>> reporter: a police investigation has shut down a club. a possible link between the man suspected of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar and

several cases involving children. and why some people have camped out in california and what they are so eager to buy. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2". >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, june 8th. we're following breaking news out of san francisco. right now, there is a water main break in the fisherman's wharf area and several hotels are affected. lorraine blanco is there talking to water officials who say the water could be off for at least six hours, lorraine? >> reporter: yeah, he says the block along mason will not have water. the water main break happened

at around 4:30 a.m. near the 7/11. it took about an hour to get the break under control. he thinks it's due to age. it was built in the 1900s. i have a man stayping at the sheridan -- staying at the sheridan. not quite the best morning for you. he's from dallas. >> it's okay. we're enjoying visiting the city. we're taking it in stride. >> reporter: what happened? how did you find out about it? >> turned on the water, no water. >> reporter: right now you are gonna try to enjoy your day and spend some time outside? >> exactly. exactly. >> reporter: well, he's in good spirits but the people at the

san francisco p.u.c. have a long day ahead of them. they are awaiting for pg&e to come out here. again, several businesses on may -- on mason and jefferson have no power. it started 459:30 this morning and it could last until 4:30 -- at 4:30 this morning and could last until the afternoon. back to you. investigators are still at the scene of a deadly shooting at a karaoke bar near center streets. kara is there now. what's happening now. >> reporter: right now we're seeing quite a few officers up and down the crime scene. they've been here where the victim's body was. san jose police investigating after a shooting left one man

dead at a karaoke bar. earlier this morning, before sunrise, our camera was rolling as police had a man in handcuffs and then put him in the back of a patrol car. so far police are not answering the questions as to what the connection might be to this crime. what they are saying is that this is san jose's 18th homicide of the year. the 911 call came in at 2:30 this morning, again, at a shooting at a karaoke bar, the police tell the -- say the victim was 24 years opened. they are also telling us they don't have a motive for this murder. we've been waiting quite sometime for an update from san jose police. we've not gotten that yet but as soon as we do, we will bring that to you. back to you. >> thank you. 7:04. in january, police investigated another shooting at another

karaoke bar on west alma avenue. the injuries were not life- threatening. all three victims were driven by friends to the hospital. 7:04. well, supporters of proposition 29, the proposed cigarette tax believe they can still win. in the latest ballot count, the measure is losing by less than 53,000 vote -- there is an estimated 1 million ballots that still have not been counted. tattoo artists have until july 1st to enact the safe body art act. body art practitioners have to complete training on blood- borne pathogen exposures.

happening now, people in san francisco are camping out for a shoe. this isn't just any shoe. it's a new nike shoe. these are live pictures of the sheep store. people are waiting to the -- waiting for the shoes designed by kanye west. >> i see on ebay, they are $80,000. not that much but probably -- probably like $5,000, at least. >> reporter: the shoes go on sale tomorrow morning at 9:00. they retail for $245. only about 3,000 to 5,000 shoes are expected to be distributed. those are some very die-hard determined people. >> sal is camped out right over there. knows all about the commute.

>> let's go out and look at the commute now. your million-dollar commute, well, it looks pretty good here on highway 4. it is a little bit slow in antioch. but it's not all that bad as you come over the hill to concord. 's a lile bit lightered a experienced commuters know. just a little bit of friday light. let's take a look at the bay bridge. you can see it's backed up here. it's about a five-minute wait. if you are driving in hayward, southbound traffic looks good. and then northbound 101 is the own -- is the only traffic we have on the commute. northbound 101, looks pretty good with no major problems. let's go to steve. >> well, a little bit of pog around here. when i came -- fog around here. when i came in, there was not

much. the breeze seems to be a little bit of an issue. it will be sunny. it will be nice. temperatures like yesterday, very fast jet stream. i mean for this time of year, that's cooking. you usually don't see anything like that. that's because of the system up in the pacific northwest and that's -- it's on its way. it will be wawarming up. today is the transition day or very low 80s. the coast, mostly clear. the pollen count doesn't help, not in the least. continues to be high. it's been trees and grasses. olive, juniper and cedar. low 50s to mid-60s. a couple of days ago we were talking billion upper 30s. that's not the case. temperatures are running much, much warmer here. but the breeze has picked up, around 15, 5 miles per hour. west 6 at livermore, west

southwest at sfo. west-southwest at fairfield. it will be breezy even though it's spinning, it's moving. and then high pressure is coming in. that will be with us for the weekend. saturday will be breezy. sunny, nice to -- nice today to warm. but breezy to warm. temperatures today, 60s, 70s or very low 80s. can't really break through until that system up north moves out. it's on its way. 60s, 70s and very low 80s. i didn't really do too much. some of the forecast models were cooler today. i kept things about the same for many. 60s on the coast but it's sunny. after some -- after some patchy position. cooldown starts on tuesday. in overnight tuesday, not some amazing video of a high- speed chase all over contra

costa. you are seeing sparks flying from the wheels of a stolen pickup truck. the hour-long chase began on pittsburg and ended on 680 into -- 6 0 near alamo -- 680 near alamo. police say the suspect was driving the wrong way and going about 90 miles an hour. eventually, the suspect got out. no word on what prompted the chase to re-- to begin with. last night there were reports of a garage fire on yorkshire drive. that's when they found 500 marijuana plants and the growing equipment. police are trying to figure out who is responsible. and in antioch, two groups were arguing on sycamore drive about 8:00 when shots rang out.

