police right now searching for a killer after a deadly overnight shooting in east palo alto. a man injured in a police shooting in oakland. what witnesses tell us happened just before an officer opened fire. >> reporter: and are we getting gouged at the gas pump? we'll tell you about one senator's investigation into local refineries. a power outage, a fire, and a gas leak. how all of those problems were sparked by one person. "mornings on 2" begins right

now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, june 7th. we're learning more about a fatal shooting overnight in east palo alto. a man was shot and killed on gloria way just before midnight. we've been out there since 4:30 this morning. tara has more about what police are saying. >> reporter: good morning. police have cleared out from this neighborhood. as you can see, a school bus just passed us by. the police were out here all night after a man was shot multiple times and found near this driveway here in east palo alto. the victim has been identified as 31-year-old sedrick tibens. we've seen some of his family members here and understand this was a family home this happened at. around midnight, police were alerted to shots. tibens was hit multiple times

and tied at the hospital. the victim had run-ins with the police before. >> he was actually a pretty good guy. very easy to talk to. friendly, you could say. >> reporter: and police this morning are still searching for both a killer as well as the motive and they very much need to hear from witnesses. so anyone with any information about what happened is asked to call the east palo alto police department. back to you. 7:02. oakland police are investigating a drive-by shooting. it happened on c street near 98th avenue. police say a car drove past a house and started shooting. the bullets went through the house and hit one man in the hand. there were at least ten people inside the house including children. a woman who lives downstairs with her children says her brother-in-law lives upstairs

and he was the person who was shot. >> we just heard, like, somebody drop to the floor and my other sister called to make sure we were okay. >> no one else inside the house was hurt. right now police don't have a motive for the shooting and don't have any suspects. well, des spit that shooting, a joint effort between police and federal law enforcement agents seem -- despite that shooting, a joint effort between police and federal law enforcement agents say the crime is down 17%. lorraine blanco joining us live from millbrae on how much more we're paying for gas and the possible reasons why. >> reporter: well, dave, here

at the chevron in millbrae, it's $4.35 for a gallon of regular. according to the fuel gauge report, that's 79 cents more than the national average. maria cantwell says there's no good rein for the prices and is calling for an investigation. senator cantwell is questioning why other refineries recently shut down for repairs around the same time and she's asking the federal trade commission to investigate those refineries to see if supplies may have been withheld on purpose to inflate prices for all of us. according to the report that analyzes the energy, the sudden price shift shifted in huge prices for refineries and retailers here, about $42 million per day. now, three of the refineries that would potentially be

investigated all cutting production for maintenance and repair. live in millbrae, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. let's check in with sal. starting in contra costa county. >> good morning. we're gonna start on highway 4 because that's the slowest commute. a lot of slow traffic. as you can see, the road sensors are deep in red and part of pittsburg and bay point, slow traffic. it gets better after 242. pleasant hill to walnut creek, the traffic moves well. western contra costa county, pinole to richmond getting some slow traffic and a wait at the san rafael bridge. alameda county southbound from 238 or so, it gets better after highway 92. live pictures show the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza backed up for about a ten- minute delay. maybe longer than that. the traffic gets better once you make it on the bridge past

the metering lights. this is northbound 280 coming up around highway 17. it's a nice drive. 101 is already getting a little bit of slow traffic as you drive into sunnyvale. let's go to steve. a very good morning and sunrise. some fog has come back. not only that but the breeze has picked up so that makes the allergies worse. the system is hoping to enhance that fog. it's not plealy there but there's some in the -- completely there but there's some in the city. we have a westerly breeze that's decided to pick up in intensity as well. so the high-pressure system looks like it's going to be pushed to the south for a couple of days. coast and bay, fock, sun, 50s, 60s, very low 70s inland. sun nip and breezy. a few locations are windy. a few low 80s. some light rain up to the north. i know. where were these systems back in december or january. well, they show up in june. the ten-day outlook is unbelievably cool as we head

towards summer. this system is still giving us more of an afternoon shore -- onshore breeze or wind. the pollin index have been looking all over. olive, blame olive. it's really high. juniper, cedar, the grasses are high. so when people water and mow the lawn, that just spreads things around. 40s and 50s on the temps. not as cool of a morning. the breeze is helping. i should say helping as far as keeping the temperatures up. west at 20 or west-southwest at 18. it's really doubled compared to yesterday. it will be sunny for most but just temperatures mainly 60s and 70s. patchy fog, coast and bay, sunny, breezy around the bay and inland, cool, to mild to warm but really not that warm. these are very low 80s for some that should be much warmer than that this time of year.

fairfield, 78. san ralph -- san rafael. 72. low 80s, brentwood, antioch. alameda, berkeley, 64, 66. san jose at 75 to 79 gilroy. it's possible maybe a very low 80. 74 milpitas to cooper tino as well -- cupertino as well. more fog, cooler on friday, then we kick the system out to the north. it will be warmer especially inland sunday and monday. tori, dave? >> thank you, steve. 7:08. it's really been a roller coaster on wall street the last couple of weeks. let's take a look live look at the big board to see what's happening at wall street. the stocks are up% after the chinese central bank cut lending and deposit rates. the dow is up currentby 103. now, moments -- currently, 103. now, moments ago, the federal

reserve could act if the economy weakens, is what ben bernanke says. here's more. >> reporter: what a roller coaster it's been. the fed is very much in focus again. ben bernanke is testifying for congress today. traders will be closely watching for any hints that the fed is considering more economic stimulus. the feds' latest beige book will suggest that the overall economy expanded at a moderate pace in april and may. and what a difference a few days make. the dow and the s&p 500 had their best gains. is the rally gonna continue today? here's how we're looking so far. the dow is up 93 points. nasdaq is up 1 points and the -- 13 points and the s&p is up 7. pessimism is turning into optimism that global policymakers will take steps to revive growth and some of that

is happening early this morning. we talked about it earlier. a sur move by china central wage really cheered investors -- surprise move by china's central bank really cheered investors. last week there we the previous week. it's still a bit higher than expected, though. back to you. >> europe seems to be such a dark cloud over the whole global economy. is that still the case? >> reporter: it still is. the focus is gonna continue and continue to be on europe, even with what happened with facebook. we're still looking and seeing what will happen, in greece, what's going on with the eurozone and spain, absolutely. >> thank you. 7:10. new this morning, leon panetta arrived unannounced this morning in afghanistan. why he says the u.s. is running out of patience with one of afghanistan's neighbors. and there is a new sneaky

