we are live in san jose war huge crack in the wall is not the only issue residents are dealing with this morning. we will tell you why an early morning crash is make some units unliveable. >> and we will have the latest on the investigation into a fire that shut down bart service for part of the day yesterday. >> plus why protesters dressed in caps and gowns have taken over president obama's campaign

office in oakland. >> plus, breaking news and that political battle over illegal immigration the obama administration has just made a major decision. mornings on 2 begins right now. >> complete bay area news coverage, starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> well good morning. welcome a to mornings on two. >> it's friday june 15th and tori has the day off. what a difference a day makes. this time yesterday, thousands of bart passengers scrambled to find a different mode of transportation. but this morning there you see it bart trains are arriving at each stop on time. commuters are glad there is not a repeat of thrs's nightmare in which -- there's thursday's nightmare in which they were without the ride to work. >> it's nice to see them working. it's interesting to cut into the on to the bridge from here so it was not too bad. but that fire was crazy.

>> just as a precaution engineers inspeted the tracks earlier before trains headed out. they wanted to make sure there were no ling ring effects from the -- lingering effects from the fire that shut down service across the transbay tube. 7:01. as for the investigation into cause of the fire, authorities still can't get a close look into that fire zone. that unfinished senior center was red tagged and ktvu carol is back and local and federal investigators want answers kara. >> reporter: they do and i can tell you here from the street it smells like fire and if you look around there's quite a bit of damage you can see again from the street and if you look over to the right quite a few security guards. barricades are surrounding the construction site as well as lot of fencing and we have seen more than a half a dozen security guards out here this morning.

investigators are looking for three people seen near the west oakland construction site moments before it eyeing night it. burned down a -- ignited. it burned down a senior apartment and damaged a thirdrail. it burned so hot and did so many damage the structure is not safe and that is delaying efforts by investigators both federal and local to get in there and see exactly how this fire began and whether arson is to blame. we are reaching out to those investigators this morning. we will let you know as soon as we have new details for now live in west oakland cara liu. q. new this morning a story we have been following since 4:30. an willy morning gas leak is cause problems at a san jose apartment complex and lorraine blanko joins us live with a look -- belongo joins us live -- blanko joins us -- balnco joins us live to see what's

going on. >> reporter: the huge crack in the wall needs to be fixed before pge can turn the gas line back on for four units. san jose fire tells us the van slammed into a handful of meters at the condo complex around 1:30 this morning. the crash caused a gas leak and pgn had to dig a huge hole in the ground to repair it. for hours people had to leave their homes and one person was taken to the hospital. >> there was a medical during the evacuation, but whether it was related to the gas or something else is unknown at this time. >> reporter: there are no other injuries. people from all but a few units returned to the homes. police are investigating the cause of the crash and the driver is okay. he got back in the van and drove away. so far no charges have been filed and the bad news again there's no estimate on when the four units have will have gas again. lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. a fire destroyed a vacant

home around 11 at 9 #th avenue. firefighters -- 98th avenue. firefighters broke into the home to fight the flames. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. time 7:04. a fight that happened outside a san francisco miewni car was caught -- muni car was caught on tape. being see a woman well this is a different story this is about we were talk about woman holding onto an f car on market street and an onlooker tried to pull her down and they were fighting and all this happened while people were waiting in line for the new nike air shoes that we told you about last week. and we will get back to that in a moment. in the meantime, a sacramento woman is facing child endangerment charges after police say she left her 6 week old baby inside a car in 90 degree heat. police say 31-year-old andrea pas-perdomo took her child to target store but locked the child in the car.

someone saw the baby and called the police. firefighters had to pry the car door open to get child out. the baby was rush to the hospital checked out and we are told is doing okay. palo alto police are investigating a unusual cyber attack. someone hacked into the website of a dental office and held the contents hostage for a 3,000 dollar ransom. the name of the office has not been released and police say no personal. the doctor did not give into the hackers demands and he hired a firm to reconstruct his data base. >> 7:06. let's get moving how's the toll plaza. >> reporter: holding up well. in case you haven't heard bart is running and the commute is going to be much bet than yesterday when we had someone called it carmageddon off our own for a meltdown there. were hag hash tags on twitter. let's look at bay bridge toll plaza backed up to about the middle of that parking lot.

that would be about a 5 to 7 minute delay. nothing more than that and getting into the city looks good. you can clearly see what a difference it makes when bart is running and the traffic is also a little bit lighter on fridays. interstate 880 looks pretty good in both directions. right near the coliseum north and southbound no traffic problems on the san mateo bridge. and we are looking at south bay where there's an earlier accident on northbound 101 on the approach to 880. that's cleared. but traffic is a little slow. 85 and 280 are doing very well. 7:07 let's go to steve. >> sunrise a few high clouds associated with a weak system. but behind that a north wind is coming in. and the fog is getting chewed up. temperatures today are on their way up. foholding on a little san mateo coast towards santa cruz santa cruz mountains but you can see the system the source of the clouds. behind that is a north wind. looks great at the u.s. open. i tweeted the fog is eroding

fastly and daily jity and -- city and carl the fog does not like that. he likes the fog. but it's disappearing fast. 60s and sunny and nice there. fire danger goes way up. north and east bay hills starting later today into saturday. so mainly higher elevations but we will get the north northeast wind meaning humidity is low and temperatures go up this time of year. days are long now. west southwest 16. not a north wind yet. up towards redding and red bluff and starting to move down the coast but nothing that picked up so far. 50s a cool morning but 58 in fairfield so they are out of the gate pretty fast here. and you can see the system there's low forming right there. as that does the high builds in and gives us the northeast win that fills it. higher pressure fills lower pressure with the breeze. 90s to the interior. maybe a few low 100s. 70s, 80s around the bay. 60s on the coast. patchy fog but it disappears sooner. breezy north wind and warmer

for almost everybody. highs in the 60s, 70s and 80s and coast and bay. and upper 80s low to mid 90s. pleasantton and danville concord close castro valley at 80. 89 morlingan hill. gill -- morgan hill. cupertino 85. 60s on the coast. a beautiful day once the fog gets out thereof. 60, 70s, san francisco. windy and warmer with the weekend in view. saturday is the main day maybe a little fog coming back on sunday for coast of the for -- coast and for everybody monday and tuesday. the spca searching for the owners of a dog rescued near big sur. the dog named billy. billy was found hiding under a bush down the side of a cliff. the spca rescued him by lowering down a staff member to get him and bring him back up. the vet who checked him out says billy was covered with ticks and his paws were injured probably from trying to climb up that cliff. he was down there for several

days. the spca says belly was wearing a black leather collar and has a red harness. your time is 7:09. a bay area teacher's trip around the world comes to an abrupt end. what crushed the whole in the sailboat and how the coast guard saved his life. the report card is in. the state gives schools a progress report. one bay area school district says it proves things are moving in the right direction. >> plus, colorado could use help fighting dangerous wild fires there. so why are air national guard fire tankers sitting on the tarmac? look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $209 a month. visit vwdealer.com today.

patchy fog otherwise sunny and warmer today and more of a northerly breeze kicking in this afternoon. that means temperatures going up fire danger goes up highs in the 60 rks 70s and 80s. low to mid 90s inland. >> we have breaking news.