a stray bullet hit a 34-year- old woman in the bay. a police area dab -- area searched the area for suspects. but no one was hurted. into he are -- they are saying at least one suicide every day and they want to know what's causing the troubling rise in american soldiers. >> they are supposed to keep muni safe. so why are identifiers -- riders so critical in. and an unusual admission today as roger clemens' wife testifies at his steroids trial.

newschopper2 looking for an overturned vehicle in san jose, patrolling the city streets. we'll let you know more about what's going on -- straight ahead. 7:13. a summit on syria this morning

in washington, d.c. the u.n.'s top peace negotiators is real now meeting with secretary of state -- right now meeting with secretary of state hillary clinton. this follows yet another massacre that occurred in syria. >> reporter: that meeting began a few minutes ago. there's increasing pressure on the u.s. to do something to stop this quick growing violence which surfaced again in syria. more battles between government troops and rebels. just two days ago, a massacre killed 80 people, women and children included. as he entered his meeting with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton, kofi annan said other countries must adopt a peace plan. >> i'm very honored to receive the issues involved by hillary

clinton about how we can put additional pressure to get a plan in place. >> reporter: this is the white house press briefing woman. in a few minutes, president obama expected to take that microphone. violence increasing so much in the last 24 hours, united states peace monitors. live in washington, d.c., scott macfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:15. a few pentagon report shows an abarming -- an alarming increase in suicides along u.s. soldiers. this year troops were francking nearly one a day. the reasons are not color but experts say man in the military believe that seeking men for depression is per received as a sign of weakness. several branches of the military have launched programs with a mental health official

anonymously. george bush senior now walks with a walker. he used to skydive every year on his birthday. jed bush says even though his father needs the assist tap of a walker, he still remains mentally sharp. dianne feinstein speaking out about the number of leaks. senator skein fine is the fire of the -- is the chair of the senate intelligence economy. when people say they don't want to work with the united states because they can't trust us to keep a secret, that's serious. >> the concerns are relateed to exposing u.s. cyber attacks and also president obama's involvement in ordering drone attacks in pakistan. the army private accused giving hundreds of thats --

thousands of documents to wikileak -- wikileaks, well, he's due back in court this morning. he's charged with aiding the enemy by downloading classified documents to wikileaks while stationed in iraq. 7:16. a new type of surveillance camera will be keeping a close eye on muni riders. the cameras will include computer software that analyzes umbrage the -- images from the cameras. the texas company that makes the software says humans can lose their focus after watching a wasn't screen after watching it. >> it just makes me think -- >> big brother is watching or someone is looking over my shoulder. i can do that fine by myself.

>> more than 400 cameras will be set up. not in trains. they have a different system in place for to aria gosh gash -- for that area. debbie clemens will testify in the roger clemens trial and

will testify that testify her husband never injected hue -- steroids. 7:19. the student radio station kusf is now only available online. a multi-million dollar sale of the san francisco station went through yesterday and was bought by the nonprofit classical public radio network. university of san francisco students helped protest. they were angry their station was up for sale. ♪ >> a follower member of -- a

former member of fleetwood mac is dead. bob welsh committed suicide. he had been dealing with an undisclosed medical condition. he was a member of fleetwood mac from 1971 to 1974. scientists say the word is heading -- the world is heading for a tipping point. any say population growth, environmental destruction and climate change could change the -- could change the change of the earth forever. all right. well, speaking of weather, let's -- we'll be checking in with steve in just a moment, sunny skies are ahead. some parts of the prayer, it could soar today. and hackers hit another

website. this time music lovers, you are at risk for having information stolen.

linked in says 6.5 million passwords from account holders were stolen aened -- and then

posted online. linked in is not saying how the hacker got access to the password and they are working with the fbi to determine who did it or what other information may well have been stolen. we want to check in with sal. a couple of serious crashes. >> that's rightle we have an accident near hellyer avenue. this car has completely flipped over and took down a light standard there on hellyer road near the golf course here. you will see the police there investigating. i assume just by looking at this wreck that someone was injured in the crash. the police have the silver creek roadblocked off near hellyer. not causing a huge traffic jam. just give yourself some exthat

time. this is the westbound bay bridge. and the morning commute on the peninsula, monday 101, northbound 280 -- northbound 101, monday 280 looking good -- northbound 101, northbound 280, looking good. let's go to steve. it will be breezy today. we are starting off with just a few patches of fog, although it seems to be filling in on the coast the last time i looked. so 48 to 58. mostly clear. sunny, breezy, temperatures very close to yesterday's readings as well. but everything points to warmer weather as the system finally in the north moves. it's been keeping us really warm. 50s for temperatures. not as cool. you can see the low spinning. that's pretty impressive. but for us we're on the

southern edge of it. sunny to mostly sunny, warm, after some patchy low clouds. 60s, 70s or upper 70s or very, very low 80s. it does look warmer. it does look warmer especially sunday and monday. a cooldown starts on tuesday. i know next weekend is very important. father's day weekend, it looks unbelievably cool and breezy. 7:56789 -- 7:25. a new affordable housing program for the city of oakland. how foreclosed could soon become a new home for some low- income residents. is there a connection between an accused murderer and a string of "child annoyances from a year ago here in gill ray." we'll talk to neighbors -- coming up. new developments in the case of a teenager who hit and killed a father and daughter in concord two months ago.

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walker. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at this sketch. this sketch was done a year ago. now look at that sketch next to a booking photo of the man charged with the kidnapping and murder of morgan hill teen, sierra lamar. the sketch bears a resemblance to antolin garcia-torres' mugshot. the area where the child annoyance is near a school. over the course of a week, three girls an one boy were approached by the suspect. neighbors are concerned now and they were then about the possible connection. >> that is scary, to know that he's been lurking around for -- for good knows how long, i mean, a year. that's only something that they can verify. but how long before that?