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mainly clear and sunny. also some fog has come whack -- has come back. a little bit of a cooldown. temperatures mainly 60s and 70s. 7:13. a murder warrant has been issued by emeryville police for the man accused of killing his girlfriend. investigators say 18-year-old deangelo eagleton should be considered armed andrus. police say eagleton shot and killed -- and dangerous. police say eagle shoppe shot

and killed -- shot and killed -- eagleton shot and killed that rhonda in her home -- tarhonda. the suspect hernandez in the etan patz said he choked patz and dumped him in the trash in 1979. the suspect's wife says he's mentally ill and his confession is not reliable. the man who gunned down trayvon martin must spend another three weeks behind bars. zimmerman surrendered to police last sunday. a bond hearing has been set for june 29th. a judge revoked his $150,000 bail after prosecutors claim he lied saying he could not come up with that much money. prosecutors say he raise the

money -- raised the money through donations. zimmerman claims it was self- defense when he shot and killed martin last february. some local lawmakers are offering a second chance for those convicted of a crime. next thursday is clean slate day in concord. people who have been convicted of a crime can try to have it tossed out. those on probation, parole or currently charged with an offense do not qualify. 7:15. well, new this morning, leon panetta arrived in afghanistan today for a surprise visit. as alison burns reports, he was quick to lay out a tough warning for neighboring pakistan. alison? >> reporter: dave, leon panetta is in afghanistan at a very challenging time. this is some video from overnight of his arrival in kabul. he met with u.s. troops, military leaders and afghan officials. he also ratcheted up the pressure on pakistan to do more

to rout the al qaeda-linked network responsible for scores of attacks on americans. >> we're reaching our limits of patience. and for that reason, it's extremely important that pakistan take action to prevent this kind of safe haven from taking place. >> reporter: panetta is also facing questions about an increase in violence in afghanistan and whether it could impact troop drawdowns this fall. this is video from two suicide attacks in kandahar this week that killed least 22 people. panetta is also meeting with afghan's defense minister about reports that 18 civilians were killed yesterday in a nato air strike. panetta said we are at a turning point in the war. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. some east contra costa fire

stations will close now that pressure s has failed. the contra costa times reports, the fire district will decide on monday whether to cut 16 jobs and close three stations or slash 19 jobs and close two stations. measure s, a parcel tax, would have saved those services and jobs. a fire service budget has relied on property taxes which have dwindled since the housing market collapse. there are still 8,000 ballots from tuesday's vote. many mailed them in or dropped them off. by law, election officials have until july 6th to report a final count. 7:17. well, critics of the csu system are angry after hearing that more than a million dollars is being spent to renovate the homes of california state university presidents. the csu frills say those improvements reported lie the -- by the l.a. times are necessary in order to

make money. very important fund-raiseers are held at those university homes. well, gays may soon have a role in the boy scouts. the boy scouts are reviewing a proposal to allow individual units to accept gays as adult boy scout leaders. there won't be any changes any time soon. that review process may take a year. the boy scouts are more than a century old. they have a long-standing policy of excluding both gays and atheists. a beloved east bay restaurant suddenly closed its doors for good. shocking customers who have enjoyed their italian food for decades, they've been open in hayward since 1948. the contra costa times reports the owner and his son broke the news to the restaurant's 35 employees on tuesday.

he says all good things must come to an end. >> we decided to close. we've been in business for 63 years. we just felt the time is right, the building is old. we're all getting older here. and so we just thought the time was thought. we wanted to go out on top. we wanted to be respected when we closed and we thought this was a good time to do it. >> the restaurant was known as a family gathering place that served up large perspectives of food at inexpensive prices -- portions of food at inexpensive prices. time now, 7:19.

some comcast customers in benicia, you lost your service after two wire thefts in nearby vallejo. the times "herald" reports thieves stole 160 feet of fiberoptic wire from the polls near benicia road and rolling drive. it happened on monday and tuesday. so far, no arrests have been made. well, the mobile app 4 square lets a new dimension. 4 square is best known for allowing smartphone users to tell other people where they are. now the apple is starting to use that same location to recommend restaurants, shops and bars to their users. that new feature expected to start today. 7:0. we have mostly clear skies this morning. however, our small system is coming in that will keep temperatures low. steve paulson will have the forecast next. and raley supermarket voters have voted to go on strike.

why they are not walking off the job just yet. good morning. traffic looks good in and out of marin county. a complete traffic update is just minutes ahead.

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rayly's supermarket voters have voted to authorize a strike. but there are no signs for a walkout yet. the contract expired last night. however, talks are continuing and both sides will meet tomorrow with a federal mediator. if the workers go on strike, it would affect stores from napa down to monterey. san francisco's first permanent food truck park is now open for business. the street food park had its grand opening yesterday on 11th street, south of -- south of market. there's space for up to ten trucks that will rotate from week to week to offer a variety. so if you get hungry, that's a good place to go. >> you knowvy to check that

out. >> yeah. >> i have -- >> you know i have to check that out. >> yes. >> i have to. and you are checking out traffic, sal? >> yes. this is 237. you can see it here getting into northern san jose into milpitas and to be crowded and 880 nearby is also slow. the good thing we haven't had a lot of major incidents on the road. now, southbound, 880 near dixon landing road, there was a box in the lanes. what's about what we've had. 880 northbound and southbound, that traffic looks good. a little bit farther south and hayward, it's getting busy. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. we do have some fog back on the coast, not completely there. that fog is dealing with san francisco, san mateo, other areas are sunny. a little breezy and windy. may/june have been kind of blustery months. a certain of weak systems and low clouds, sun by the coast, sunny, breezy around the bay of a morning clouds. sunny, breezy inland.

there's another weak front producing light rain near the oregon border. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. we're starting to work off those morning low lows, still some mid-40s. santa rosa made it to 44. big low spend -- spinning at the satellite. that has to move into the pacific northwest tomorrow and that will dive into northern nevada and the east and that will keep us for about two days and we'll warm up for the later part of the weekend. 50s, 60s, 7 oh, upper 70s for many -- 70s, upper 70s for many. a few low 80s. more fog friday. saturday, clear it out, breezy and then it does look warmer, especially away from the coast, sunday and monday. tori and dave? >> all right, steve. kind of a word of calm coming from the national park service this morning. rangers say don't be too concerned if you happen to see headstones on a popular bay area beach. president obama is waking up in los angeles to groups he's targeting and why they are happy to see him there. really?