7:12. coming in from washington dc a big announcement from the obama administration. ktvu scott mcfarland is live and will affect a million illegal imimrants. scott. >> reporter: that's rightch the president will address the nation in three hours. the administration will say it's going to stop deporting and start offering legal work permits to nearly a million young illegal immigrants. not citizenship but legal work status for the younger immigrants. it impacts as you mentioned about 800,000 people including those under the age of 30 but only those who entered the u.s. before they turned 16. this is long been a huge priority for latino advocates and activists in washington. and across the nation and across the world. several instances congress is considered making the changes as part of the so-called dream act. but that's been controversial and this case the white house would be making the changes as an end run around congress and

through some type executive action and executive order. we expect far more details from the homeland security secretary. she speaks in 15 minutes. and again president obama set to address the nation about the changes in three hours. much more when we rejoin you in few minutes live in washington scott mcfarlane. >> meantime, four undocument students spent last night in the president's oakland campaign headquarters. there they are. coming up for you the 57:30, why the protesters say the news you heard from the obama administration is not enough. well we have more breaking news out of dc this morning a few minutes ago we learned that a list of allegations against secret service agents and officers has now been released. this is a 229-peage report. it involves -- page report it involves claims with prostitutes and leak information and sexual assault from 2004. it's not clear how many accusations are confilled and

which ones are investigating but this report was released and we will look into that. wees have also have new -- we also have new information and rescue of a sailor with bay area ties. it happened this week off the coast of mexico. max young is a former antioch schoolteacher who spent past 12 years sailing around the world on that boat. but his trip came to an abrupt end about 900 miles from the final port when a whale smashed a hole in his boat. the u.s. coast guard came to his rescue off the coast. >> he saw some whales and he waswhale watching essentially noticed there were several and one reached the surface right at the stern of the boat and he lost his rutter and propeller and was take on water. >> well the u.s. coast guard supplied that video and the coast guard station in almeet media played a role in the rescue. a missing boat that sank during a storm found. the divers located the charter

boat this week during a series of dives. the boat capsized almost a year ago with 27 fishermen from northern california on board. one man died seven people stied missing and presumed -- still missing and presumed dead. they will have to decide whether to recomfort bodies or leave it as a re moral. large fear fighting air tankers are ready to fire the fires in the western u.s. but they are sitting on the tarmac because of government rules for aerial firefighting resources. the fire service is only allowed to ask for the planes when all private tanker planes are fighting fires or they are not available. president obama just signed a bill to add more tanker planes to the aerial firefighting fleet but they won't be ready to use for weeks if not month. one of the wild fires burning is in colorado. more evacuations have been ordered as the high park fire has burned more than 52,000 acres. more than 100 structures have

been destroyed and one person has been killed. more than a thousand firefighters are out there working but the fire is only 15% contained. in new mexico, the little bear wild fire this one burned almost 28,000 acres. more than 200 homes have been destroyed. this fire is 40% contained because in part thanks to higher humidity allowing the crews to make more progress. it's believed lightning started this fire more than a week ago. california school kids have been served millions of pounds of ground beef with pink slime. according to new numbers from the fda. pink slime is the nickname for a additive included in ground beef made from bits of meat left over mixed with aknown yeah. official say the meat is safe but california is one of states that opted out of accepting meat that includes pink slime. latest test scores show improvement among bay area

schools. the academic performance index was released and a composite of standardized test from last spring. more than 60% of santa clarea county schools met or exceeded the goals. san mateo had five schools. 73% of the san francisco public schools maintained or improved their rankings. the district is probably most happy that there are fewer poor performing schools. in 2010 there were 14 schoolsreceived the lowest possible ranking. there were only 9 last year. the number of oakland schools receiving the highest rating increased from 4 to 7. time 7:18. google investing in schools in its backyard. they are donating a million dollars to the mountainview school district. that matches the biggest donation in school district history. it came from google in april of last year. the money will be spent on helping teachers edent fie which students mastered a sought and which.

>> he -- identify which students mastered a subject and which needs help. facebook is taking legal action connected to the problems with last month's initial public offering. wall street journal says they will file a motion toconsolidate all the lawsuits against facebook. it's expect to place some of the blame for the problems on nasdaq. facebook and nasdaq have made no comments on the report. right now crews are fogging for mosquitoes in contracosta county to prevent the spread of the west nile virus. it will take place by highway 4 near discovery bay by the byron highway in byron. and it comes just a day after a second case of west nile was confirmed in contracosta county in a dead crow in walnut creek. there is an outbreak of grasshoppers in solano county. thousands of grasshoppers have been eating up plantsp so far they have not ruined -- plants. so far they have not ruined crops but backyard garden.

piewt people should put mets on their plants. grasshoppers don't live long so the problem will last a few weeks. i hope you like hot weather we could see the warmest weather of the year this weekend. looking live out the window. steve will tell us when and where we will get hot temperatures. >> lea a big jump in the bay area homeowners. >> reporter: good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well here. if you are driving in san francisco along northbound 101, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bayweather. do you see it ?

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the maker of children's products is recalling 36,000 strollers. there's a recall for cole craft's 3 and 4 wheel strollers there have been five reports of finger caught in a hinge used to adjust handle bars on the strollers. if enough pressure is applied, it can cut off a finger. the strollers were sold in

several color combination at toys r us, target and on amazon. the value of the average bay area home jumped to 400,000 dollars last month up 26% frommay of last year according to data quick. 8800 house and condos sold in the 9 bay areas county is the biggest number in six years. the news was good around the state home price jumped to a 23 month high. time 7:23. hopefully things are going well on the roads right now. sal, i am thinking good thoughts friday morning you know. >> reporter: yeah, not too bad. a couple things but certainly not anything like we had yesterday in that terrible commute. bart is running and in case you haven't heard you know that but i will tell you. bart is running on time at this time. let's go out and look at what we have with the highway 4 commute. there's a new crash westbound 4 at railroad avenue. no injuries. but it may slow traffic a little bit. if you are driving on the east shore freeway, from pinol to

richmond it looks good and berkeley has nice drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a little bit of a delay at toll plaza a10-minute wait backed up to the 880 overcrossing. 7:23. hello, steve. >> hi, sal. it's going to be a great day for golf out there at the u.s. open. >> it is. in fact fog is burning off. so, yesterday started off foggy and cold and ended up sunny and nice and it will be sunny and nice over there and for the much of the bay area. some fog hang on for the santa cruz coast and mountains. most is burning off fast. this weak sis testimonies comes -- system comes by. there's not much to support fog. olympic club looking good. 52 and 64 a sunny and if it's not sunny by 9 i would be surprised. there's a little fog. upper 60s and mid-60s. all signs point to the north wind. no fog by later this afternoon and tonight and tomorrow. 90s, 100s nice on the coast. 50s mid to upper 50s fairfield

is 58 so it won't take long to warm up. a low forming off southern california going down the coast. there in lies the south of the wind. so sunny and warmer. patch weighy fog but temperatures -- patchy fog but temperatures coming in 60, 70 and 90s. maybe a quick cool down by sunday night for the coast. and monday and tuesday for a bay and inland areas. it's 7:24 and a health care in the east bay. why a popular walnut creek restaurant is shut down. >> reporter: wee we are live where the undocumented students may be giving up the sit-in acampaign headquarters in the wake of the announcement regarding ilheel immigrants. >> also searching the home of a bay area judge. yes was arrested at a county courthouse.

good morning. sway -- as we look at bay bridge toll plaza the toll plaza is busy but certainly not like it was yesterday the bart is running again and it's a great option to get into san francisco. if you are going to the u.s. open it's good option to go to the station and get off there. a free shuttle is from the station to the olympic club for the u.s. open. 7:28. now back to the desk.