>> reporter: now, we need to point out that gilroy police have not named antolin garcia- torres as a suspect in those child annoyances from last year. they've only said that they have identified a suspect. we've put in a call to police and hope to hear back from them this morning. in the meantime, garcia-torres' next court date is july 1st. he will have another attorney representing him. his first attorney stepped down due to a condition flick of of -- conflict of interest. two months ago, a teenager lost control of his cadillac escalade on treat boulevard in concord, crashing into a family riding their bikes. a man and his 9-year-old daughter were killed. the family attorney wants the driver charged as an adult.

>> you get behind a 2,000-pound vehicle and you do something like this that can cause loss of life as it did in this situation, you are responsible for that. >> the decision now rests with the district attorney's office about whether to file charges. details of what was found in the two-month investigation are not being revealed. but police say in order to recommend a vehicular manslaughter charge they had to find some degree of recklessness. wednesday afternoon jean smith was on her daily walk 0 in a marked crosswalk on arlington and brewster drive. police say jean smith was hit.

the driver could not stop in time. neighbors say it's a dangerous intersection. >> i don't really try to cross that because i use a stroller. the cars come by quickly i think because they are not expecting anybody. >> smith had taken walks in this neighborhood for the past 62 years. today in oakland, a $21 million program starts to buy foreclosed homes in low income neighborhoods and convert them into affordable rental houses. the first 20 foreclosed homes will be purchased this summer. 80 more homes will be purchased next summer. it's the result of a partnership between way point real estate group and enterprise community partners. the current homeowner facing foreclosure, they will have a chance to stay in their houses and went them out with the possibility of repurchasing them later. and two bay area men are

accused of rigging auctions of foreclosed houses. coming up for you at 7:45, what the men have already admitted doing and the others involved in the fraud. 7:33. a big milestone for mitt romney. his campaign raised more money last month than president obama's reelection campaign. jamie dupree is joining us live from washington, d.c. this is a first for romney but i imagine it won't be the last. >> reporter: yeah, that's what everyone is wondering. if this is just a one-month blip. there is a lot of thought that the advantage, financially, would be with the obama/biden campaign, while the republicans would get a lot of extra money from those outside groups, the so-called super hpacs we've heard a lot -- super-pacs that

we've heard a lot about. mitt romney got $76 million, almost $17 more than obama. and if this goes on until june, that could be -- goes on in june, that could be a game changer. we'll see what happens. >> you mentioned the super- pacs. that's after the supreme court's rather controversial ruling. so this could be the most expensive campaign in history. >> reporter: there will be a lot of people who will say that there's too much money in this case. but you know what? that's what the ground rules are right now, tori. >> there won't be a lot of spending here in california, as the state is not up for grabs.

>> reporter: it might be more in the congressional races but you never know we've seen a lot of money mored into -- poured into states by the single issue groups. you never know. president obama is about to speak in the white house briefing room. we'll see -- we'll see that coming up. >> and we'll be covering that press conference live. you can find a link to jamie did you pre's blog at ktvu.com -- dupree's blog at ktvu.com. parts of howard, fulsom, harrison and bryant streets are now 25 miles an hour. the speed limit used to be 30. in texas, transportation officials are testing part of a state highway. they want to eif they should raise the -- they want to see

if they should raise the speed limit between austin to san antonio, texas, to 85 miles an hour. if they raise it, it will be the highest posted speed limit in america. >> 85! wow. my car starts to shake -- not that i've ever done that. let's check in with sal. hopefully people are sticking to the 65 mile-an-hour speed limit its. >> not my car. [ laughter ] >> i didn't hear that. >> no. i drive the speed limit. i don't want to get a ticket. you should drive it, too. i don't think people are driving the speed limit. i am keeping an eye, so if the president speaks you might have to cut this short. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's moderately heavy as you come up to the pay gates. no major problems. we're's looking pretty good.

looking at the peninsula, 10 -- 101 and 280 are looking good. i want to take a look at livermore. westbound 580 near airway, there is an accident on the shoulder. but it's a little lighter than unusual. let's go to steve. sal? >> yes. >> my car purrs at 85. [ laughter ] we do have some clouds. this is courtesy of the jet stream. for june, that's fast. mid-50s on the temperatures the last couple of days. i'm talking about 40s, low, mid. we're out of the gate. a lot of sunshine. dollars's still a westerly breeze for most. i mean, sfo, oakland, just some

patchy low clouds on the san mateo coast. right there. pretty strong low. dropping in right off seattle and portland. that's moving, though, so today, hard-pressed to warm up. but everything behind that is high pressure and that's going to move over us. today, sunny, mild to warm but breezy to windy at times. san pablo bay out to the delta. not much of a difference on the temperatures today. i might be little on the high side. you are getting that time of year where you get the sun and it's tough not to get in the upper 70s and lower 80s. patchy fog at best, saturday and then sunshine and warmer temperatures. really crank it up. cooldown starts again on tuesday. speaking of strange weather. a tornado touched down in wyoming yesterday. at least one person was hurt. halt the size of golf balls --

hail the size of golf balls hit. the horse i'll have another, his jockey may never have had a chance to make history if it weren't for the problems at golden gate field. last fall there was no space in the stall so they went to santa anita to race. that's where the jockey met the owner of the "i'll have another." and trite now we want to take you live to the white house. president obama is scheduled to begin a press briefing there at the white house. >> that's why we have to keep on pressing with actions that interest -- that strengthen the economy. right now, europe is the concern. obviously, this matters to us because europe is our largest economic trading partner.

