good morning. crews on the scene of an early morning fire in oakland. what was inside that store that had firefighters so concerned. >> what caused last week fire that shut down bart service in and out of the city. we'll tell you about the team of specialists arriving in just a couple hours to try to figure that out. >> and oakland community groups get what they wanted? we'll tell you about the new proposed plan for the new oakland army base that will create thousands of new jobs. >> congressional crack down on the attorney general of the united states. why lawmakers are thinking about punishing eric holier.

good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning june 20th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. steve is here talking about summertime. >> this afternoon. it will feel like it. last sat was pretty summer like. it will be that hot. temperatures are already upper 50 or near 60s for lows. it won't take long to get in the 90s for some. 70s and 80s closer to the bay. here is sal. >> southbound 101 that traffic looks pretty good heading down to the central san rafael area. also the traffic is moving along pretty well on interstate 880. let's go back to the desk. in overnight news firefighters had to move in quickly to put out a fire at a paint store. it happened just about two hours ago at kelly moore paint on 42nd street. firefighters put it out within 15 minutes. a fire investigator will try to figure out what caused the fire

and at the back of the store and head through the ceiling. >> they were able to gain interior access and put the fire out. found the fire in the roof. >> firefighters isolated the fire before it could get bigger and ignite the paint. it caused last weeks traffic nightmare in the bay area. federal investigators are hoping to find out what caused that big fire. claudine wong is joining us. she's at the billing that is right at -- building that is right at the heart of investigation. >> reporter: we do expect a team of fire specialists to be here later this morning. really in a couple hours to take a closer look at the building. you can see the fire scene still barricaded off. there is a security guard keeping an eye on things. making sure no one goes in and out of here. no one allowed near it. our crew did see atf agents out here yesterday taking a closer

look at the site. the big question has been the safety of this fire scene. it has been almost a week since the fire destroyed what was supposed to be a senior housing complex. that fire started just before 2:30 in the morning last thursday. frames burned so hot and so high they damaged the train tracks. stopping all traffic in and out of the city and triggering that traffic nightmare throughout the bay area. you can see a bart train just passed us through here. the big question is what started this fire and we hope to learn that again from federal investigators that are bringing their toe experts. william lynch was arrested

for beating the reverend in october 2010. he was beaten to within an inch of his life at his retirement home. linch claims he molested him and his younger brother. new information about the person hit and killed last night by an amtrak train in union city. it happened about 6:00 on the train tracks. amtrak says a woman in her 40s was trespassing when she was hit by a train going from sacramento to san jose. none of the 190 train passengers were hurt. passengers were transferred to buses and continued on to their destination. today is a knick day of a sit in. the district wants to close lake view and four other

schools because of budget issue. but other protestors say they will stay and teach summer school classes to the kids. oakland city council approves the deal to redevelop the cities old army base. the $1 billion proposal could bring thousands of jobs to the city. lorraine blanco is at the base this morning with the last minute negotiations that may have saved the deal. lorraine. >> reporter: pam, council members voted 7-0 to approve this new deal but not before dozens of members of the community stepped far to chime in on what they want to see here. after hours of discussion last night. council members approved a billion dollar program. many organizers got a lot of what they wanted. prologent will bill the

warehouses and agreed to hire oakland residence for half of their staff. they also agreed to refrain from asking job applicants if they have been convicted of a crime. many residence think these negotiations with thousands of new jobs propsed could be see to controlling violence in oakland. >> right now -- not just for oakland but for the region. >> somebody is at work and they are not in the streets then everything will change for the better and parents will feel better if thaw can have job. by moving war the city made a deline. contraction will start on the

warehouses after that. for now we are reporting live in oakland lorraine blanco. this afternoon a ais the set -- arrest on suspicion of dui at 2:00 in the morning. police report about the arrest says the west cavy that aacceptably man -- at # this morning the house oversight and government reform committee meets to vote on whether or not to hold eric holier in contempt of congress. 6:07. let's get you going. sal, your friends in contra costa county are wide awake on the road right now.