stealing your roommate's laundry money? i'm starving and i only have a few bucks. that's all you need. i just added four new things to my value menu. try my new chicken nuggets, jr jack, value fries and drink. and right now get them all together for only $3.99. it's called jack's value deal. hey, isn't there suptosed beheanoty?r gu i'll be right there. i'm busy. 7:28. a man shot last night by an oakland police officer is recovering this morning. tara moriarty has been talking to neighbors about the shooting and joins us live from oakland to let us know what they saw. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, the neighbor says that he felt that the female officer involved in this shooting was justified in

shooting the suspect. it happened right here in front of this corner store, which is called muse market. it's on the corner of 05th and e streets -- 105th and e streets. a neighbor says he heard four shots fired. he ran out and discovered the knee male officer pointing a gun at a man in his 20s who appeared to be shot in the leg three times. witnesses say two men were fighting. a female officer intervened when she noticed one of the suspects had a conseemed gun. so she fired. some say the officer was nice enough not to wound him. others say that's contributing to the problem. >> i heard about four or five gunshots. >> did it sound like people firing at each other or -- >> i heard just the gunshots. >> i didn't hear anybody firing back at each other. i just heard gunshots. >> reporter: police detained a second person for questioning. that suspect is expected to survive. he's at a nearby hospital. that shoot something still under investigation.

police are not commenting if the officer involved is on paid leave. that would be the protocol. the neighbor says the suspect kept saying why did you shoot me? why did you shoot me? and she replied, well, had you a gun. tara mor -- well, you had a gun. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. there are accusations of racism in another shooting we first sold you -- told you about yesterday morning. friends remember derrick gaines where a south san francisco police officer shot him. the boy's mother -- >> i think it was the fact that derek was black in south san francisco. to be real honest, he was a minority in the south city. >> police say racism is not the issue. but the officer feared for his safety. the san mateo county district attorney's office is

investigating. 7:30. well, the power's back on in parts of millbrae this morning after a car crash knocked down a power pole. pg&e says just after 9:00, a car smashed into a power pole that had a high voltage line on it. that power lane fell down on that chain-link fence and the charge set off a gas line fire underground. the driver was taken to the hospital. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. also new this morning, a subway foods delivery truck caught fire in the east bay. it happened around 4:00 a.m. this is at 8th and oak streets in oakland. the truck was headed from a hayward warehouse to a restaurant in oakland when flames started shooting out of the truck. the driver didn't even notice anything until another driver was honking his horn to get his

attention. >> i couldn't believe -- that's when i got so scared. >> police are blaming that fire on some kind of electrical fire in the truck's refrigeration unit. luckily, nobody was hurt. volunteers searching for signs of missing teenager sierra lamar focused on a new area. they combed the area near lake cunningham in east san jose. the area is a known fishing spot of antolin garcia-torres who has been charged with the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. the sheriff's department has made no comment. the next volunteer search is set for saturday. people walking along san francisco's ocean beach are stumbling upon pieces of history. the recent wins have uncovered old tombstones. some of them date back to the '90s. one woman says a pale piece of

granite caught her eye during one of her walks. >> it's right there. it's pointiant. but it's about what san francisco is about. we're a small town. we -- we reduce everything. >> some families could not afford to move the tombstones so many of them were used for other projects, including a sea wall. a 7-foot tall, 60-foot long talk has come ashore. coming up in 15 minutes the extremely long distance it's traveled. the trial continues for the men accused of brutally breathing bryan stow at dodger stadium. bryan stow's friend testified that one man sucker-punched bryan stow. >> he was running and hit him with the left side of his hand.

>> reporter: now, marvin norwood and louie sanchez are the defendants in the case. the witness said the man matching sanchez's description hit stow. he called 911 after the attack. >> i'm an off off had you die paramedic my partner with me is also -- i'm an off-duty paramedic, my partner with me is also a paramedic off duty. he's been hit. there's blood. we need an ambulance right now. >> now, prosecutors will be calling sanchez's sister and the girlfriend of norwood to the stand next. well, this morning, president obama wakes up in los angeles. he will be attending one more campaign fund-raiser before he flies to nevada. [ cheers ] there you see the president last night speaking at a gala

of 600 enthusiastic lesbian and gay supporters. the president was introduced by a doctor who served for 26 years as a doctor in the national guard and hid the fact there was gay until the don't ask, don't tell policy came out. >> this is just part of a broader fight on behalf of all americans. it's part of our history -- >> now, earlier in the day yesterday, the president made a quick stop here in the bay area where he attended two fund- raiseers. >> no obama! no obama! >> protesters and supporters are gathered outside of the merchants exchange building outside of san francisco yesterday before president obama's visit. one man was dressed up as a

polar bear to represent drilling. an f-16 fighter jet was set to -- was sent to intercept a small private plan while the -- plane while the president was at his hotel. it was scheduled to land at an afield. b.a.r.t. police have hired a counselor to train officers how to deal with people who may have a mental illness. the mental health liaison was hired after b.a.r.t. police shot and killed a man. >> police say they shot charles hill because he was drunk and holding a knife. 7 the 36.

sal is back. he's gonna help you get to where you need to go this morning. >> i want to mention some air delays at san francisco international airport that could be as long as an hour because of some low clouds for some airplanes coming in and out. we'll let you know more. but any say the delays should be cleared up by moon. it's not necessarily at the airport but those low clouds, the planes have to encount he on the way into sfo. let's take a look at 237. we have some slow traffic here getting into the valley. traffic continues to move along slowly getting into that area. also this morning's commute is not all that bad at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see traffic backed up for the typical delay. it is -- it is longer on 80 northbound. you see the ramp up there. that's very slow. and if you are driving on 80 this is becoming very slow in

san jose. we had an accident northbound 280 at the southwest expressway. they cleared that out but it was there long enough to cause this backup. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a little bit of nothing came back. it's mainly on the coast. it looks like it's gonna burn off in the city a systemming in right there. a couple of -- city a system right there. a couple of people have asked me what's going on? well, we have a had a series of cold fronts and lows. that really enhances when you get cold weather temperatures. high pressure kind of kicked in yesterday. but it was still breezy to windy. sunny, breezy inland. os or low 80s. fog, sun, by the coast. but breezy to windy as well. santa cruz, capitola. there's one system moving into the north.