if there's less demand for our products in places like paris or madrid, it could -- could mean less business for manufacturers in pittsburg or -- in pug or milwaukee. these decisions are in the hands of the fundamental leaders. i've been in frequent contact with them over the past several weeks. we know there are specific steps they can take right now to prevent the situation there from getting worse. in the short term. they have to stabilize their financial system. part of -- part of that is tacking action to inject capital into the weak binks. le getting there is gonna -- getting there is gotta -- the weakness. getting there is gonna take

some time. with respect to greece, which has elections next weekend, we've said that it's in everybody's interest for greece to remain in the eurozone. we recognize the sacrifices that the great people have made and european leaders understand the need to provide support if the greek people choose to remain in the eurozone. but the greek people also need to recognize that their hard ships will likely be worse if they use to exit from the eurozone. over the locker term, even as -- they also have to promote economic growth. as some countries have discovered, it's a lot harder to rein in things if your economy is not growing. and leaders like angela merkel

and others are working to put in place a growth agenda alongside responsible, fiscal plans. the bottom line the solution is hard. the dee sigses are tough but europe has the capacity to make them. and -- the decisions are tough but europe has the capacity to make them and their success is good for us. the sooner they act, the more concrete the actions and then the consumers will gain confidence in the markets. in the meantime, given the -- i goen the signs of weakness in the world economy not own -- not only in europe. it's critical we take the actions we can to strengthen the economy right now. last september, i sent congress a detailed jobs plan.

it had broad support. if congress passed on track, we would be on track to have a million more working this year. the unemployment would be lower. our economy -- tash our economy would be stronger. they did act on the tax bill which is putting more money in americans' paychecks. i appreciate that. but they left move of it safety jetting there. and with the head winds, i urge them to recore because there's steps we can take right now to put people back to work. they are not just my ideas. they are not just democratic ideas. they are idea believed would make a real difference in our economy. >> keep in mind that the private sector has been hiring

at a solid pace the past pew months. one of the weakest has -- has been those in the service aria. giving help to the states so that the layoffs are not occurring. we have more than 100 million construction workers out of work. we have a lot of keeped maintenance in this country. she could be be ping a lot of people back to work, repairing our -- there's work to do it. let's do it now. the housing imagine is stabbizing but there are still millions of homeowners would have done everything root and

still struggle to make machines mo. so let's pass a film that gives them an average of $3,000 a year by reifing their mortgaged a take advantage of that low rates. instead of talking a good dal -- a good game, congress should give to who create the lowest tax way -- -- those have gotten non-- dash that's no commute for passing these guys. we know they can work. if congresses it side -- tee sides all of this that they should explain to the people. there's yona be plenty of time to tee bait our flans for the

now chasm. root now poach in this town are focusing on everything that we can. and that requires action on part of -- on the part of congress. so i would urge them to take a -- to take a look at this. with that i'ming if to take a few questions. i'm go -- he's with tarr jones. she's going to go and get another job. we're very -- we're very proud of her. >> do you think european leaders have a handle on the steps to take? and you talked about a number of ideas to shield the american economy. do you plan to give a speech or lay out additional idea?

>> well, first of all, the situation in europe is not simply a debt crisis. you've got some stunts like greece that genuinely have spent more than they are bringing in and they have problems. there are other countries that are running a surplus and had fairly responsibility nis cal policies. but add weeknesss with westbound to what's happened here and that's weakened their financial system. there are a lunch of other items going on in europe. it's not truly a -- the markets are getting nervous have stated making it more expensive for it to borrow. wife's been in contact with european leaders over the past

two years -- >> you've been listening live to president obama in the brady press briefing room. the president addressed the state of the economy that continues to be a drag on the u.s. and europe is our largest economic trading partner. something he did emphasize is that in order to shore up the u.s. economy. piece passing on congress to pass the pill that would put teachers and first responders back to work. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is currently up 1 after a three-day increase for wall street and the nasdaq is also up 11. s&p 1.5.

7:49. speaking of economy, the economics and other -- another airline fee son wait. it affects where you want to sit on the plane. our reporter renee marsh is in washington, d.c. to tell us what you soon will be charged for. >> reporter: good morning, dave. i don't know if you are a window seat man or an aisle man. but if you are either one of those expect to take a little bit more if you are taking the airlines that we'll talk about shortly. airlines want to charge more for some seats. delta says some seats were more

reliable than others. and they are trying this overseas as well. >> all right. renee marsh. thank you. five family member have died after a small plane crash and now police are searching for the body of a 6th. the plane crashed yesterday. >> a swapy area, and on board -- yesterday. a swampy area and on board was a wife, a husband and their concern. the crash is being an investigated. two bay area men are accused of regularring the

auctions of fore closed houses. the two id -- identified as the suspects they are accused eventually agreeing to hold bid and cheating lenders and homeowners out of nare math -- fair market prices. eight minutes before 8:00. how dozens of prisoners including prisoners and the members of the taliban were able to escape from a jail in northern afghanistan. busted for trying to steal two bear cubs at a gas station in northern california. would you the would-be

individual says he got his hands on those cuffs. cuff -- cubs.

more than a dozen prisoners including criminals and members of the taliban, they just ep-- they just escaped from a jail in northern afghanistan. authorities say a bomb was set off one of the prison walls last night and dozens of prisoners escaped through the rubble. three were shot and killed pie the guards. many others -- by the guards. many others were company charred. they are still searching for 14 prisoners. the pentagon is ending its $2.6 billion program the one that gives surplus military gear to law enforcement. last year the military dave away almost $500 million in gear. a northern california man is being investigated for

allegedly trying to sell two bear cubs. they are just four months old. they were found by chris who said he shot the mother in self- defense. >> they are adorable. >> you can still they were a little say. >> didn't want to kill two little babies. >> reporter: california fish and game, found out. he said he was ordered to -- >> he said he was ordered to kill the cubs.

traffic this morning in castro valley is a little slow. also in livermore. let's go to steve. except for some patchy low clouds. breezy. port chicago -- not as bad at the surface. it's sunny, it will be nice. some low clouds around but high pressure is trying to build in. concord is already 60 degrees. sunday looks much better for the high country. sunday, mild, to warm. 60s 70s or very, very low 80s. temperatures will begin to rebound on the weekend. looks like a pretty big $down

-- pretty good cooldown starts. >> okay. thank you. a missing paint. who the house belongs to and what else was taken this country was built by working people.