aren't they? >> they get on the road early. highway 4. i know a lot of people watch. if i happen to be in that area of the bay people say boy this commute, it's terrible. well, it's out there early. westbound highway 4 coming out through antioch. stop and go. but bay point and pittsburg still looking good. getting out to the hayward area southbound traffic is still looking good. san mateo and dumbarton bridge looking good. yesterday we had a tough one. late commute san mateo bridge this morning starting off okay. let's take a look at the bay bridge. there is a little bit of a backup. nothing major here getting into san francisco. and this mornings commute on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split that traffic moves along very nicely. steve, it's going to be warm to hot. >> yes, sir. no doubt about it. we start off with clear skies expect for patchy fog down toward santa cruz coastline. other than that everyone will be warming up quickly. sunshine. i don't think even that will

last too long. it will be back in a big way starting tomorrow. sunny and warm for many. hot inland as temperatures warm up. santa rosa split the difference between downtown and the airport. concord 85-91. and san jose from 81 yesterday we'll go 85 today. probably a little warmer out to reid hill. tomorrow we start to bring temperatures down and it looks unseasonally cool as we head to the weekend. far cry from last weekend. 90s for some. 80s for many. just a little component of a sea breeze. not that much. it will not matter today. 50s and 60s santa rosa down to 60. high pressure today is going to win out. two systems merging together tomorrow. one low there and another one dropping down there will open that door to that sea breeze. it will really crank up.

that will be tomorrow. today sunny and warm. summer starts this afternoon by the way. 4:09. patchy fog on the santa cruz coast. 80s and 90s for everyone else. and then 84 redwood city. ? 64 pacifica. half-moon bay 67. tomorrow a big cool down starts that will carry us into friday. it looks really cool on friday. >> thank you, steve. a violent freeway attacked in los angeles. it was caught on tape. now the highway patrol is looking for the people responsible. >> also a new controversy for pg&e this time it concerns a huge wild fire near bodega bay. >> and a female airline passenger arrested for groping a tsa agent. the incident she says that set her off. our cloud is not soft and fluffy.

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's a story with images some people might find disturbing. a florida woman highwaying to ohio for a funeral says she was groped by a tsa agent last april. the passenger carroll price fete so violated she groped the screener in retaliation.

>> she was so angry at the time that she felt she had to express her frustration at being groped by this tsa agent. >> price claims the tsa agent picked her because of a past history of the two women. tsa says the initial pat down was conducted correctly and that they followed procedures. 6:13. new this morning a gunman in france that took four people hostage inside of a bank he is just released one of the hostages. this gunman claims sheas connected to al qaeda. the hostages include the bank's director and three other people. negotiations with this gunman continue. tensions have been very high since march. that's when another gunman that claimed to be connected to al qaeda killed three jewish school children, a rabbi and

paratrooper. hosni mubarak is in a coma after having a stroke in prison. he was declared dead when he arrived at this military hospital. now egyptian officials say the 84-year-old former president is in a coma but that his heart and other vital organs are functioning. he was sentenced to life in prison two weeks ago for the killings of demonstrators during last years uprising. the clock is ticking for eric holder to hand over documents to a house committee. or the committee will hold him in contempt of congress temperature alison. >> reporter: the house oversight commit see is set to meet in 45 minutes. as of right now it looks like the contempt vote is on. eric holder met with house leaders to try to resolve the yearlong standoff but no one left satisfied. republicans say they want more

documents. immediately relating to the fast and furious gun scandal. this morning the top democrat on the committee said republicans are just trying to embarrass the obama administration. >> i just think contempt is going far too far and very unreasonable. we have never held an attorney general that is the congress of the united states never hill attorney general in contempt. >> house speaker john boehner has not said whether he would bring the contempt vote to the floor. he said yesterday he's focused on jobs. we'll have live coverage from the hearing during my next update in about an hour. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. the california highway patrol is investigating a violent attack on interstate five in los angeles. the attack was caught on tape. we want to warn you it's graphic. a bystander apparently shot it with a camera phone after noticing a group of men arguing