the ten-day outlook, both of them were very, very cool, almost to the point where you could say, we should see some rain out of that. we'll see. but the pattern showing every sign of being on the cool side, except for a few days. pollen count enhances because of the wind. that's what's going on with the trees. the main culprit, olive. i dug deep to three to -- to try to find it. grass continues to be really, really high. if you are suffering. at least 15 people have said this is the worst season they've had for allergies. 40s an 50s. should be a lot of 50s. i would imagine santa rosa is in the 50s. but west-southwest 18 or west pat 18 at sfo. but this is what -- but this is double what it was. you can get a good look at the

system. patchy fog, coast and bay. windy for a few. just a mile away it can be breezy, windy or some locations even calm. it's been a tough, challenging forecast in the wind company -- in the wind department. gilroy, 79. 5 los gatos. san jose as well. san jose should be about 4 degrees warmer than this at this time of year. san mateo, millbrae, redwood shores, near 70. 59 daly city. and pacifica. too much fog. more cool, cooler on friday. it does look warmer especially inland sunday and monday. a modesto man charged with a hate crime after allegedly

punching an elderly woman in the wheelchair will face a judge. police say nicholas slugged the 69-year-old woman in the eye as a -- at a bus stop tuesday morning. he reportedly said, i hate feel chair dab, dash i hate white people, when he left. >> nobody should hit men but somebody in a wheelchair? for somebody to twin them black eyes pause they were white -- for somebody to give them black eyes because they were white, that's not right. i'm a native californian.

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the fbi is now investigating leaks of classified information about top-secret obama administration programs. renee marsh is in washington, d.c. where there are accusations the white house intentionally leaked the information for political gain. kind of a strange twist there, renee. >> reporter: sure. good morning, tori. yeah. i can tell you here in washington, d.c., we're seeing bipartisan concern about these leaks here, but the fbi investigation will focus a lot on this "new york times" article. within that "new york times article" it talks about the details attacking the nuclear program.

the article says that president obama ordered that attack. the white house says it did not authorize any leaks about this, but senator mccain says the white house is behind the leaks for political gain. >> regardless of how politically useful these leaks may have been to the president, they have to stop. >> reporter: well, jay carney, the white house secretary, responding saying "any suggestion that this administration has authorized intentioleaks of classified gai is grossly irresponsible." tori, back to you. >> all right. thank you. 7:45. stocks are opening higher after china cut its benchmark lending rate in another bid to boost its slowing economy. traders are looking for ben bernanke's testimony for signals the fed may take more steps to help the economy.

a 30-year mortgage, the rates fell to 3.67%. facebook's stock is trading at 26.63. now, two other popular social networking sites are dealing with a hack attack. pam cook is in the newsroom to explain what you should do about it. how should we react, pam? >> well, if you are a member of linked in or e harmony, change your passwords. executives at link in admit hackers managed to steal 6

million passwords and post them online. people are at risk of having their credit card information. now, the sale hacker is likely behind a similar stunt targeting e-harmony. the dates site had 1.4 million passwords stolen. the hacker cited a total of 8 million passwords taken from those two sites. we're still seeing the impact of the japanese quake and tsunami more than a year later. in oregon, look at this, a 7-

foot tall, 60-foot long dock washed ashore on a beach in oregon on tuesday. argone park tested the dock for radiation and say none was found. a vacuum cleaner apparently started that big fire that caused $400 million damage to a nuclear powered submarine. it took 12 hours to put out the flames inside the "uss miami" last month. the sub was docked at a naval shipyard in maine. it was not armed at the time. preliminary finds indicate the vacuum caught fire -- findings indicate the vacuum caught fire damaging the torpedo room. muni wants to reduce rising overtime costs. muni has hired 88 part-time worker to work full time. the change should save muni

nearly $2 million in additional overtime. 7:48. a surprise highway checkpoint cracking down on abalone poachers. we'll tell you how many people were cited. and it's the picture that has everyone talking. a gas can strapped to a car seat. the mother says there is an explanation for this.

a colorado woman defending herself this morning after making national headlines for allegations of child abuse. now, sandra ramirez was pulled over by police last month. they took a picture of her 2- year-old son. look at him. he's not in a seat belt. but a gas can was buckled tightfully a child seat next to him. ramirez says her son was strapped into a child seat but he climbed out of it a few

seconds later. >> my son was buckled. i'm sorry for any misunderring there were. i -- misunderstandings there were. i love my kids. >> i was holding the gas can. i didn't want it to spill. i just set it in the car seat. didn't strap it. >> now, she's been cited for seat belt violation. she says her driving days are over and she's gonna sell her suv. nine minutes before 8:00. the state cited several an ba choneny poachers in sonoma county. the california department of fish and game held a surprise checkpoint on highway 1 north of the town of jenner. warden seized 80 and cited 38 people. the state law limits the catch to three a day and up to 24 in a season. that's estimated about 264,000 abalone are taken each year on the north coast. starting next month taco bell will have upscale offerings on its cantina menu.

the new choices include cilantro rice, citrus marinated chicken and black beans. the items will sell for about $5 each. similar items are available at taco bell's competitor chipotle. hey, sal, you are coming back how is highway 280 doing? >> it's gonna slow down. we will some crashes. they were not serious but they caused -- but they caused blockage of lanes. although you can see now that those crashes have been removed. the traffic is beginning to improve. we're hopeful. 101 is slow approaching mckee getting up to sunnyvale. the bay bridge still backed up. this morning it started out well, this morning we're getting a lot more crowded. it's backed up almost all the way to the maze. this morning concord, walnut creek traffic looking good.

i think a lot of people are still stuck in antioch and bay point as you can see here, the traffic is going to be busy. on 80 westbound, still some slow traffic coming in from pinole through richmond. finally, i just want to make sure that we check out hayward to union city. that's becoming more and well on the way to fremont. well, some patchy fog back on the coast, mainly san mateo coast but some low clouds return after yesterday when it was fog free. clear for everyone. still a lot of 70s. the wind not -- the wind is not going anywhere. another system moving in. is that the alameda marina? >> i think so. >> i think so. dirk, yeah. my friend. he has a boat out there. once we clear the marina, he lets me drive. we have another system moving to the north. december/january we were hard pressed to find any at all. here it is june, we find a

bunch. west 18 sfo, west-southwest 18 at travis. the sea breeze is in place. you can see the big low spinning. that's a big boy this time of year. it will move in for the next couple of days. coastal fogs, patchy. 50s, 60s, coast and bay and then 70s inland. only a few low 7s 0. more fog on friday and then clear and breezy and it will be warmer, especially inland on sunday and monday. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. -- a battle is brewing to keep dogs running free at morago park. >> any underestimated our tenacity and ability to organize. >> why the new leash law may not go into effect as planned this weekend. a deadly overnight shooting in east palo alto. what police need to solve the crime. and why are we paying 64