four undocumented students are continuing their protests at president obama's oakland campaign headquarters. that despite the news the obama administration will stop the deporting younger illegal immigrants. we have what the students are saying about the announcement tara. >> reporter: the obama administration make the announcement they will issue work permits for a million younger illegal immigrants. it's work permits applying to toes who have been here since they were children and have not broken the law. see the four students here. they are not allowed to open the doors. the campaign staffers chose not to kick them out but rather hire a private security company to oversee them. they also have not eaten since last night and they have pedialight and we asked what they thought of the announcement. >> sounds awesome. but we don't know yet. we have been lied to before. when he said something like the

prosecution -- he is not depouredding people of low priority case so we are not celebrating yet. we want to make sure we review everything and will read the executive order and everything else. >> reporter: so the demonstrators are waiting hereto hear from the attorneys. the one big fear is law- abiding. there's so many levels of criminal activity they don't think murderers should be be treated the same as someone who drives without a lines. the president will make the announcement at 10:15 this morning and since this is an election year, it's likely to draw criticism from republicans who say the president is merely trying to get more latino votes. live in oakland, tara moriarty. now an inpent panel has issued a scathing assessment of how police respond to a violent occupy protest last october. that story coming up at 7:45. time 7:30a sit-in planned this afternoon in oakland by

teachers, students and parents and supporters who want to reverse plans to close down five oakland elementary schools. here's video from march when ten people were arrested after a sit-in at the oakland school board meeting. protesters will be at lakeview elementary at one this afternoon demanding that the school district keep all of the schools opened. today's the last day of school for the oakland unified school district. a california pizza kitchen restaurant in walnut creek is closed indeaf fetly because of the noro virus. they were notified by two employees from the broadway plaza store. one of them claims several workers and customers have become ill. noro virus is a highly contagious virus transmitted through food or person to person contact. there's las noro virus warning about shellfish from south korea. the food and drug administration says all

oysters, clams, mussels and scallops have to be removed from shells. that's because of possible contamination with human waste and that virus. the fda says it's working with south korean authorities to fix that problem. a bay area superior court judge is accused of embezzling money from a elderly woman he said he was helping. paul seeman was arrested in oakland inside his chambers yesterday afternoon. investigators seized documents from his home. court filings show he obtained power of attorney for an elderly woman who lived near him and taken almost over all her financial affairs after her husband died. neighbors are quick to defend him. >> i find that almost impossible to believe. i can't believe that it would be true under any circumstances. >> reporter: seeman face 12 felony counts and held at the county jail and will appear in court for the first time as a suspect in the next few days. it's deadline day for state lawmakers. they need to get a budget to the governor today or face

losing pay. latisha is live at the state capital for us with a look at what is at stake. >> reporter: well good morning. they are expected to program across the board and lawmakers will have a balanced budget passed by the end of the day but they have lot of work because they have to pap pass $16 billion deficit as democrats disagree with the governor on the proposal to cut 2 million to welfare child care and pel grants. they have to pass a balanced budget by today or they will lose the pay for every day the state goes without one. democrats can pass a budget on the majority without republican votes. but republicans argue that it would be voting on a budget plan that they haven't read. >> how can you ask us to vote on something that we haven't had an opportunity to read? >> the bills are in print and in fact republicans got the bills the main budget bill about 24 hours ago. >> reporter: it's expect to be

a very long day for lawmakers. we will fine out by later today if they make this critical deadline. reporting live, leticia ordaz. >> thanks. well the santa clarea county board of supervisors is expected to approve a $4.1 billion budget today. it doesn't emphasis job or program cuts. it does include a 2.2 billion dollar general fund that helps pay for social services. a few hundred new positions will be added but others will be eliminated. time 7:34. san mateo county rental company receipt tax passed by a slim margin. measure t within by just 197 votes in last week's election. the measure impiece 2 1/2% tax on the revenue of rental car companies and unincorporated parts of san mateo company. county including san francisco international airport. round 2 of the u.s. open is

underway right now. michael thompson is the leader. he is 27 years old. shot a 4 under 66 at the olympic club yesterday. tiger woods one of several place tired 3 shots back. thompson says he had an advantage he arrived a week ago. >> i was fortunate enough i was able to come out on friday. so, i got to prepare on-site you know, and that was really big to be able to spend three full days with nobody out here chipping green putting green all to myself. >> knick what then is three backs -- whatney is three back. and double eagle from par 5, 17 hole just like that. u.s. open official say the first round was a sellout despite it took fans a little longer to get to the olympic club because of the shut down on bart. we knew about that. if you are going to the u.s. open today, remember, no parking is allowed. if you are driving, you can park for free at candlestick

park and a free shutel that will take you to the o-- shuttle that will take you to the oo olympic club. goal to the colma station and a free bus will take you from there to the event. you can take muni by riding the number 18 bus. we have been saying it but what a difference a day makes. things so much better today than yesterday. >> you were in the middle of it. >> yes. and it was a mess and sal, are you breathing a sigh of relief today. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of people were worried about it. i actually got text from friends last night wondering what the commute would be like today. and i am happy to say it's normal for a friday. couple slow downs out there. bay bridge toll plaza is slow. about a 10 minute delay and alittle more than that before making it on the bridge. but compared to yesterday people are saying i will take it. i will take it thank out bart is running normal -- thank you. bart is running normally. aid good way to get to the olympic -- it's a good way to get to the olympic club and ticket to the colma station.

let's look at 880 north and southbound that looks pretty good in front of the oakland coliseum. if you are driving on intersay the 80 west -- interstate 08 westbound slow traffic -- 08 westbound slow traffic here -- 80 westbound slow traffic here. let's go to steve. some of the fog is going right down the coast. and most of it is clear unless you are towards santa cruz and a few high clouds associated with little weak system that's washing out. but behind that, a north wind will kick in. so beautiful weather at the olympic club unless you like fog. 52, 64 and a high of 66 sunshine plenty today. well, north wind means fire dang they are time year goes up. -- danger this time year goes up. fire watch out gust maybe 40 to 50 miles per hour. humidity goes low and that equals a higher fire danger and the days are really long.  but this warmup doesn't look like it's going to last very long. it will today and tomorrow and on the coast start to come back

down for everyone. by monday the fog will be back. water temps are unbelievably cold. upper 40s so it won't take much to get the fog going. but today looks sunny for everybody. highs or can't temps are in the -- current temps are in the upper 50s for some. a little low forming off southern california. the high noses in and that gives us the offshore breeze. so mostly sunny here this morning unless parts of the santa cruz mountain and coast. but the fog will get chewed up. sunny and offshore wind kicks in and temperatures go up especially later tonight into tomorrow. so, patchy fog, sunny and warmer for almost everybody a breezy northerly direction on that wind. it's in the northern sacramento valley but not here yet. we will see 70s, 80s and 90s. and 100s hold off until tomorrow. 60s and 90s. with upper 80s and lower 90s in between. 70s around the bay. 70s, 80s and 90s from fremont 81. and then on the coast, 60s, 70s

in the city upper 60s. 81 woodside. 82 mountainview and windy and warmer weather for saturday. probably most of sunday inland but there could be patchy fog coming back sunday night and cool down monday and tuesday. listen to that. dozens of cars were damaged in dallas after get stuck on the freeway during a hail storm. back upwas -- backup was caused by other drivers who topped stopped to protect their car. traffic came to a halt leaving many drivers stuck out in the storm. >> you have dents on your vehicle? pull to the side. >> golf ball sized hail damaged the windshields of many trappeded -- strand cars and many were upset but said they probably would have done the same thing. tropical storm carlotta is gaining strength moving towards mexico and will make landfall later today and reach hurricane strength by the time it hits

the pacific coast of mexico. it could bring a foot of rain flash floods and mud slides. and footing the bill for the occupy farm protests. how much did it cost u.c. berkely and what they are trying to a do to get that money back. and disney california adventure got bigger. pam cook will show you carsland and what you can expect now the 5-year project is complete.

all right. there's a look at the big board. the doe is up almost 50 points. early gains this morning and a report major central banks are preparing coordinated action to help in the greek elects elects and this good news --

elections. coke cola will sell in mir mar for the first time in --mean mar for first time in 60 years. they will do business as soon as the government issues a lines. there are two other countries where coke doesn't do business. those are cuba and north korea. the video game industry is having a rough year. sales of games and consouls fell. it's a 6 month in a row the industry has seen sales fall. the company that makes cocoa puffs lucky charms is accused of trying to destroy marriage. general mills is criticized by the national os for marriage after the food maker oppose as proposed ban on same sex marriage in its home state of minnesota. same sex marriage opponents are boycotting starbucks for a similar stand in the state of washington. president obama is showing more support for members of the gay community. later today the president will host a reception at the white house in honor of gay pride

month. his administration says it is another attempt to level the playing field for lesbian gay bisexual or transgender people. first family will leave for chicago after that. the president's opponent mitt romney will spend the day in new hampshire as part of the every town counts that takes him through 14 small cities. today he is stopping in the places that are hurting from the bad economy. 6 state tour is by bus and is expected to last for five days. 7:44. today is is a unique day a day that lightning mcqueen races into the california adventure. ktvu pam cook what chance to talk to the most exciteded member of the pit crew pam you are taking us for a ride, right. >> reporter: yes, i am. it looks awesome. pixar cars have come alive at california adventure with a jump-start of a battery. ♪ 2, 1 >> reporter: no one more excited than the man on the

left the right john the chief creative officer responsible for so many of the hits even lenning the voice to some of the characters. he grew up right near disneyland and says this opening captures what disney does best. >> you are transported to another place at another time and totally transported to radiator springs and characters are alive and authenticity is spectacular. >> reporter: now here's what he calls the e ticket ride forthose who remember that. the radiator springs racer where the cars are full-sizeed replicas of lightning mcqueen and sally all its friends on a wild ride through tunnels and around turns and listen to this. the cars go up to 40 miles an hour. i double checked yes 40 miles an hour. and john lassiter was in the tire spin like a bumper car on a air hockey table and they are floating on air. but something i learned after talking with john, a lot of people don't know, he had a job at disneyland.