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welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. there's been a serious water main break. it's right in the washer -- fisherman aware of area. it may not -- fisherman's wharf area. it may not be fixed for hours. lorraine blanco is there with more. how's it going? >> reporter: well, we just talked to the p.u.c. manager a few minutes ago. they are trying to figure out which businesses are affected. we know the radisson over there on beach and mason have been

without water since early this morning. you can see the break is under control. they are cleaning up a sediment that came out of the ground when that water main exploded. one little girl told us it looks like a beach out here. the san francisco p.u.c. thinks the break could be due to age -- and it may be 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. before the water is flowing again. >> we have to dig down to the pretty serious break. the maintenance worker indicated it's probably a split which means it could affect several feet of the pipeline. so it will be, it will be well excavated. it's an old pipe. the water line break is including a dozen businesses.

there may be another six or seven hours before water is fully restored. right now the p.u.c. is extremely worried about the hotels in the area like the radisson and sheridan. we did talk to one little boy staying at the sheridan and he said it's a good day because he doesn't have to take a shower or brush his teeth this morning. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i'm sure a lot of the kids are celebrating that one. 8:026789 now to the developing news in the south bay. gave erupted overnight at a san jose carry -- gunfire erupted at a san jose karaoke bar overnight. here's more. >> reporter: the spokesman tells me this is a classic example of what can what happen when you mix too much alcohol with guns. this happened at the happy hoke

bar. this happened about a half a mile from the bar. police say there were so many people here. san jose police have been investigating since the 911 call came in about 2:30 this morning. the victim is 25 years old. he was shot and killed, investigators say. investigators have not released his name so farle and they don't have a most -- so far. and they don't have a motive. they are looking at whether this could be gang-lighted -- gang-receipt lated. >> we found one shooting victim, a 25-year-old south bay

resident. he was pronounced dead on the scene about 25 minutes after the officers got there. >> reporter: we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. this is the 18th homicide of the year. back to you. 8:04. a painting by picasso is missing from a mansion in novato owned by a ukrainian prime minister. the police were called there back on may 27th because a group of teenagers were drinking there. after the party, a care-taker at the mansion said the painting worth about $30,000 was missing. about $5 hurricane in candlesticks, leather cats and

laptop commuters have -- computers have been missing. testimony resumes in the pretrial hearing in the bryan stow hearing. the purpose of the hearing is for the judge to decide if there's enough evidence for a full trial. on the stand was dorian sanchez, the sister of louie sanchez and the fiancee of the other defendant, marvin norwood. she said that bryan stow yelled at the fans that day and tensions escalated in the parking lot. she said the two men disappeared and came rushing back ordering her to quickly drive them away. >> no, not until i had seen blood on marvin's hands when we were exiting the stadium. another witness testified seeing stow's head hitting the pavement, knocking him unconscious.

we have complete coverage of this online at ktvu.com. the city of san francisco will not help pay the legal bills of suspended bill ross mirkarimi. now, mirkarimi reportedly argued he's entitled to legal help from the city as an elected official. but the city attorney disagreeses. mayor ed lee suspended him without pay. today, both sides will hand in a list of witnesses that they want the commission to subpoena. family members and friends of a teenager shot and killed by police in south san francisco are holding vigils at the gas station where he was shot. the family of 15-year-old derrick gaines also hired attorney john burris to investigate whether the shooting may have been racially

motivated. police say they shot in self- defense and the teenager pulled out a gun first. yesterday was the last day of classes and graduation practice is scheduled today. school administrators of heritage met last night to discuss suspending even more students after watching video. 50 students have been suspended and will not be allowed to walk during the graduation ceremony. >> i just don't think the crime fits the punishment that they can't walk. this is for the rest of their lives they will remember this. >> but the district superintendent says students participating in senior pranks are liable for damages and will not participate in commencement exercises. the future of california's economy could depend on how many people make it to

graduation day. yesterday, a group of business civic leaders say the state needs 2.3 million college degrees than it is likely to produce by 2025. they say the shortfall in college educated people could force companies to move to other states. 8:07. happening right now. people are lined up in san francisco just to buy a new pair of nike shoes. we're out there, too. these are live pictures. some of those folks have been camped out since monday. this is outside the chic store on market street. people are waiting to buy the nike air shoes. rapper cannia west de -- cannia west designed -- kanye west designed the shoe. >> i see on ebay they are $80,000. not that much but probably like $5,000 at least.