outside their cars. the chp said they received several reports of an attack that day but no one was there when they arrived on the scene. 6:16. police searching for two men that attacked a woman near santa clara university. it happened early monday morning near campus. the woman says two latino men in their mid 20s approached her. one was heavy set, the other had a more slender bill. police say the men grabbed at her arm and backpack. she was able to get away and run to safety. if you have any information contact santa clara police. defense lawyers will decide this morning if they will call the former football coach to the witness stand. here's new video of zap dusky a- - sandusky arriving at the courthouse a few moments ago. his wife testified yesterday. she said she remembered most of

her accusers and defended her husband. saying he never acted inappropriately with the children at their home or on the road. deliberations will probably start in the afternoon. cal fire is demanding that pg&e pay the cost of fighting a big wild fire in sonoma county almost two years ago. investigators say a pg&e power line with a history of snapping started the fire in september of 2010. cal fire says pg&e should pay the estimated $400,000 that it costs to fight that fire. one volunteer firefighters. two divers that were stranded in the waters along the sonoma coast they are cold and fired but otherwise they are okay. they were arrested yes evening in south point state park. one person was pulled out of the water by a life guard while

the other diver was rescued by a chp helicopter. two dogs were tucked into his wet suit and we're tole the dogs -- and we're told the dogs are fine too. >> you don't hear people diving with dogs. glad they are okay. 6:18 is the time. let's check in with sal. we are doing okay. we will show you a look at some of the commutes coming in on the peninsula. 101 and 280 not looking good. also this mornings commute looks pretty good on 880 north and southbound. the traffic moves along very nicely. and the morning commute looks good on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. i want to continue to look at highway 4 which is oops i di something wrong with my commuter. there you go. the traffic on highway 4 is very slow here.

steve. >> sal. >> guerdoning i department have to do control, at, delete on you. >> yeah. >> i was just looking the weekend believe it or not there could be rain in northern california. if you are heading up in that direction temperatures may b go from the 90s to the upper 60s. today we don't have to worry about anything like that. there is just patchy fog. low 50s santa rosa. mid 50s to upper 50s mountain view, san jose, livermore, concord, fairfield. they are just raring to go. there is not much of a sea breeze. very, very light one. couple days ago it was 30-40 miles an hour. two systems are posed to make an impact tomorrow. one dropping here. it will draw this little guy right up here. it's been hanging out there. it will start to eject toward us. that will increase the position. today though sunshine, warm,

hot conditions. much cooler thursday. cloudy, mild on friday. and breezy to windy with well below average temperatures. but tea we warm it up. summer starts this afternoon. temperatures anywhere from 80s to 90s away from the coast. but probably 60s and 70s closer to it. again i think by tomorrow the temperatures come down a good 10-15 degrees. big ramp up in that fog. much cooler as we go into the week. apple and motor roy la face -- motor roy la faces off. apple has launched a victory could give apple more strength in negotiating cross licensing deals. for the first time asia has

more millionaires than north america. the number of asian households worth $1 million or more increased 1.6% to slightly more than 3.4 million. north america saw a slight decline. there are a total of 11 million families around the world to fall into the quote millionaire category. >> all right, pam. 6:21. they tested positive for west nile virus. what investigators are examing. >> a tragic accident. a car lands upside down in a backyard pool. >> if you are driving into the valley, some of the freeways are getting a little more crowded. just 237. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather.

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good morning. bay bridge toll plaza getting a little crowded here. you can see cars stacking up. it's nothing too bad yes. but there is a crowd. >> time now 6:25. a 23-year-old woman fighting for her life after a car she was riding in crashed into that pool. this happened late sun night inest condo toe. that is in north san diego county. the driver was going up to 90

miles an hour in a residential area. he lost control, crashed through a fence, and landed into that backyard pool. now the driver was able to climb out but the woman passenger was trapped in that car and was under water for ten minutes before being rescued. preservationists are vowing to keep up the fight to save a marin county home. the planning commission unanimously approved a plan to tear down the house. the 5500 square foot home was built back in 1951 by prominent bay area architect. it was sole for $5 million last year and the new owners applied for a demolition permit to rebuild on its the property. >> they need to be saved or we will lose them for our generation and future generations. >> is this a remarkable piece