he was one of the guys with the corny jokes the skipper on the jungle cruise. >> no. >> reporter: yes. so i know you have been on that cruise but he worked there and now he is watching his dream come true there. >> wow. thank you, pam. time 7:45. well this morning a boater is recovering after being rescued off the san mateo county coast yesterday afternoon right near half-moon bay. emergency workers say the boat's engine quit and it just drifted into the surge zone and got stuck. the coast guard fire department rescued the boater who was not hurt we are happy to tell youch the boat was towed back to the harbor. a san francisco bank executive died while snorkeling off the shores of hawaii big island. a paddle border spotted the body of paul sang in the water on wednesday. investigators are trying to figure out whether a medical condition contributed to his death. he was an executive at wells fargo and was vacationing with his family. the injury san dust --

jerry sandusky trial is in recess today. the prosecution will rest on monday and court observers say the alleged victims have been effective. three more accusers testified yesterday. one told the court he was assaulted in sandusky's basement while sandusky's wife was upstairs. the accuser said he screamed for help but thinks the room was soundproof. some observers found it odd the victims maintained relationships with sandusky after the alleged assaults. >> this is not at all uncommon of adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse in terms of the relationship being one that is very emotional and complicated. >> the defense lawyers will present their case next week. the strategy is portray sandusky as good hearted person who took care of disadvantaged children. his attorneys say the accusers hope to profit from the algager. 7:47. a couple facing felony child

abuse charges at after a horrifying discovery. thr accused of leaving two children tied up and gagged and blindfolded right outside a wal- mart store. the 5-year-old boy and the 7- year-old girl were upset but they were not physically hurt. so far we have not heard of any word of a motive. two children are now in protective custody and along with three of their siblings. this morning a man is in custody after a dramatic confrontation with his estranged wife. early yesterday afternoon 25- year-old jose rojo showed up at a strip mall trying to breakdown the door of a locked insurance office. his wife and mother-in-law were inside. witnesses say he started throwing a shopping cart at the door and then he brought out the couple's three young daughters. >> he said if you want to see your babies get out here you lied to me and kept saying that over and over again. >> when his wife still refused to come out, he put the children in his car rammed the

building's door and took off. and amber alert was issued until yesterday evening when rojo's brother returned the children to their mother. shortly after that he himself surrendered to police at a nearby hotel. we are learning the cost of the recent occupy the farm protest in the east bay. a group of protesters took over ten acres of land in albany owned by the university of california. a police raid one month ago ended the occupation and uc berkeley administrators say thecost was more than $300,000. the university is going to try to recoup the losses in a civil suit filed against 15 protesters. an independent commission released a scathing record on the oakland police department's response to a violent occupy protest last fall. the panel has been investigating the night of october 20 2/5th and the riot that captured international attention. the commission found police were understaffed and unprepared to confront the

protesters outside city hall. the latest report is the latest blow to the troubled police department. >> a disaster for the city of oakland. and a searing indictment of the police department. >> there have been flawed action and hard lessons in the report. >> police in riot gear tear gased protesters during a long and violent confrontation in a high-profile incident they fired a bean back this critically injured a iraq war veteran. the police chief has taken action on 3/4 of the recommendations outlined in the report. we spoaftd -- posted the report on our website go to ktvu.com and click on hot topics section. it's 7:506789 bart riders had a rough week especially after -- 7:50. bart riders had a rough week especially after yesterday but they will get more rough news next month. >> we are learning more about ael's so-called -- ael's so- called -- apple's so-called spaceship campus.

welcome back many time 7:52. new details about a -- dprsh apple about the proposed -- from apple about the proposed spaceship campus. it includes an outline for a parking garage for up to 4,000 cars, there are floor plans for a corporate auditorium and employee fitness center and energy plant. if aprobed, the new -- approve, it could open as early as 2015. also today, one of apple's original 200 computers will be auctioned. sotheby's will sell it called the apple one. experts say this could sell for as much as $180,000. it doesn't include a monitor and power supply or keyboard or shell because only the mother board was considered the computer back in 1976. but it does come with an operating manual. bart train fares are going up beginning next month by 1.4% starting on july 1st.

that's a 5 to 10 cent increase on most trips. up to 15 cents for the longest ones. those shortest trips on bart won't see a fee hike. expect to see more bikes on bart later this summer. during august, bart is going to allow cyclists a bring bikes on board trains every friday even during commute hours. bikes are not allowed on the first carve every train though and bart says every friday, it will evaluate how the test is going and it could ban bikes during the commutes if things are too difficult for other passengers. time 7:54. sal's watching everybody's commute but i am curious, everybody behaving at the toll plaza. >> reporter: they are. we have a backup. let's go there and take a look at it but it's improving. well, it's backed up from 880 and i guess just anything after yesterday to me looks good. it is not backed up like it was yesterday. bart is running in case you haven't heard, running on time. no major problems by the way if you are driving on high -- if you are driving on highway 101

in san francisco. that looks good if you are driving to candlestick park. right now it's a free parking for the u.s. open. they will shuttle you from there on nice shuttle bus up to the olympic club. and this morning's commute looks good on 80 westbound between pinolla -- pi nola and richmond -- a nola and richmond. >> north wind kicking in for some and not yet here. but it's on its way to the north of us. lots of sunshine and temperatures don't have problems warming up. a red flag warning for the north and east bay hills and in fact that will continue fire watch. i was too busy updating the map. hold on. i have to load this in. there we go. there we go. our system right there sliding by going to produce a little low pressure system in southern california and north wind coming in behind that. looks great for the olympic club weather today. if there's any fog it won't last too much longer and it will be sunny and highs in the 60s. there we go. that red flag warning updated that of the north and east bay hills starting tonight into saturday. mid-50s and rather cool

morning. 40s and 50s considering the mornings are not that long. a low is spinning off central california and that's going to set the stage for the north wind kicking in later on. so sunny and warmer and patchy fog going right down the sammateo santa cruz coastline. 60s, 70s and 80s and 90sch main focus on saturday. high fire danger. 70s, 80s by the coast but doesn't last long. if anything by the time we meet again it will be cooling down on monday. trouble at a strip mall news chopper 2 is flying over the scene in napa. >> reporter: investigators are looking into what sparked that massive blaze next to the west oakland bart station. >> and four families have no gas in their san jose condos this morning. we will show the aftermath of an overnight car crash in san jose when mornings on 2 continues.