>> yikes. the shoes go on sale tomorrow morning. the shoes will retail for about $405. only about 3,000 to 5,000 pairs are expected to be distributed. >> the market of supply and demand. 8:08 let's check in with sal. is it friday night? >> -- friday light? >> it is. let's start off in the south bay. northbound 280 traffic is going to be moving pretty well. by now we have slow traffic. i would say this is friday light. but the morning commute is going to be a little bit slow on 101 if you are trying to get into the valley.

between wall knit creek and oakland there's -- walnut creek and oakland there's slow traffic. let's go to steve. the estuary? yes, yes. joe or kevin, which one of you -- there we go. beautiful day! nice there. should be beautiful sailing weather as well if you are heading out on the bay this weekend. the wind will pick up on saturday and calm down on sund. low 60s for some. mountain view is in there. concord, fairfield, yesterday we were not that warm. but the breeze is -- it's a fight between the two. even though it's sunny to mostly sunny. 50, 57 seems popular, oakland, san rafael and napa. northwest or westerly breeze. it's still breezy and blustery.

the low right there is moving in. temperatures will start to warm up. breezy at times or windy. there's about 20 to 35 mile-an- hour winds. some of the higher elevations. patchy clouds will give way. 60s and 70s. it will be painted on the coast. 60s 7s, very low 80s. some -- 70s, very low 80s. some of the forecast models are running higher than the projections. not much of a difference between yesterday and today. san jose, 75. 82 gilroy. 71 fremont. they said they were only 68 yesterday. i found out that hard to believe. that is san mateo. san bruno, 67. menlo park, 74. half moon bay, 64. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. fog will be wiping out pretty fast and then it will be sunny

and warm, especially going into sunday and monday. a little cooldown starts on tuesday. 8:11. remember the former golden state warriors stars who was accused of sending inappropriate text messages. there is a new development in the lawsuit against monta ellis. politicians behaving badly where there was hitting. the country where this took place and what's behind it. and the newest "american idol" in the operating room. why phillip phillips had six and a half hours of surgery. @

president obama just wrapped up the press briefing we showed you live a little billert -- a little bit earlier. the president made another pitch to viewers nationwide on behalf of what the white house calls its jobs plan. scott? >> reporter: and he made several references, president obama saying the u.s. economy will certainly be impacted if the european economy continues to fail. >> even if we weren't directly hit in the sense that our financial system still stays solid. if europe goes into a recession, that means we're selling fewer goods, fewer services and that is gonna have some impact on the pace of our recovery. >> the president making another call for that u.s. jobs bill. the bill that provides money for new roads, new buildings, new bridges to help the

battered construction and he wants local aid to rehire teachers and police, too. tens of thousands of people have lost their jobs in the last three years. this sets up another stalemate between the president and congressional republicans who say they've already approved their jobs bill. the democrats refused to budge on them. more on europe, mr. obama saying there are hard, tough solutions and that the sooner europe acts. the easier the cleanup will be down the road. live in washington, scott macfarland, -- scott macfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. right now, kofi annan is meeting with hillary clinton regarding the mass killing in syria. we're hearing that rebel are in the city of homss shelling a

neighborhood -- homicide shelling a neighborhood there -- whom the stare. -- homs. a male politician from the far right got angry with two female lawmakers there. first he threw a glass of water at one of the women and then he -- you see what i'm seeing. he slapped her when the woman waved a newspaper at him and told him to leave the set. the show -- after this was on the air, the show quickly went to a commercial. 8:17. a settlement has been reached in the lawsuit filed against monta ellis. former team communeny relations director erica smith filed a lawsuit saying that -- communeny relations director erica smith filed a lawsuit

saying that ellis sent her a text of his private parties. phillip phillips from "american idol" is recovering from kidney surgery today. sources say the surgery went well. eight people who were involved in a four-kidney transplant may have findly met face to face. the -- finally met face to face. all of them had spouses or friends who were willing to donate. but the spouses believe they weren't good matches. so the dopers offered their kidneys in exchange for a better match. this is made possible because of a special software designed by another kidney recipient.

doctors have options and there are possibilities for a lot of people right now. >> now, david jacobs soft say says it's vital to get a much because the risk of dying while on dialysis can be as high as 20%. fallout from the earthquake and tsunami are being felt on the earthquake. a 60-foot dock from japan walked ashore in oregon. while there's no radiation detected, there's species from that country. >> we would have thought they would have died without any food sources. usually these are near-shore

species. >> oregon wildlife and fish organizes removed the -- removed the dock and the parks department will decide what to do with it in the next day or so. this is hawaii. it shows the size of the tsunami debris feld -- field t will drift to hawaii and then along the pacific coast. california has issued guide lines for volunteers helping to pick up the debris. 8:20. it has not happened in more than 30 years, the race horse has a chance to win the triple crown. we'll take you live to new york. they are getting ready for the belmont stakes. and we'll take you outside our win dope.

it's warming up. steve will have your forecast -- window. it's warming up. steve will have your forecast. it's warping up. warp -- it's warming up.

we're looking for warmer weather. all signs point to that happening on the weekend.

tomorrow in new york, "i'll have another" has the opportunity to become the first triple crown winner in more than decades. our reporter is live out there in new york. the first question i have is the weather. but it looks okay today. >> reporter: it's absolutely gorgeous. 100,000 people are expected to come out here tomorrow, and this is about 6,000 more than 2008. but gutierrez despite ending a drought of 34 years and becoming a winner, he says he still hears people on the track snickering says he doesn't deserve to be on that horse. the trainer of the horse stand

behind this jockey. he's not even in the top 15 jockeys at his home in sacramento. gutierrez won the kentucky derby and the preakness vying for what has not been done since "affirm" took the title in 1976. now, $9 million is expected to be bumped into the economy in new york. tickets that normally go for $10 to $20 we're seeing online tailors with tickets going for some 2800. >> thank you very much. >> very strong rumors that "i'll have another" may not run. supposedly there is a 1:00 press conference. i tonight if he -- not sure if that is true or the -- not sure if that is true or not.

