so it makes me really sad. >> now, the school superintendent says he will allow the students to take finals today and tomorrow but will not take part in graduation ceremonies -- temperatures. you may know her as hannah montana but soon she'll be known as mrs. she just learned that miley cyrus just gotten engaged. and oakland -- just got engaged. an officer-involved shooting overnight. this morning, marking the spot where it happened here with the teddy bears. [ alarm beeping, motor revving ]

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the dow up 206. 12,334. the nasdaq is up 49 and s&p, up 18. apple is making plans to open two new flagship store in major chinese city. the company wants to open new stores in those two cities. the possibility ofel ising those ipads could lead to lawsuits if they come to shenzen. real close contact for prop 29, the one dollar-per-pack cigarette tax proposal to fund cancer research. right now it's trailing in the coat count. 50.8% voting against it. 49% -- 49.2% voting for it. this will allow us to keep

the city solvent so we can pay our employees what we've learned. that's important to them and the taxpayers. it's a big win on the way around. chuck reed was here live at the top of "mornings on 2" today. mayor read is happy the -- mayor reed is happy putting limits on the retirement benefits proposition. a los angeles police officer shot and killed -- a san francisco police officer shot and killed a 14. noelle walker is at the -- a 14- year-old. noelle walker is at the scene right now. what do you mow? >> reporter: this morning, there are a couple of teddy bers and flowers marking the place where a 14 -- teddy bears

and flowers marking the place where a 14-year-old was shot. his aunt said he was at that mcdonald's over there. that's the point he ran from after aun. now, this morning, -- ran from an officer. now, this morning, police said about an hour ago, that the officer tried to make what they call a pedestrian stop and then for unknown reasons, the officer feared for his life and fired one shot. the teenager died at the hospital. police did find a gun here at the shooting scene but say that gun was never fired. when i asked the teen's aunt this morning about that fun, she old me, she said he might -- about that fun, she said he might have had a gun but he would never pull a gun on an officer. the san mateo county district attorney's office and south san francisco police are both investigating this and police said they will be holding a media conference and release more information about this at

some point later today. westbound 24, we have a -- a serious injury accident here where a motorcyclist is down on the ground in the two left lanes. one of the left lanes is blocked here. you can see our newschopper2 is overhead at the scene. now, if you -- newschopper2, if you will pull out a little bit, i want to see kind of a wider view, what this is doing to highway 24. there's the fire engine and the medics there. this is 24 moving from -- from right to left or up and down now here on your screen. you see the freeway there. that's 24 heading away from walnut creek in if contra costa county. this is also going to have an effect on interstate 680. the traffic is quickly stacking you. it will have an effect on this big intersection here. give yourself extra time as you drive south on 680 or west on

24 from walnut creek to oakland because all of the motorcycle crash in la fayette, that's roughly near the la fayette b.a.r.t. station, there you see the pontoon from our newschopper2 who who found it there. we'll have another update on the crash. major crash in la fayette. looks like medics just arrivedle back to you. >> thank you. workers at an east bay nonprofit say they don't know if they will be able to stay open after thieves stole all of their plies. workers broke into the business sunday night and monday morning. they stole art supplies, printers, computers, telephones and a wie. >> they basically wiped out what we had and what was left was thrown on the floor. >> the organization says it's stepped more than -- it's

helped more than 30,000 children since it started in 1987. a couple from hawaii, angry, their 3-year-old child was served alcohol on a dinner cruise. they took their son on a cruise memorial day weekend. and they say they ordered two pineapple juices and an orange juice for michael. and then michael started to become out of control. his mother realized his son was given a screwdriver, orange juice mixed with vodka. >> he was really red and he kept saying it's hot, it's hot. he's so full of energy, trying to run from here and there, but he could not sand straight. >> the family says they are not -- stand straight. >> the family says they are not planning to sue but the crew on the ship never offered an

apology. membersworth proposed to -- hemsworth proposed to miley cyrus. no word on a wedding date. the option uc berkeley is considering for the first time as they brace for growth. sal will have an update on that injury crash on highway 24 westbound in la fayette.

economists say this -- is a make-or--break month for the crisis in europe. analysts are not expected low costs emergency credit to weak banks. that could be an issue very soon since spain may soon default on its debt. greece may elect a new government that rejects the tells of its multibillion dollars euro bailout. that could get them kicked out of the eurozone and the impact could send shock waves around the world. uc berkeley is exploring new options to boost supplies for housing. the first time the university is thinking about having private developers build future housing developments. berkeley officials say they expect the school's headcount to grow by up to 12% in the next eight years and are considering private developers given all of the budget cuts. alameda voters rejected a

measure that would have raised the city's sale tax by .5%. the yes votes totaled slightly over 50%. the money would have went to fund libraries and build a new emergency center. back to sal. the major traffic problem on highway 24. that's right heading away from walnut creek, newschopper2 overhead. this crash here, injury accident, you can see newschopper2 showing the crash here but also showing us the backup which is extending out towards the walnut creek interchange. there's the crash on the right of your screen there. it looks like they are making some progress. it looks like they put someone inside the paramedics unit which already took off, presumably to the local hospital there. 680 will be slow. so is 24. let's take a look at the peninsula. that's been pretty bad.

southbound 101 through redwood city because of an earlier crash there. south bay traffic is busy. so is 880 heading south. quickly to the element, bay bridge toll plaza has improved. there's about a 5 to 10-minute delay there. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. really cool readings for june 6th. we'll end up with sunshine across the board here, coast, bay, inland, everybody in on this. a little bit warmer, 60s, 70s. upper 70s, a few low 80s. about the same on thursday. a cooldown on friday. the weekend looks nicing breezy but warm he. >> all right, steve -- warmer. >> all right, steve. thank you. that's our report. we thank you for trusting ktvu news. >> and join us for the noon news for president obama's visit to the bay area. he's scheduled to arrive in about two hours. there may be traffic. so just deep that in mind if you are head -- keep that in mind if you are heading in between the airport and san francisco this morning. we'll see you the next time

news breaks. and we have the election results at ktvu.com and we're also keeping an eye on the cigarette tax prop which is essentially tied right now. thank you for joining us.