complete bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning welcome back i am claudine long in tore tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. it's friday june 15th. well what a difference a morning makes. this time yesterday morning, thousands of bart passengers

were stuck. they were scrambling to find a different way to get to their destination after fire knocked out the service crossing the bay. this morning bart trains arrived at each stop on time. commuters are happy and it's not a repeat of the nightmare from yesterday. that's where bart 110,000 passengers had no ride to work. >> it's nice to see them work. it's interesting to see the cut into the bridge from here so it was not too bad. but that fire was crazy. >> oh, yeah and just as a precaution bart engineers were inspecting the tracks earlier this morning before any trains went out. wanted to make sure there were no lingering effects from the big fire that knocked out power to the rails and shut down service across the transbay tube. the fed are helping with the investigation into what caused the fire. cara liu is live with more on the search for potential suspects and why the investigation is in a holding

pattern for the time being. cara. >> reporter: well, that's right a lot of questions this morning as to what sparked the blaze that least seenion center under construction in shambles right here. you can see it is cordoned off with fencing and security guards quite a few of them standing by making sure no one walks onto this scene. barricades are surrounding the construction site right now as well as fencing. we have seen more than half a dozen security guards out here this morning. and investigators are looking for three people seen near the west oakland construction site and moments before it i go night early -- it ignited yesterday morning. fire burned down at senior apartment complex under construction and damaged a third rail at the west oakland bart station. fire did so much damage and burned so hot it's not safe and structural engineers have to sign off before anyone can go in, and that's delaying efforts by investigators federal and local, to see where and how

this fire began and whether arson is to blame. >> one of the areas we look at is the complexity of the fire the impact of property damage. >> reporter: and the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms tells us they do have access to forensic fire engineers and forensic mapers and resources that they can bring to the investigation as necessary. as soon as we get an update on this investigation, from them of course we will bring that to you. live in oakland cara liuktu. >> our time is -- liu, ktvu. a gas leak is causing big problems at a apartment complex. a van crashed into gas meters on branham lane east. lorraine blanko has been out there -- belongo has been out there and -- blanko has been out there and has a close look. >> reporter: we are seeing that two buildings are damaged this

morning. you can see the one behind me over here is boarded up. but there's insulation on the ground over here. it is that building over there building 5 that sustained the most damage. that's where the van slammed into several meters and caused the gas leak you were talk about. it's unknown how the driver hit both buildings. san jose fire says the van slammed into the building and sheered off a handful of meters at the condo complex at 1:30 this morning. crash caused a gas leak. pgn had to san diego huge hole to repair it. >> we had to evacuate residents of the complex where there's approximately 70 to 100 people and they were transferred to the community sent are for 2, 2 1/2 hour operation. >> reporter: people from all but a few units return to the homes. one person was taken to the hospital for unknown reasons. there are no other injuries this morning. police are investigating the cause of the crash and the driver is okay so far no

charges have been filed. reporting live in san jose, lorraine blanco ktu channel 2 news. it's -- tt -- ktvu channel 2 news. a fire is being investigated as an arson. ktvu news was there wednesday shortly after the fire started. investigators now confirm the fire was deliberately set. they haven't given other details. fire destroyed two units and several cars in a carport. luckily, no one was hurt. but eight of the residents have been displaced. a child playing with a candle appears to have set off a house fire in antioch starting around 6:30 at a home on buckeye court. one person in the home was treated for smoke inmalation and the flames caused major damage. investigators have not released a official cause but the home owner says her son was playing with a candle while she was sleeping. a suspected car thief face charges after high-speed chase end in gunfire in have a layo. officers say they spotted a -- have

vallejo. they spotted the car and tried to stop him but he took off. officers say the man tried to ram them with his car so they opened fire. they say the suspect was not shot but was injured by flying degree. police in hayward want help to solve the murder of a poster worker found dead in a trash dump. two years ago. 61-year-old nancy rogers body was found in san lee and dough is june of 2010. she was reported missing when she didn't show up for her shift at a post office in hayward. investigators believe rogers was killed then put into a dumpster. police are hoping someone will come forward with some newinformation. it's a $100,000 reward being offered in the case. a man wanted in connection with a stabbing in campbell is now in jail after being captured in southern california. 27-year-old gustavo dasilva was arrested in long beach. he is accuseded of stabbing and

injuring a man saturday night on north central avenue in campbell. he now faces attempted murder charges. the stabbing victim is expected to recover. phillip's lounge will serve drinks past midnight. they will push back last call until 12:30. a few months ago the city council said 11:30 cut off because of fights at the bar. but city leaders say the bar has been cooperating and is now doing better. time is 8:05. sal, is highway 24 on a friday light? >> reporter: a little bit. >> a little bit. that's -- >> reporter: well, comparing it to yesterday, i think people have been happy to see the commute go back to normal. let's show you highway 24 getting a little slow here in lafayette. so the drive between walnut creek and oakland looks pretty good with a couple usual slowdowns. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaidss -- plaza it is backed up beyond 880. that's stretching out to be a

10 to 15 minute wait before going on the bridge. but we will take it. and if you are driving on 880 southbound and northbound, on the freeways traffic looks good. if you are driving in contracosta county the slowest traffic -- traffic is on highway 4. no trouble to the peninsula this morning on the bridge going down to the colma bart station the best way to get to the u.s. open. now, let's go to steve. >> good morning. we had some fog and there's a little bit. but it's er0eding -- eroding fast. north wind take shape in the higher elevations. not at the surface but it's going to a little system is sliding by giving us a few high clouds forming off southern california. that will gib us a north -- give us a north wind low to the south high to the north. mostly sunny toward the olympic club. it will be a beautiful day. 60s, mid-60s a few upper 60s to near 70. but temperatures on the way up.

yesterday 60, 70s and 80s. today 70s, 80s and 90s and we will warm up into saturday. i did see a little northerly wind up towards lake county and into napa county and around 1500, 2000 feet. it's showing signs of that in the sacramento valley. low 60s for some, 50s forothers. a cool morning considering the nights are short. upper 40s and low 50s. there's the system and the low forming right there with the high bidding in here and that's what's going to give -- building in here and that's what's going to give us the red flag warning in northeast bay hills starting tonight into tomorrow. partly to mostly sunny. early here some of the fog but i don't think it last too much longer. it will be out by late morning early afternoon. tomorrow is the hottest day. 90s to near 100 inland. temperatures coast 70s and 80s. looks like the fog will be backsomebody by the coast. a 36 hour event. 60s, 70s and 90s and a few low 1 hundred hundredss.

we will go 9 -- 100. 90s for some. that north wind kicks in toward eastern solano and contracosta county they could be warmer but tomorrow more so than today. 70s, 80s and low 90stowards santa clarea valleys. and 60s and 70s along the coast. fog comes back sunday night and monday and for across the board everyone monday late into tuesday. claudine and. >> overnight a fire damaged 7 businesses and napa strip mall. it was reported before 1 a.m. take a look. news chopper 2 is now above the scene and you can see it is a mess out there. now shortly after the first alarm out there, firefighters had to be called in to help out at the scene. and they have been there for several hours still putting out hot spots. one firefighter suffered minor injuries but this is news chopper 2 over the scene of the strip mall in napa where you

can see a lot of heavy damage there. 7 businesses in that area. this is the jefferson street and publo avenue reported before 1 this morning. so, at this point they are going to be there and investigating the cause of that fire. castro valley home was damaged by a garbage truck that smashed into it. that happened around 10:15 yesterday morning near joseph drive. the driver went to pick up a bin and the truck started to roll and hit a utility pole and pushed a parked pickup truck into a home before crashing into a second house. no one was hurt but a woman was inside when it all happened. time is 8:09. police in richmond made an arrest for the fatal hit-and- run of a man in a wheelchair. 25-year-old daniel barnett was charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and felony hit-and- run. investigators say he struck and killed 52-year-old david cox at

34th street back in september and then he drove away. police say they found barnett during an unrelated undercover investigation where they say he admitted his involvement in that fatal hit-and-run crash. your time is 8:09a report on the secret service what it says about past problems with agents. >> and the decision made by president obama just this morning. what he is saying about deporting young illegal immigrants. and every thing is now in place for what is being called a once in a generation convenient over niagara falls. we will have live report from the site with details on whatyou can expect. >> a twist in the san francisco central subway project. what's being blamed now for a delay in funding and how that could affect the overall price tag. why are we here? you said we should try club chipotle! i said we should try a chipotle chicken club! spicy, crispy chicken with bold chipotle sauce on toasted sourdough.