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2." i'm tori campbell. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, june 7th. police in palo alto are shooting for a gunman who shot and killed a man overnight. that man was found on gloria way just before midnight. we were the first there and has more on the investigation. >> reporter: well, police have now taken down the crime tape and the streets are back open, this after a man was shot multiple times and found near this driveway. police say the victim was 31- year-old sedrick tippen. his brother and other family members have been here throughout the morning. they were very upset and did not want to comment on camera. all of this unfolded shortly before midnight. police shot-spotted alerted to -- were alerted to the fire here. officers say when they got here things were very chaotic. he also had run-ins with the law previously.

>> all we heard was -- all we heard were people yelling, someone's been shot. pretty chaotic. there was a lot of family and friends out here. it took us a while to stabilize the scene. >> police tell us they don't have a motive but they very much need to hear from witnesses to try to catch this killer. we're live in east palo alto, back to you. 7:58. well, a shooting in man tee -- well, a shooting in manteca injures five people, including a pregnant woman and a 3-year- old. the family was backyard of a home for a barbecue around 9:00 last night when someone started to shoot at them from an alley. police say they don't have any information about the shooting or why the family was targeted. two victims were rushed to the hospital in serious or critical condition. we don't know their conditions this morning. 7:59. police -- pleasanton police hope a sketch will help identify a woman whose body was

found in a trash can. her body was found on dublin canyon road. she was wearing an old navy shirt, pajama bottoms and three distinctive earrings in each year. >> we're still waiting on toxicology reports. >> it's believed that she was anywhere from her mid-20s to 40 years old. police also say she had no tattoos. these are some of the earrings that she wore. investigators have been checking missing persons' reports but so far have not found a match. a vacaville family says their dog was killed while getting a haircut. they dropped their toy sized dog off at cottle canine castle for a trim last thursday. about 30 minutes later, they got a disturbing call from the groomers what said they left the dog unattended on a table

and came back to find her hanging on the side hanging by her leash. >> he a called me and said i -- they called and said she hung herself. >> i think she's in good care and then my dog is dead? >> the canine shop offered to buy them a new dog. some dog owners in moraga are trying to stop a proposed leash law from ever taking effect. >> starting this fall, dogs will have to be on a leash at this park. there's already signs. however, some are collecting

signatures to try to offturn this. >> we got 1800 signatures. so it's either going to the ballot or the town council will have to rescind the ordinance. 8:01. and new this morning, investigating rising gasoline prices on the west coast. lorraine plan co joins us live from millbrae on -- with more on how much we're paying and the possible reasons why. lorraine? >> triple-a says the national average for a gallon of gats is $3.56. if you take a look behind me. you can see here at the chevron in millbrae, it's 4.35. 79 cents more than the national average. we talked to about a dozen people out here all too shy to talk on camera. off camera they said it's unfair. now one senator is doing

something about it. senator cantwell says that's's -- says there's no reason for these prices. a refinery in washington in february caused a supply shortage and that caused high prices at the pump but she questions why other refineries shut down at the same time. he are asking for them to look in to this. according to the are the that analyzes the energy policies, about 42 million prosecutor day. three of the refineries that would po length i -- potentially be investigated are right here in the bay area to soro and martinez and the chevron refinery in richmond cut production for recent repairs. back to you.

>> thank you. still costing a pretty penny to fill the truck up. let's see how people are moving on the root roads. >> there is a lot of idling going on which unfortunately, kills your gas mileage. it's backed up to the maze. 880 is slow. this morning, the commute started off -- started off doing pretty well and then in the last hour or so, it's really slowed down, we haven't had any major problems on the bridge but that's what's going on right -- moving along right now. today at about noon or a little bit after that. there is a daytime baseball games with the as and the texas rangers. that means that game will let out at 3: 30, 4:00. by the way, brandon mccarthy is pitching that game for the,

stop and go traffic. let's go to the police. >> all right. we have a boat in the estuary according to the control room. thank you. that's true. and it's a beautiful day. windy at times. is that the new ferry? no? main in he doesn't know. [ laughter ] >> informer mind. the will. we do have mostly cloudy skies. they've -- there is a little bit of fog by the coast. came back because of a system moving in from the north. high pressure is trying to build in. today fog, sun, 50s, 60s. low 70s. le sun, we ski to windy at times with temperatures in the 70s or very low 80s -- low 80s. this keeps the wind machine moving along. the pollen index continues to be through the roof.

grass, olive, the main one. i looked from san francisco to oakland and olive was verying very high on all of those. so if you are sufficienting, there's the reasons right there. fairfield at 59. the's omof that fog just out visiting the san mateo coast but a no doubt about it tell ta breeze. you can see the -- you can see the low spinning heading towards sootle and important. that's go ma -- did that if -- just can't build like it used

to. there is a 79 for santa cruz. los gatos, san jose, 75, 76. low 70s. mid-70s on the peninsula. more fog, cooler on friday, the system starts to move out on saturday. high pressure builds back in. it will be sunny and warmer. 78:07. a drive-by-shooting in oakland, just hours ago is under investigation. it happened early this morning on c street near 98th avenue. police say a car drove past a house, shots were fired. the bullets passed through the house and a man inside was shot in the hand.

at least ten people, including children were in the house at the time. a woman who lives down there with her children says her bra in law lives upstairs and he was the one who was wounded. no one else inside the house was hurt. right now, police don't have a motive for the shooting. so far no suspects. despite that shooting, a joint effort between police and federal law enforcement agencies seems to be working for crime. police say the crime rate has dropped in the past 4 weeks. they were down 17% in may compared to april. they were still up 19% compared to last year. 8:08. friend or foe? why president obama's campaign staff may be having second

thoughts about having former president bill clinton on the campaign trail.

sunny, breezy, 60s, 70s. >> very, very low 80s.