of architecture that should be saved for future generations and architects to study? no, i don't think it is. 6:26. two birds have tested positive for west nile virus in lake tahoe. they were town in the tahoe keys area. fining the virus in -- finding the virus in birds raises the heightened risk for humans. contra costa county judge is expected to issue a decision today about the discipline for dozens of students accused of a senior prank. it happened at the high school. itly to 250 seniors being suspended and banned from the graduation ceremonies. the students tied a lamb to a post and ran around the campus with their feet covered in washable paint. some of the parents say the discipline measures went too far. the judge is expected to decide

whether to rescind the suspensions or seal the school records of that time. a new plan to speed up traffic on market street. we are out there live in san francisco. what city agents want banned from a long stretch of that san francisco thorough fair. >> and in just a couple hours a team of specialists will be here at the site of the fire in the west oakland bart station. what they will be looking for. >> and the opening bell just about to ring on wall street.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. the king ringing the opening bell there on the new york stock exchange. you have the trademark fancy crowns that you get when you visit. they are celebrating their new

menu items which include a lot of bacon. bacon even on the ice cream sunday. any way. they are there on the new york stock exchange and waiting for the numbers to come in later today fed chief ben bernanke comments there. >> all right, pam. we'll smile and say good morning, to you. we thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. already the middle of the week. first day of summer. it's wednesday june 20th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. in just a few hours a team of federal investigators from around the country will arrive in west oakland. they are look for answers in that fire that created last weeks commuter nightmare. claudine wong joins us now from the building that is at the center of this investigation. >> reporter: this billing right behind me are the bart tracks that were effected by the fire. we seen the bart trains moving in and out of here just fine. this morning still no answers about what caused the fire.

right now security guards remain posted. everyone waiting for this team that was called in by the atf. we saw them here yesterday taking a look at the scene but the safety of this scene has been a big issue. all you have to do is look at how hot and how big this fire got to understand why. you are looking at video from last thursday's fire that started at 2:15 in the morning and damaged the train tracks near the west oakland bart station causing that traffic meltdown for the rest of the morning and the rest of the day. things got back to normal the next day for bart. but this investigation has been ongoing with the safety of the scene and question about what started that fire is still out there. that's what brings us here today. again as we wait for this team of specialists that is supposed to arrive at 9:00 this morning we don't know who exactly is in this team. we do know that they are expected here and they have come from across the country to

help in this investigation. live here in oakland claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:32. fire crews still looking for hot spots from a big fire right at the base of mount diablo. news chopper moving overhead. that cabin was known as mary's heavy. popular rest stop back in the 1940s. hikers could take a quick break and grab refreshments there. yesterday's fire also contemporarily closed mt. diablo's scenic view. fire investigators still want to know the cause of that fire. alameda county coroner may provide answers in a mystery stemming from a discovery at the oakland eschewer. police found a man's body near the jack london aquatic center. there were weights attached to

his head. witnesses report seeing a car parked in the area for three days. the man that died was 27 years old but they have not yet released his name or determine how he died. there is a new effort to ban cars from a very busy san francisco street. ktvu paul chambers is in the city to tell us about this effort to speed up traffic on market street. >> reporter: good morning, dave. speeding up traffic by eliminating the cars. market street pretty empty in this area. and this is exactly what the plan would do. it would eliminate all together or reduce the number of private motorists on market street between franklin and stewart. they presented the plan to the mta. reestablishing parts of market street as a premier cultural  and economic is civic center of the bay area. and it may make it more bike and pedestrian phrenly.

some people we talk to think that part is a bad idea. >> making exceptions for people shows favoritism. and i'm against it. any kind of favoritism at all. >> reporter: now some feel a compromise would be better to allow cars to improve at night. there are other plans that are less aggressive toward motorists. they will be presented to the public on july 17th and 21st. that information will be used to make a final report in it by the end of the year and hope to have a final plan by the end of 2015. san francisco's ethics commission has begun deciding if the city suspended sheriff should be permanently removed from office. supporterred greeted ross mirkarimi. mayor ed lee says he's getting ready to testify and the mayor used some strong words as he spelled out this view.