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and we are following developing news. a fire severely damaged seven businesses in anda napa strip mall all first reported just before one this morning. and you are taking a live look right now from news chopper 2 who is over -- which is is over the scene this morning. and you can see look inside that is a mess in there. destroyed businesses and eye started after one this morning. that's when the first call went in. but when the firefighters got there, they quickly had to call in for more help because the fire was going. it took them about an hour to get that fire under control. but, as you can see, they were still -- they are there this

morning. they are usually are make sure and watching for hot spots. as far as the cause, we do not have a cause at this point. that is all still under investigation. we do know that one firefighter did suffer minor injuries. but is apparently okay. again, at this point, that is a mess out there. firefighters remain on scene. you can see 7 businesses destroyed by this early morning fire. we are also following developing news from washington this morning. president obama is going to address the nation in two hours. to announce plans to stop deporting young illegal immigrants. ktvu scott mcfarlane is live with more on who will be affected. scott. >> reporter: we have learned this will impact 800,000 undocumented immigrants neighed nationwide those under the-- nationwide those under 30 and arrived before 16. it's not citizenship but the young people will be given two year work permits to stay in the u.s. the u.s. homeland security

secretary just said "u.s. immigration laws are not designed to be blindly enforced and this is the right thing to do. and that this is an amnesty. congress is long debated passing something similar a dream act but that's failed repeatedly and it's a controversial idea, a very controversial eye did he in a divided congress. two congress president obama alluded the change could be coming just yesterday. >> if we truly want to make the con tray destination for talents and ingenuity from all over the world we won't deport hard work responsible young immigrants who grown up or received advanced degrees here they will earn the chance to become american citizens. >> reporter: this is certain to kick up a huge political dust storm five months before election day. again the president talking to the nation about the immigration policy change in about two hours. live in washington, scott mcfarlane ktvu channel 2 news. enters are occupying the president downtown campaign

headquarters. coming up, why those protesters say they are not going to leave the office just yet despite the news from the obama administration. time is 8:15. we are following developing news from washington, d.c. just about an hour ago, a list of allegations against the secret service was released. it is a 229-page rereport detailing claims secret service agents were involved were publishing pornography prostitution and sexual assault dating back to 2004. it's not clear how many of the charges were confirmed and which ones are still being investigated. after a economic showdown with republican presidential candidate mitt romney, president obama enjoyed a night with celebrities. it started with a visit to ground zero in new york. the president signed a steel beam that will be be added to the new world trade center. then he and the first lady headed to actress sarah jessica parker's home for a $40,000 a

head fund-raiser followed by another event headlined by mariah carey. excitement wrapped up a campaign stop in ohio by both the president and mitt romney. >> he may have forgot n he talked about a one term proposition if he couldn't get the economy turned around in thee years but we will hold him to his word. >> mitt romney says the president is out of touch and has run out of time to get the country back on track. mr. obama speaking just 250 miles away from there says romney also didn't hold back. >> i have not seen a single independent analysis that says my opponents economic plan would actually reduce the deficit. >> now the state of ohio is a very important politically swing state where both men are right now running neck in neck in the polls. the winner in ohio will get 18 of the 270 electoral college votes needed for victory.

federal funding delays could raise the cost of san francisco's central subway project. elected officials said the federal government would pick up 942 million dollars of the total cost. but less than 15% of that has been sent for the project. and the bay citizens reporting that it has seen e-mails indicating local officials are worried if the rest of the money doesn't get here by september, it will add as much as 4 million dollars ona month to the cost of the -- a month to the cost of the procorrect. tonight 57th-- of the project. tonight a -- rick is at the falls where the rope is set up. i can see it behind you. thousands of people expected to come watch it makes me nervous thinking about it. >> reporter: yeah, and more nervous to look at it. nick wallenda has been dreaming of this since was six

andvisited niagara falling and decide he want -- niagara falls and decided to walk across it. look at the 2 inch steel cable stretched 1800 feet across the gorge. psych some balances hanging from the wire. and you can see the mist he will have to walk through. about 9 or 10 hours from now. he is scheduled to walk around 10 p.m. eastern time. all the way across that cable with a 30 foot pole in his hands to keep his balance. he also will be wearing a tether attached to a trolley on the wire behind him. this was a requirement from the amount bc network which is broadcasting the event. they said they didn't want their viewers to watch someone fall to their death and wallenda who usually works without a net agreed to it because he need the money. they are paying a substantial fee to cross the wire tonight. he says if he has problems with that tether, he could

potentially unharness it but he is likely to keep it on. but, still, make a very difficult journey across that 1800 foot wire. the one thing is this is a guy who's done this his whole life since he was 2 and he says it's natural and is not scared and doesn't think he is crazy. he considers it a craft and not really stunt. and he is very, very excited about it. >> it looks like you know you talked about mist which we can see coming up. weather look good. he says it's fine and it's normal but obviously conditions matter. >> reporter: yeah. he is very fortunate with the weather. he says it doesn't matter. he says he would have wacked across in the rain and heavy winds and trained with a wind machine up to 55 miles an hour. he's crossed wires that wind speeds higher than that. and he also had the fire department spraying hose on him while he practiced to make sure he could handle the mist. it's not that bad right now. the wind tonight only expect tubed 5 miles per hour. -- expect to be 5 miles per

hour. the network plans to light this thing up as if it were daytime. he will have plenty of light to work with. >> it should be something to watch. okay rick leventhal reporting live as we await that event tonight. all right thanks rick. the coast guard rescued a trapped -- strand kite surfer who flew into trouble yesterday afternoon. a fire official says the man was quickly pulled into the fire boat and did not need medical attention. time 8:21a cyclist facing felony charges in the deadly accident in san francisco. what is expected to happen in just the next couple hours. >> also, meteorologist steve paulson will be back with the forecast and there are going to be triple digit temperatures in some areas. >> reporter: good morning. westbound bay bridge pretty crowded. a lot of people taking the car today and it's getting into the city a little tough.

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san francisco cyclist accused of hitting and killing a pedderrer this year has few more -- killing a pedestrian earlier this year has a few hours to turn himself in. chris seen in this video drew national atext after posting online comments he was sorry he he lost his helmet during the collision with a man. he sped through several signs before hitting the man. >> the tragedy that occurred

here did not need to occur. it was predictable and it was avoidable. >> hi i am chris from the social. >> he is expected to be formally charged early next week if convicted he faces up to 6 years in prison. our time is 8:24. let's go back to sal. you are busy this morning, sal. >> reporter: yeah, it goes business consider -- got busy in the last hour. the commute is going to be a little bit slow in some areas. and we do have a look at the hayward fremont commute getting busier heading south. san mateo bridge looks good. highway 4 still looks pretty good getting out to concord and walnut creek and from pinole to rich mured it's slow. but the slowest traffic is at bay bridge toll plaza there's a backup there this morning that's about well, 15 minutes now compared to yesterday, that's a walk in the park right? let's go to live pictures. this is a look at toll plaza and you can see traffic is moving along relatively well. news chopper 2 is coming up on

the conoco phillips refinery. i think we do have it there it is on vaca on the control room. so, contracosta hazardous materials crews told us about a report of a leak and strong odors at the conoco phillips oil rephenery in rodeo. this morning this was reported at about 8:00. and we are trying to find out more. it's a rotten egg typo dore is what people told -- odor -- type odor what people told us. let's go to steve. >> thank you. the fog is going down the coast getting chewed up by a northerly breeze which is starting in the higher elevations and not at surface but we expect it to come in. temperatures warming up sunny for most and temperatures starting off this morning rather cool with a lot of upper 40s low 50s. but a system slicing by washing out over us a few high clouds is about it. u.s. open looks great weather. i mean a foggy cold yesterday

morning but good to go for sunshine today and warmer temps. north and east bay hills fire watch red flag warning. 40 plus maybe 50 in some of the higher peeks but humidity plunges which means fire danger is goes up. 60s for some. and shouldn't take too long here. 50s and 60s. even the coast look good. some of the fog is burning off sooner today. can see a little low developing right southwest of the bay area with high pressure building into the north and it will fill that high will fill that low with breeze and wind out of the north northeast and that means warmer weather and no fog. 60, 70s and 80s to low and mid- 90s and warmer on saturday with the week end in view. maybe patchy fog coming back by sunday night and it looks like a cool down next week, dave. >> all right. 8:27. sal told you we are following developing news from the east bay. a possible hazmat situation at an oil refinery. news chopper 2 is overhead. these are live pictures. we have the details coming up. >> reporter: live in oakland where protesters are reacting to a white house announcement