time is now 8:11. republican presidential candidate mitt romney says if he's elected, he knows what to do with the millions of dollars in his personal fortune. romney reportedly is worth $250 million. he says he would put his money in a blind trust. that means he would not know where his money is invested and could not order the sale or purchase of particular holdings. now, romney's campaign staff said that -- he would be protected and avoid a potential conflict of interest. some are starting to wonder if bull clinton is helping or hurting president obama -- bill clinton is helping or hurting president obama's reelection campaign. the former president is calling mitt romney's career sterling and says he supports a

temporary extension of the bush tax. defense secretary leon panetta has arrived in afghanistan for a surprise visit. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with a net ta's message for u.s. troops. alison? >> reporter: panetta told u.s. troops in office we're at a turning point in the war. here is a look at his arrival overnight -- in afghanistan we're at a turning point in the war. here is a look at his arrival overnight. two suicide attacks in kandahar killed at least 22 people. panetta blames some of the worst violence on the kahani network of terrorists and he suggested the use of uss

drones. he says u.s. patience is wearing thin. alley -- alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. the syrian government is denying another massacre. opposition forces say the government is responsible for more kills yesterday. this comes day -- killings yesterday. meanwhile, monitors say they were shot at while trying to get to the scene of the latest mass killings and secretary of state hillary clinton called the violence simply unconscionable. and barbara walter is apologizing for helping an aide to bashar assad. that individual helped land

walter an interview last year. when asked about this, walters admitted there was a conflict of interest and apologized. starting next month, american airlines will cut the routes they service and more pilots are using more sick sometime and the airlines can't staff the flights. american airlines is fighting with the union. and digital is adding to its service. ma apps will offer street and offroad locations including hiking trails images. google says these new futures should be available in several weeks. 8:15. some trails in the pay low alto foothills are temporarily off

limits to dogs. there have been several reports of coyotes acting aggressively. park rangers say the coyotes say they appear to be protecting her den and her cubs. one woman said the coyote approached her and her friend. >> i don't think if you mention it to a dog they will wine even though she's a pretty big dog. >> the trails will likely remain closed through -- closed to dogs near september. -- closed to dogs through september. larry and barbara richardson caught a names

walking over the bridge before being shipped off to the war. and then in 1994 with only a postcard and memory, he built a 150-foot-long replica. some people were wondering if you were different. i -- no. just something evshould do is build something. the morning sun is warming up the bay area. up next, meteorologist steve paulson will tell us how hot it will get today and let us know how this weekend's weather is shaping un. good morning. traffic is moving along well on the going bridge through southern marin county.

a uc berkeley police board is crit -- is criticizing how officers responded during a heated protest last fall. ktvu shot this video on november 9th last year as members set up tents near sprawl hall. campus police tried to remove the stents and demonstrators locked arms to block police from the area.

in this video, you can see officers pushing into the crowd with their batons. the review board says that shows there is a need for a senior administrator to be onhand and that person should be held accountable for uses of force. >> no use of force is to take these under these principals without authorization by a designated member of the protest response team. >> the board's recommendation is not legally binding and the school is adopting most of the recommendations about use of force proposed for the entire uc system. sal a coming -- sal's coming back. how are we looking? >> a couple of things -- couple of things at the toll plaza,

it's westbound just past the toll plaza metering lights. this will affect all of this traffic you see here because the metering lights will probably slow down to allow emergency vehicles to get in. it already was a very slow backup now. this backup could stretch into the 9:00 hour and maybe up until 10:00 because of that minor crash. hayward/union city, traffic is busy. i want to check highway 4. look at highway 4 from pittsburg it -- look at pittsburg from concord. westbound 24 slow from walnut creek in pockets to oakland. let's go to steve. >> hey, sal. >> yes.

>> twitter has made my job easier. we have some fog. the clouds are there. we have low clouds. mid-50ss -- mid-50s. there's some of that fog. half moon bay. montera, not a lot but a little bit there. there was nothing there yesterday. you can see the big low spinning up off vancouver and seattle. that's what's going to keep us relatively cool or slightly below average on the temperatures. most of the coast will be sunny. windy at times. 50s, 60s and 70s.

and a very few low 80s. there should be much warmer temperatures. fog will be on the increase. friday into saturdays. but we rebound with warmer temperatures. 8:23. a murder warrant has been issued by emery ville police for the man accused of -- emeryville police for the man accused of killing his girlfriend. investigators say deangelo eagleton should be considered armed and dangerous. police say he shot and killed 18-year-old that rhonda jones -- ta rhonda jones in her home. 8:24. california state university plans to spend more than a million dollars renovating the homes of administrators. why they say that expense is necessary. we're live in oakland where a female police officer shoots a suspect. we'll tell you what we've just learned about what led up to that shooting.

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sources when two cars pulled a car over here, sources close to the investigation say a female police officer questioned two men around 7:30 last night and nope tied that one had a -- noticed that one had a gun on his person. she fired, hitting him in the leg and chest. witness seas they heard between three and five shots fired. officer sources say the suspect was reaching for his weapon when the suspect fired but some neighbors are disputing that. >> if he went for it, there's no choice. but too many people are saying he did not reach for the

weapon. the grill roy dispatch reports a 16-year-old boy fell while skating down a steep hill in gilroy tuesday night. he was not wearing a helmet. the contra costa times says the fire district will decide whether to cut 16 million jobs and close down three fire stations in bethel island and

two other areas. the district's board will make a decision on that on monday. about 800,000 ballots still have to be counted from tuesday's election here in california. many are from people who mailed their ballots real close to the deadline or dropped them off at a polling place. by law, the election officials have until july 6th to report a final count. it is 8:30. critics of the csu system are angry after hearing that more than a million dollars is being spent to renovate the homes of california state university presidents. csu officials say the improvements say it's necessary in order to receive money. important fund-raisers are held at the university-owned homes. some are criticizing this in a time of severe budget cuts and tuition increases. new this morning, a pg&e

crew will return to mill gray later today to check for damage after a car knocked down a power pole. the crash sparked a fire on millwood drive last night. pg&e says just after 9:00, a car smashed into a power pole with a high voltage line on it. the power line fell down on a chain-link fence and ignited the small grass fire and small grass fire. 1,000 customers lost power. the service was restored to all around 4:00 a.m. we don't know the condition of the driver involved in the crash. also new this morning, a subway food delivery car caught fire. the truck was headed from a hayward warehouse to a restaurant in oakland when flames started coming out of the vehicle. the driver did not notice any trouble until another driver honked his horn and got his attention. >> all of a sudden, just the -- the fire went up, you know.