hey, sal, how is the commute holing up? glit it's doing well so far. you can see traffic backed up at the bay bridge for a little bit of a wait. let's take a look at oakland. northbound and southbound 880. that traffic looks nice. no major problems. we mentioned walnut creek. concord. i want to show you 80 westbound. has not been bad heading on down to berkeley. -- berkeley. let's go to the desk. 8:26. new details about oakland police activity overnight. what reportedly was found in a vacant house. also -- a trail of sparks acontra costa county, dramatic

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they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. good morning. 8:28. is it a possible link or just a strong resemblance. there is a police sketch of a man wanted in gilroy regarding several child-luring cases and a lot of people are asking if the suspect in the sierra lamar case may be involved. noelle walker just talked to a mother who said her child was approached. what did she say? >> reporter: we talked to her within the hour and she told me that the suspect approached her daughter last summer in their neighborhood and the suspect in the sierra lamar case, antolin garcia-torres, are not the same man. she does not believe that

antolin garcia-torres is the man who approached her daughter last summer. we'll show you the sketches -- sketches coming up. late july and early august, someone tried to lure children into his car in a neighborhood that's near a school in gilroy, according to the gilroy press. here's the sketch done a year ago. take a look at that. here is the booking photo of the suspect in the sierra lamar case. you can see the resemblance. now, the patch is reporting that police are reviewing investigations to see if antolin garcia-torres was involved -- but they will only say that -- >> that my wife was home that day. so that made me feel better. but knowing that there is a

predator -- in society we know that people are disturbed sometimes. >> again, gilroy place are saying only that they've added -- identified a suspect in the case from last year. they've not named garcia- torres. in the meantimege the search for sierra lamar continues. her family has hope still that she will be found alive. they are planning another search for storm -- tomorrow. they are planning another search on wednesday and they do these biweekly searches. garcia-torres is due in court at the end of july, july 31st. that's a postponed court date for him because his public defender bowed out of the case for unspecified, conflict of interest. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. some wild video to show you. a high-speed chase overnight in contra costa county. look at this. sparks were flying from the stolen pickup truck after it ran over a police spike strip.

that hour long chase started in pittsburg pittsburg ended on 680 near alamo. authorities say the suspect at one point was going 90 miles an hour, the wrong way, on highway 4. the suspect got out of the truck and then surrendered. the chase started when the suspect allegedly ignored a police order to pull over. we have new information now on a marijuana grow operation we first told you about at 4:30. we talked to police about an hour ago. they told us that firefighters responded at a house on yorkshire drive and antiong last night. that's when they found 500 marijuana plants. the house was vacant. police are now trying to figure out who is responsible. and in antioch an innocent bystander was caught in the crossfire of a gun battle. police say two groups were arguing on sycamore and mandarin. a stray bullet hit a 31-year- old woman in the leg but she's

expected to be okay. a police search was out searching the area for suspects but no sar -- but so farm no arrests have been made. support -- supporters of the cigarette tax believe they can still win. the difference was 63,000 on election night. now 53,000. the initiative would impose an extra dollar per pack on cigarettes to help fund cancer research. there are still about $1 million ballots left to count. tattoo artists have until july 1st to complete safety training. tattoo artists must complete safety training in order to complete registration. they also have to show proof they've been vaccinated against hepatitis b. >> a proposed lie prairie initiative in san jose to keep those libraries up and running

may not make it onto the november ballot. the news reports the city clerk told measure supporters the wrong number of signatures they would have to collect. the group thought they had to collect 19,000 qualified names. but it turns out they have to collect more than 57 signatures and they only have one week to do it. the city has apologized. however, supporters call it "extremely egregious and negligent, a mistake that could undermine their effort." the palo alto fire department may undergo major changes. the city is reporting they want to become more efficient with their resources. there are more medical calls than fire calls and they plan to expand the ambulance service while potentially reducing the number of firefighters. 8:36. new information coming out of

the roger clemens' perjury trial. his wife took the stand and said that she received an injection from her husband's then-coach. she added that she's not aflamed of -- ashamed of take the injection but is embarrassed because of the way it has been portrayed in the public. the "palo alto weekly" reports that perry was taken into custody by local police, homeland security around the fbi. federal agents had interaccepted an agent of 500 from -- 500 grams of steroids. a search of the home turned up vie doe win and per co set

pills. save mart has three bay area stores in antioching hayward an milpitas. there's no work scheduled yet but if the workers turn it down it may well lead to a strike. >> lace it just makes me think that someone is always watching or looking over my shoulder. i can do that pie myself. >> cameras will be set up by

b.a.r.t. 8:36. sal, we were mentioning earlier a place in texas may be thinking about 85 miles an hour. a place in san francisco kind of doing the opposite. >> that's right. we're lowering speed limits -- or "we." san francisco is lowering speed limits but we should watch out for it. we're gonna get a live picture on fulsom street. a new speed plymouth, fulsom, howard, in fact, some of these streets the south of mar -- marcum. it's pretty slow if you are not used to it. be aware of your pede and you w >> again, south of market. watch the speed limit signs it's changed. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. it'sbacked up to the middle of

the p.m. it's really not ban -- it's really not opinion a full back -- middle of the parking lot. it's really not that bad. let's go to steve. another system continues to ride up to the north. pacific northwest. that's allowing our temperatures to be really held in check. high pressure can build in as strong as -- as long as that strong system is up there. santa rosa is in there. fairfield, concord, livermore. still, a westerly or northwesterly breeze. nothing outrageous but it's there. our system once it moves into idaho, behind that, that's a big dome, it's a biggin' of