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some kind out of one of the tanks on the property. you see a lot of activity down there. you can see the hazmat crews a fire truck directly below. some people say it's like a rotten egg type smell. that's about all we know. we will bring you any updated information as soon as it comes into ktvu's newsroom. president obama justannounce this morning he will stop deporting younger illegal immigrants. this comes as four undocument students are in the middle of a protest in the president ooakland campaign headquarters. tara moriarty is live in oakland and those students they are not celebrating this announcement are they tara? >> reporter: no not just yet. you know this new policy would not give them citizenship but give work permits to the ones that you see like behind this door her where they are staging a sit-in at headquarters. they are undocumented students that's been here since they were children and they have been here since last night but

despite the positive announcement from the white house they are not coming out yet. and celebrating. >> it took undocumented youth take action at great personal risk at risk of deportation including the four young people for the obama administration to create this policy. so we are optimistic but we will be reviewing the policy and contacting the people who cases we are fighting. we are trying to stop the deportations. >> reporter: now leaders of the movement are referring to prosecutorial discretion supposed to be implemented last year for people like this with minor offenses. they are the ones on the flyers there. the second of homeland secure says murderers will not be treated the same as those who commit minor crimes. >> they also need to show that they have not been convicted of a felony offense, a significant misdemeanor offense or multiple minor misdemeanor offenses and that they do not pose a threat to national security or public safety. >> reporter: now the sit-in is

part of the national effort to disrupt campaign offices from ohio to denver and los angeles. the president is supposed to make the policy change announcement at 10:15 our time and at one this afternoon the group that organized the whole movement is supposed to make an announcement of their own. live from oakland, tara moriarty. >> a sit-in is planned by oakland teachers students and parents and supporters who are hoping to reverse plans to close down five oakland elementary schools. i want to show you video from march when ten people way rested after a sit-in at an oakland school board immediate meeting. protesters are going to be at lakeview elementary school at one this afternoon to demand the district keep all schools opened. today is the last day of school for district. california pizza kitchen restaurant in walnut creek is closed because of an outbreak of the noro virus. they were notified by the closure by two employees from the broadway plaza store. one claimed workers and

customers have gotten sick. noro virus can be transmitted through food or person to person contact. shelf fish from south korea could be tainted by the noro virus. the fda says all oysters, clams, mussels and scallops need to be removed from shells. that's a possible contamination with human waste and virus. the fda is working with south korean authorities to fix the problem. time is 8:34. a bay area superior court judge has been arrest and accuse of embezzling money from a elderly womb said was helping. ball seeman was arrested yesterday afternoon. investigators seized documents from his home. the court filing shows he obtained power of attorney for an elderly woman who lived near him and he he had taken care of over almost all of her financial affairs after her husband kid. -- died. some of the neighbors were quick to defend the judge. >> i find that almost impossible to believe i can't

believe that it would be true under any circumstances. >> seeman faces 12 felony counts and is being held at county jail and is expected to appear in court for the first time as a suspect in the next couple days. overall a san francisco streetcar was caught -- a brought on a san francisco streetcar was caught on video. a woman is holding onto a car. this happened last week on market street. an onlooker tried to pull the woman down and then as you can see the two just began fighting. there were several people nearby waiting in line for the nike air shoes that went on sale last friday and that's how the video was taken. a sacramento woman is facing child endangerment charges after. -- after she left her 6 week old baby in a car in 09 degree head. 31-year-old andrea pas-perdo-mo took her 6-year-old child with her but lock the baby in the

car. someone saw the baby and called police. firefighters pride the door open to get the baby out. she was taken to the hospital -- the child was taken to the hospital to be checked out and is okay. 8:35. police in palo alto investigating a cyber attack. somebody hacked into the website of a dental office and held the content of the data base hostage for a $3,000 ransom. the name of the office has not been released no personal patient information was stolen and the dentist didn't give into the hacker's demands and hired an it company to try to reconstruct his data base. the city of san jose is playing hardball with the minor league team the san jose giants. they have been plays at municipal stadium for years. major league stars like buster pozzy played for them in the past. there's buster right there. but the mercury news is reporting that city leaders want to reexamine the team's lease which is subsidized by the city. the san jose giants pay about a

thousand dollars a month in rent. the team by the way is represented by a proxy group suing the city to block san jose's effort to build a new stadium and bring in the oakland a's. the former high school foot balled stand outyongly -- wrongly incarcerated will work out with the 49ers on monday. he tweeted he will participate in the mini camp with the team when banks was 16, a teenage girl accused him of rape and kidnapping and he was convict. however, the woman later recanted her story. banks has been completely exxon rated and worked out for several nfl teams so far. this afternoon m.c. hammer will make a guest appearance on the orangeel sailboat a guest of the skipper on the team usa america's cup boat. other members of the orangeel team will be on board -- oracle team will be on board. yesterday they were joined by the giants manager. we are joined by giants

fans sal castane he da but you are busy. >> reporter: we are looking at the situation in rodeo. this hazardous material situation. news chopper 2 with live pictures of the developing news. hazardous materials crews are there at the conoco phillips refinery in low row dayo about 8:00 the people -- can be rodeo. about 8:00 people reported a rotten egg odor and strong odor in the surrounding areas. firefighters arrived and looks like there's a problem with the processing units at the refinery. and that smell is still smelled by people who live in the area. again, these are live pictures looks like fire crews are spreading water on something here at the conoco phillips rephenery in rodeo. -- refinery in rodeo. relatively close to interstate 880 and downwind the people who live by are smelling the odor. let's go outside and take a look at the bay bridge. a little bit of improvement if you are trying to get over to the other side of the bay. right now it's about a 15 to 20

minute delay. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the freeways. this is 80 westbound i want to move the freeway -- the maps to hayward. that's a nice looking drive. 8:38 here's steve. >> mostly clear skies and the fog there was some san mateo coast santa cruise but it's -- cruz but it's eroding fast. and everything is setting the stage. you heard we will get warm to hot around here. that cool down yesterday but on the coast looks really good. temperatures warming up. upper 60s at olympic club. but a decrease in the fog you get higher fire danger and that's what we have. red flag warning north and east bay hills tonight into saturday. easily gusts 40 to 50 and higher peeks. humidity drops so the fire weather watch is out. looks like, though, by sunday we could start to see the wind turn back around towards the south and that could cool down the coast. no north wind at the surface yet. there's some out in the valley but some higher elevations the wind is turning northerly.

60s for some. upper 40s to low 50s. and see the system right there in the little low forming off the coast of central and southern california. high pressure it's sending everything way to the north and rotating in and that will give us the north, northeast wind. it's sunny for most pardonly clouty with the fog near -- partly cloudy with the fog near the coast. temperatures will be on their way near 100 inland. patchy fog left, breezy and windy at times. more tonight into saturday morning. i think that's the main time it will be saturday morning. sunny and warmer weather. and you can see on the temperature forecast map it gets into there in the 90s and a few 100 in the interior more likely tomorrow. 80s and 90s for some. 88 novato. concord 90. 76 beautiful degrees in oakland. that's the spirit. and 09 pleasantton and -- 90 in pleasantton. a little fog down there tomorrow warming up into the 80s. 60s on the coast.