yeah, i couldn't believe -- that's when i got so scared. >> police game the -- blame the fire on an electric fire in the truck's refrigeration unit. no one was hurt. >> 8:31. it's been a popular restaurant in hayward for decades. now it's closed its doors for good. the italian restaurant dinners closed sunday. it's been open since 1948. the contra costa times reports the owner and his son told the restaurant's 35 employees on tuesday they made the tough decision to close down for good. >> we decided to close. we've been in business for 63 years. we felt the time was right. the building was old. we're all getting older here. we just felt the time was right. we wanted to go out on top. we wanted to be respectable when we closed and thought this was a good time to do it. >> the restaurant was known as a family gathering police, served up big helpings of fresh

food and inexpensive prices. b.a.r.t. police have fired a -- hired a counselor to train their officers on how to deal with people who may have a mental illness. the liaison was fired -- was hired less than a year after this man was shot. the mental health counselor will be teaching officers how to approach really tense situations and also how to help defuse them. we want to check in with sal. we keep going back there. there was a -- >> we keep going back there. hear was a crash -- there was a crash on the bridge. the metering lights slow traffic but they just cleared the accident and just looking at this, you can see the traffic is moving a little bit better now than it was the last time i showed it to you. but if you are going to san francisco this is kind of unexpected a late-morning delay

trying to get in the city. give yourself an extra 10, 15 minutes. that should do it. the ramp is very slow coming down to the toll plaza. let's move along. i want to show you 880. today it's the as and texas rangers at 12:35. they don't have that many games. the game will get out at about 3:30 or 4:00. also this morning we're looking at the commute in concord, pleasant hill, walnut creek, it's finally improving. bay point finally got better. westbound 80 is slow out of richmond. now let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. a very good morning. a little bit of fog on the coast. that was not the case yesterday. temperatures, though, still kind of held down a little bit, strong system up in the pacific northwest. won't allow the high-pressure system down in the desert southwest to build in. and there's that system right there. that's all it takes. may and june have been definitely favoring fog formation even without much heat in the valley. we usually get a little bit of heat to generate the system.

the wind doesn't have any problem. it's been there for about the last four or five weeks. yesterday, another breezy blustery day. trees continue to climb. they were held down a little bit. know this -- now they are back unin the high category. olive the main culprit. 50s, mid- to upper. and fairfield, the warmest at 59. santa rosa, 55. hayward's 5 -- 55. you can see some of that fock, pacifica, half moon bay, san mateo coast. westerly breeze at the coast. san jose hayes a sufficient of -- says there's a puff. that strong system there is making a move. as it does, today, tomorrow, the wind will pick up and there will be some coastal fogs. coastal clouds but again they tend to burn off. highs well inland, low, low 80s. a few 50s on parts of the coast. 62, stinson, 77 novato, to 79 st. helena, santa rosa, 77. that's kind of a split between

the sonoma county airport and downtown santa rosa. the airport runs about 4 or 5 degrees warmer. clearlake, 78. fairfield, also 78. concord, pleasant hill. pittsburg 79. castro valley, 70. danville, 79. mid-60s towards berkeley, oakland and also alameda. 78 morgan hill to 75 loss los gatos. sunnyvale and cue per fee know, 7 -- cupertino, 74. san bruno, 65. >> redwood shows, 70. callly -- daly city, 59. we'll start to kick the system out on saturday and then the 80s come back. 8:36. this morning, president obama is waking up in leaks where he will attend -- in los angeles where he will attend one more los angeles before he will

attend nevada. here's more. >> reporter: good morning, tornry. actually, we've moved from beverly hills to wait for the president. we're in a neighborhood called view park about five miles outside of downtown los angeles. this is where the fund-raiser will be held at the home of a local bizman and developer. $2500 a ticket to have breakfast with the president. now, last night, it was in beverly hills at another fund- raiser with the president -- where the president reached out to the gay community at the annual dinner of the lgbt leadership council. where he -- there he spoke to a crowd of 600 people. the president then headed to the beverly hills home of ryan murphy, a co-creator of the show "glee" with another 70 supporters. they paid up to $25,000 to hear the president speak to them for about 12 minutes. there, the guests included -- there the guests included reese wight -- reese witherspoon andallia rob -- and julia

roberts. now, this morning, the president is expected to talk about jobs and the economy and last flight at the -- at the dinner, he rolled out his campaign slogan from four years ago saying if anyone asks him, this campaign is still about hope and change. that's the latest e we're outside -- latest. we're outside downtown l.a. back to you. 8:37. an f-16 fighter jet scrambled to intercept a small private plane that entered restricted airspace. it was intercepted northwest of los angeles. it was escorted to a nearby airfield. we don't know yet why that plane entered the restricted airspace. and just a short while ago this morning, both the obama and romney campaigns released their fund-raising total. mitt romney's, $76 million raised in may. president obama says in conjudges with the democratic party, $60 million was raised.

it's the first month that mitt romney has collected more money than president obama. 8:38. sounds like something from a scary movie. tombstones popping up in a popular bay area beach but a park ranger says there is a reasonable explanation for why they are there. he's charged with killing trayvon martin. we have new record this morning on george zimmerman's request for a bond hearing.

stocks soared after china's bank cut lending. indexes are now off their session lows -- session highs. right now, the dow currently up 84. the nasdaq up 5. s&p up 6. the reason stocks have come back a little bit. comments from ben bernanke this morning before congress disappointed hope for further stimulus measures from the central bank. now, bercanny did announce the fed -- bercanky did announce the feds -- bernanke did announce the feds will take steps if the economy weakens.