high pressure moving in. it's transtori but it will give us a -- transtori but it will -- transatory. but it will give us a warmup. this time of year, the days are very long. patchy fog on saturday. 80 to the interior near sunday and monday and the cooldown starts on tuesday. 8:39. a new pentagon report shows an alarming increase in suicide among american soldiers. suicides for active duty troops average nearly one a day. why? that's not clear. but experts say many in the military believe that getting help for depression or other mental illness. that's seen as a sign of weakness. several branches of the military have launched programs where troops can call about

this anonymous. former president bush uses a walker to get around these days. his son, jeb bush, says it's hard for him to slow down. he used to sky dive every five years on his birthday. within the past hour, president obama aned questions about the investigation into intelligence leaks. the president says that leaking being claimed is offensive for political gains. >> this has to stop. when people say they don't want to work with the united states because they can't trust us to keep a secret, that's serious. >> the concerns are related to recent news reports exposing

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a cutback on credit cards could seen more americans are getting wornry -- wornried about the economy. americans charged 3.4 million less. this comes as u.s -- at a times when u.s. households are safing more and spending less. crews are out there fixes -- are out there fixing a maker water main break. this is within a two-block radius. right now people in this town should be focused on doing everything we can to keep our recovery going and keeping our country strong. and that requires some action on the part of congress. >> that, of course, president obama speaking here at the white house, just about an hour

ago. once again, he urged congress to pass legislation that he proposed that he says would create jobs. and we're learning more about the man who was shot and killed at a san jose karaoke bar early had morning. it happened at the happy-oke bar on center road. kara is there and there's new information about the -- from the police. police say this happened just outside of the bar and that ised toward the whack of the -- back where police have this taped off. investigators say when they got back at 2:00 a.m., there was panic and chaos, at least one person started shooting. the -- investigators are saying it was a 25-year-old man what was shot and killed. investigators have not released his name. they are also looking into whether this could have been

gang-related. >> mixing alcohol and firearms together. verbal alter craigs escalate to physical altercations and somebody pulls out a gun and starts shooting. >> reporter: ure cameras was rolling as police had a man in handcuffs in the back of a patrol car. mr. is say they have strong leads in this case. ally they are -- and they are questioning folks right now and believe they could have an arrest. this >> police in could cord -- concord have recommended vehicular charges in a 17-year- old darr and you -- car and

daughter. >> the teenager -- in a 17 -- vehicular charges in a vehicle accident that killed a 17-year- old and her father. >> i hope they treat him as an adult because of what he did. there's two lives that have been taking, a father and a daughter. the district rests with the district attorney's office. the details of what was found during the 2-month investigation have not opinion released yesterday. but police say in order to rock the chalk, they have to have sound some degree -- some degree. jean smith was hit by a bike during her dally walk in ma tab dark in a marked crosswalk. the driver did not see ms.

smith until he was 100 feet away but by then it was too late to stopped it be tab stocked -- to be able to stop. >> the cars generally come by quickly. i don't use it because i use a stroller. the cars come by quickly. >> harris roo covered in the hospital. smith had been taking hill for weeks in the neighborhood -- for the last 62 years. >> the university's also requiring annual training. the new policy comes days of the child sex abuse child ofierry san tusk can. he's pleaded guilty to molesting ten days. opening statements for him are

set to even on monday. >> a man had a knife and you see there a cloth offer his -- over it. he got pay way. police are still looking for him. the alameda county district attorney decided not to file charges against eight out of be -- against him afterall.

last year this woman came back from summer camp. found out her apparents abanned her. so she moved from couch to -- >> i remember doing my homework by candlelight because i'm that determined to succeed. >> she's been admitted to harvard. now she's excited to soo how much she can accomplish -- now she's a, sitessed to see how much she -- now she's excited to see how much she can accomplish. and we'll have a look at the friday morning commute with sal -- next. e eye.

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you think managing a sales team is tough... try working with five different villages. after two months i was ready to quit, but after two years, i didn't want to leave. i didn't know i had it in me. turn two years of service into a lifetime of experience. to all theeace corps volunteers past, present, and future, thank you for your service to your country and the world. we want to check in with sal. things are doing okay. let's go to the bay bridge plaza and show you the traffic there is going to be -- it's going to be -- there is a delay but i don't think it's much of a tee lay at all especially if you are used to what we normally have. this morning, 880 northbound, we do have a little bit of a delay here. it's backed up past the hegenberger road turnoff. it gets better after the turn.

there is a crash up at 23rd that may be slowing traffic even though it's not blocking the lanes. the morning commute on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge looks good. let's go -- let's go to steve. it's breezy to windy. peggy said make it happen -- make it stop. it will be warmer as we go into the weekend and monday. 8:56. we still have an update on that developing story from san francisco. their is regarding the water main break. lorraine blanco is out there. what's happening? >> reporter: crews are drilling and more utility trucks just arrived on mason between beach and mason. the break sunday control. there is a lot of sediment on the street t came out when the

break happened at 4:00 a.m. the p.u.c. thinks it occurred in front of that 7/11. the crew will identify where the leak happened. it will take a few hours. the crews will have to cover the -- will have to cove the cracks and holes. >> we didn't know what happened. we just saw the mud and sand and gross stuff, had to walk over it. >> i thought it was weird. >> the street looked like a beach. >> the water main break affecting a dozen businesses including the radisson, the radisson and a subway. the p.u.c. is hoping to finish the work by 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. m the -- in the meantime, they say please be patient. there will be limited traffic allowed right here on mason.

reporting live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time the news breaks. be sure to join us for the news at noon and we'll have more information. thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. cçrrú