70s in the city. upper 70s low to mid 80s on the peninsula. if you like the fog it won't be here saturday. sunday into monday and tuesday. >> all right time 8:40. grasshoppers are take over in salono county. -- solano county. thousands have been eating up plants and they haven't ruined crops but eating up backyard gardens. the agriculture department says you should put nets over your plants. grasshoppers don't live long so the problem should be over in a couple weeks. overnight fewer in oakland destroyed a vacant -- overnight fire in oakland destroyed a vacant home at the home on 98th avenue and denselo street. firefighters had to break in to fight the flames. no one was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. and the spca is searching for the owners of a dog rescued near big sur. the dog named belly was found

under a bush down the side of a cliff. the spca rescued him by lowering a staff member down to get him and bring him back up. vet says bill yea was covered with ticks and paws were injured. probably from trying to climb up the cliff. he had apparently been down there for several days. the spca says billy was wearing a black leather collar and a red harness. time 8:42. an early morning fire destroyed several businesses in napa. we will tell you what happened and also news chopper 2 will let you see the damage. >> and two big hollywood actors go to court. how the battle is connected to the bp oil spill and what a judge has now decided. >> reporter: investigators are on scene here in west oakland looking into what sparked yesterday's massive inferno that shut down transbay bart service for most of the day. mornings on 2 continues.

news chopper 2 look at veg news in -- look at developing news in rodeo. there's a hazardous material situation. close to interstate 80 here. strong odors reported about 8 this morning. apparently some sort of leak from one of the tanks.

rotten egg typo dore for homes -- type odor for homes downwind. we are trying to get more detailed information about the problem but a big response from contracosta fire officials. at 8:45 now back to the des glkand the -- desk. and the markets are looking good. lea see the dow is up 70 points. really everything doing well -- let's see the dow is up 70 points. really everything is doing well. microsoft and chevron up. all 10 sectors of the s&p in the pooingtive territory. keeping ion on europe. global investors are bracing for this sunday's election in greece. analyst are predicting that there will be either a political stalemate or a populous left wind government elected. but the concern is the new government might drop greece out of the euro can't sigh in light of the debt -- currency in light of the debt crisis. they are demanding payment fearing the courtesy will be

devalued. and there is concern tensions in egypt will boil over. area around the high court is under lockdown. the building is protected by by wire and police. proprotesters plan demonstration -- frosters plan demonstrations. the interim leaders hope to ease tensions. activists accuse the military of trying to take over the country after the ouster of hose hoe. -- hosni mubarak. let's bring you up to date on the other top stories. the obama administration this morning announced it will stop deporting younger ilheel immigrants and begin granting work permits. this applies to those who came to the u.s. as children and they have led law-abiding lives. this policy changed will effect about 800,000 immigrants who have been living in fear of become deported. the cause of a big fire at a napa strip mall is under

investigation. look at the pictures. it started around one this morning at jefferson street and publo avenue. several buildings were destroyed and a firefighter suffered minor injuries. and engineers have been checking the bart tracks around the west oakland bart station this morning. they made sure there were no lingering problems for the big fire yesterday at a seepior center that -- senior center under construction. bart service is back to normal, this morning, the investigation into the cause of the fire is just beginning. ktvu kara liu talk -- talked to the bureau of alcohol tobacco and fare arms -- firearms. >> reporter: i talked to acertified fire investigators who was first on the scene and surveying the damage. and surveying the scene. i am told she is a veteran investigators who expertise -- whose expertise is origin in cause of fires that may give us an indication of what they will work on here today.

the security guards are surrounding the construction site now as well as a lot of barricades and fencing. all to keep people out and preserve the scene. police say the security guard did report being chased off by three men shortly before the fire started yesterday morning. federal investigators would not comment on published reports that investigators are looking for three people seen near the site early yesterday. the fire did burn down a senior apartment complex under construction and now it's not safe. investigators from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms are waiting on structural engineers to sign off before anyone can go in and that's delaying efforts by investigators to see exactly where and how this fire began and whether arson is to blame. atf says once they can get in they will assess the scene and figure out what resources they will need to a pull in. >> we have resources throughout the united states, fire or forensic fire engineers and

forensic mapers and access to resources to that local fire department may not. >> reporter: investigators are in the process of following up on leads and conducting interviews. we expect an update from them later today as soon as we get that information, of course we will pass it along to. you now live in west oakland cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. the clock ticking towards tonight's midnight state budget deadline in sacramento. california lawmakers will go back to the state capitol at 11 this morning trying to meet the deadline and avoid having their paychecks docked. democrats control the state legislature and they are pretty much in agreement with governor brown's 9 to bill -- 29 billion dollar -- 92 billion dollar pending -- spending plancalifornia has deficit of almost $16 billion. democrats and the governor are at odds over 1.2 billion in cuts to cal works. cal works includes welfare,

child care, in home support and college aid. california voters will play a big role in tackling the budget crisis. we will be voting on the governeer income and sales tax plan in november. right now, the second round of the u.s. open is underway. we will show you new video from in morning at the olympic club. michael thompson is the top the leader board at 4 under and is going to tee off before one this afternoon. tiger woods is one of four players that trailed tomson at one under par and -- thompson at one under par and spectators say they got their money worth in the first round. >> fun to see the top name golfers in the mix after the first day. you can't win on the first day but you can lose an it's good to see a lot of players played well. >> most of the top players are near the bottom of the leader board including defending u.s. open champ rory mcilroy who shot a 77. if you are going to go to the u.s. open today, you got remember no parking is allowed.

if you are driving, you can park for free at candlestick park and then a free shuttle will take you to the olympic club. if you want to take bart, go to the colma station because there's a free bus that takes you to the event. you can take muni by using number 18. that's the bus. bus 18. >> all right. actor kevin costner won the lawsuit filed by stephen baldwin who sued over an investment in a device designed to clean up the bp oil spill in 2010. the lawsuit claims costner misled baldwin and a friend into prematurely selling shares of the device which later sold for about $52 million. baldwin was seeking 17 million dollars in damages. it's a story we have been following since 4:30 this morning. an overnight crash that caused a gas leak at a san jose apartment building. >> also we are looking live outside at the morning commute. it's heavy right there. sal is coming back and take one last look at the overall

commute for you on this friday morning. @

an early morning gas leak is causing problem at a san jose apartment complex. a van crashed into gas meters outside an apartment build and lorraine blanco is there with a live look at the damage. lorraine. >> reporter: claudine we talked with someone who lives here and she told a us the driver of the

van first crashed into the building you see right behind me breaking the gas meters and thenreversed into this building you see right over there. san jose fire and pg a n called to the scene after -- pg&e called to the scene. the van sheered off a hand full of meters at the condo complex on brandham. almost 100 people had to leaving their homes while pg&e dug a hole in the ground to repair it. people from all but a a few units returned home a few hours later. one person was taken to the hospital for unknown reasons. there's no other injuries. police are investigating the cause of the crash and the driver is okay so far no charges have been filed. but the people in four units won't have gas for a while and there's no estimate on when they will have gas again. reporting live in san jose, lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. let's check traffic one more time sal what do you see. >> reporter: i want to mention the -- i want to tell you about the rephenery we talked about. there's a health advisory for

people with preexisting conditions to stay indoors if you live in the row darrow area near -- row tarot area -- row darrow area. we will -- rodeo area we will follow this story at noon. there's grass fire on 680 you see the red there. a grass fire and car fire southbound 6 # 0 and that fire causing a lot -- 680 and that fire is causing a lot of traffic. this morning we have a big backup at toll plaza certainly nothing like yesterday. but it's a 15 to 20 minute delay before you get into san francisco. the morning commute is okay in -- commute is okay along northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. and as you drive through no problems. now steve. >> thank. you almost all the fog is gone and there's a little lit on the coastline. so sunny and warmer weather andnorth wind kicks in and fire dangers goes up. today 80s and 90s for some of the tomorrow 90s, 100 through the interior. 70s and 80s by the coast. it looks like by saturday

morning, or excuse me sunday morning that turns a little bit and the fog will come back. still hot inland and cooler monday and tuesday. dave be a claudine. >> -- and claudine. >> so uncomfortably hot. >> yeah. >> unless you are at the u.s. open. it's perfect for them. >> in the 60s to 70s. so nice fog is gone. >> yeah. >> so it will be nice. but high fire danger tomorrow. >> thank you. and that's the report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us at noon for more on the obama administration detigs on -- decision on illegal immigrants.