>> we're prepared to adjust those holds as appropriate in the contrast of a price stability. >> he says the european crisis and economy are weighing the economy down. "linked in" and e harmony may have been hit by the same hacker. there are reports that 8 million interrupted passwords were posted online. it's not clear if the packer took part and has not firned posting them all yet. users of both sides are -- both sites are being told to change their passwords immediately. 8:483. there is a new -- 8:43. there is a new call for an investigation into the high gas prices on the west coast. there's questions about whether a fire at a washington refinery is the record for low inventories. since that fire, several

refineries including teer is row in martinez, shell in martinez and chevron in richmond have reduced their production. >> we've made that clear time and time again. we'll continue to make that clear that it is an intolerable situation to have those attacking our people, our forces have the convenience of being able to rush to a safe haven -- to return to a safe haven in pakistan. >> that was leon panetta making surprise words in a surprise visit to afghanistan. he says the obama administration is very frustrated with the pakistan government accusing it of harboring terrorists while still accepting money from the united states. and back here at hole, police in palo alto investigating a fatal shooting. the shot-spotter system led them to gloria way about 11:45

last night. we're there live with the very latest on that investigation. >> reporter: well, police have now cleared the scene out here. they've been out since just before midnight as you said and we since started seeing some neighbors out and about. but nobody wants to comment on the shooting that left a 31- year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds here near this driveway. the investigators were out and say it was a very chaotic scene. a shot-spotter alerted them to about nine gunshots in this area. police say the victim was rushed to the hospital but he died of his injuries. his brother and other family members have been here throughout the morning. they were very upset and did not want to speak on camera. police say they had past dealings with tippens. >> he's actually a pretty good guy. very easy to talk to. somebody that -- somebody that -- friendly, you could say. >> reporter: and police don't know -- or at least they tell

us they don't know what prompted the shooting but they are still looking for a killer. we're hearing from the mother of the boy fatally shot in a shooting we first told you about yesterday morring. friends remembered 15-year-old derek gaines at the gas station where a south san francisco police officer shot and killed the boy tuesday night. police say gaines rain from the officer and then pulled a gun from his waistband leading the officer to shoot. >> the boy's mother has a different opinion why he was shot. >> i think it was the fact that derek was gab in south san francisco. he was a minority -- derek was black in south san francisco. he was a minority. >> the police disagree. the san mateo district attorney's office is investigating. new york police have searched the home of the man

accused of killing etan patz. a computer drive, and satches were seized yesterday at hernandez's new jersey home. hernandez told police he lured the child, choked him and dumped his body in the trash. his wife, though, claims the confession is a lie. she says hernandez suffers from mental illness. 8:46. and new this morning, the man who gunned down florida teenager trayvon martin will spend at least three more weeks in jail. george zimmerman surrendered to police last sunday. a new bond hearing has been set for june 29th. a judge revoked his $150,000 bail after prosecutors claimed that zimmerman lied when he said he couldn't come up with that money. a prosecutor said zimmerman raised the money in a website set up for his defense. zimmerman said he killed trayvon martin last february in self-defense. some local lawmakers are

holding -- bays could soon have a role in the boy scouts to accept gays. the scouts are more than a century old. this process could take a year. the scouts have a long-standing policy of excluding gays and atheists. the fbi is releasing information about leaks from the obama administration.

there have been leaks president obama ordering cyber attacks to slow the nuclear program from iran. senator mccain is accusing the white house of purposely leaking this information to portray president obama as a hero. the white house angrily denies that and says it wants to find the source of the leaks as well. drug cartels are using a -- drug cartels are using a new method to smuggle police in. they are placing packages underneath random cars. unsuspecting drivers then transport the drugs across the border. u.s. immigration and custom enforcement say it's aware of the problem but there's little they can do. attorneys warn those drivers could end up facing criminal charges even if they are an innocent victim. 8:49. really strange site along san francisco's ocean beach. some very old tombstones right there, becoming visible because of the recent win.

one of the great markers from 1890 when pressby died at the age of 86. the remains were relocated to colma but not all of the tombstones made that trip. >> the golden gate was a cemetery were not where people were necessarily likely. so those people were most likely to have the stones moved down to the graves. >> many of the gravestones were used in a sea wall in ocean beach and there's never been any -- been any plans to remove them. we're still seeing the impacts of the japanese tsunami more than a year later. and in oregon, a 7-foot tall, 60-foot dock washed ashore on tuesday. it's debris from the tsunami that hit japan in march last year. a placard with japanese writing on it confirm where it came

from. oregon tested for radiation on the dock. they say none was found. "the herald "report that thieves stole 150 feet from benicia road. the theft happened on monday and tuesday. no arrests have been made. the mobile app 4 square is getting a new dimension. that app lets smartphone users tell others where they are. now they are tarting -- starting to use that same information and recommend restaurants, shops and bars. the new feature is expected to start service today. 8:51. well, rayly supermarket voters have authorized a strike. last night the contract for workers expired. however, talks continue. both sides meet tomorrow with the federal mediator. if the workers go on strike, it

would affect stores from napa all the way down to monterey. into and san francisco's first permanent food truck park. it's open for business. the street food park had its grand opening yesterday on 11th street. the park will be open seven days a week for both lunch and dinner. they are gonna rotate from week to week offering a variety of foods. >> you might have to go do some investigating. >> yes. it is 8:52. reducing overtime costs. what muni is doing to keep its budget in check and save almost $2 million. also we're watching the roads live for you. sal will be back with one more look at your morning commute. that's when we come back. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber?

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ramirez has an explanation. >> my son was buckled. i'm sorry for any misunderstandings there were. i love my kids. >> the gas tan, i was holding it. it was full and i didn't want it to spill. so i just set it in the car seat. i didn't strap or anything. >> ramirez has been cited for seat belt violations. she says her driving days are over and plans to sell her suv. 8:55. dozens of suspected of abalone poachers in sonoma county have been hit by citations. fish and game officers staged a surprise checkpoint yesterday on highway 1 north of jenner. warden seized 80 abalone and 38 people were cited. state law limits the catch to three a day and a maximum of 24 in a season. well, muni -- muni wants to reduce costs. they've hired 88 part-time workers to full time.

they say that should save $million in additional overtime. this year the overtime could cost about $60 million. let's check in one more time with sal and it's been a little busy out there, sal. >> it's been busy. people have been sending me tweets about how busy it is. just search for my name and send me the information. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that's backed up from the macarthur maze due to earlier problems because we are a -- dash due to earlier problems we're seeing some improvement -- we are -- due to earlier problems and we're seeing some improvement. this morning, westbound 237, some slow traffic getting into the valley. that's the slowest. now we've seen some of the other freeways improve. but mere it's gonna be slow getting in from the east bay. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. expect for some fog, the san mateo coast. it will be breezy.

trees, grasses continue to be very high. temperatures still a little bit below average. 60s, 70s. only a few low 80s. another cooldown takes us friday. transition day will take us saturday. looking at the ten-day outlook, very, very cool. unseasonably cool if that's correct. >> but that's good for fire danger. >> yes. always a silver lining. >> and helps with the water bill. >> another positive. >> all right, steve. thank you. that's our report this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> see you later.