>> as one of the top law enforcement officials for the city, he to not have engaged in the beating of his wife. >> he is resulting to sensational of his mayor. they are throwing whatever they can against the waugh to see what sticks. >> mayor e lee sufficient pen a sheriff. he is -- >> a marin county teen anallers accuse of attempted more. 17-year-old action -- maxway is accused of -- he also stow a $200,000 l.a.

boar the stolen consider belong to k. fulness the woman you see here will be arraigned on a felony vehicle manslaughter charge. he hit hen killed abelian in march if show ross if negligent. stealing bikes. the crime son the rise at some specific spots. coming up at 6:45 what police found in the possession of one suspect. time now 6:37. sal is back. how are we moving on the roads? >> not too bad. as a matter of fact we are off to a decent start. i have been looking at chp's list we don't have a lot going on. this is a look at interstate 880. the traffic here looks pretty good. these days in summer we're hoping every once in awhile

people will go on vacation in june and july you will get lighter commutes. so far we haven't seen that. we are waiting. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you see it doesn't look lighter than usual. it's backed up like a normal morning. backed up to the 880 over crossing. you can see slow traffic here and there beginning to bill. not all that bad from vallejo to richmond. if you are driving from hayward to union city we are getting a bit of a slow down. 6:38 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. sunrise over the big city. expect for patchy low clouds down awe long the santa cruz coastline that is it. temperatures won't take long to warm up. pollen count continues to just to be -- if you are you havering you have multiple sources now. the weeds make a little move here. rag we'd is way up there. june per is the main pull pretty.

take your pick. one, two, three or all three. sunshine, patchy fog today. that patchy fog again is very shallow and mainly on the santa cruz coastline. sunny and warm to hot inland as temperatures heading up. 80s yesterday for many. low to mid. concord 91. 86 santa rosa. san jose from 81-85. temperatures through the interior no problem warming up. 80s and 90s back toward the coast. there is a westerly breeze or sea breeze but it's not that strong. 50s and 60s on the temps. some of the locations will be in the mid 60s. high pressure today but then that system and that system combine together to open the sea breeze door. it will come charging in tomorrow. this is a wick warmup. 90s for the interior and drop good 10-15 degrees tomorrow. the weekend looks unseasonally cool. sunny warm to hot. patchy fog again toward the santa cruz area.

60s to 90s some of the inland locations have no problem. after today temperatures will fall off the table. summer starts this afternoon. 83 sunnyvale. 80s on the peninsula and san mateo at 87. 67 at half-moon bay. tomorrow though big, big increase in the fog. cooler temps will take us into friday with his week always in view. parts of the east coast may get triple digit temperatures on this first official day of summer. new york city on stand by to deal with related -- heat related incidents. and transportation own power grids are being watched closely. health officials back east are setting up cooling centers and warning people stay out of the sun and drink lots of water. the biggest county fair in the bay area opens today. we want to take you out there live this morning as the big

ferris wheel alameda county fair celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. new attraction will be a big water slide. 17 day event will also include three nights of fire works and the world's largest outdoor grill and it's just $1 to get in today and $1 carnival rides to celebrate that big anniversary. there is a live picture. looks beautiful out there. can get a little hot. i think that water slide. wow look that. there it is right there. >> right there. >> nice. bring a change of clothing. >> that will want to make you smile this morning. your time is 6:41. i have to tell you about developing news. a brazen and deadly attack that just happened killed almost 20 people including three american troops. we'll have the latest details. >> the city of oakland is taking a huge step forward to redevelop the army base. >> good morning.

richmond bridge in and out of marin traffic looks good so far.

good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. in just about two hours from right now fire experts from around the country will be in west oakland inspecting the building that caught fire last week and damaged a nearby bart

train track. federal agents still don't know what caused the fire which halted bart service for almost 12 hours last thursday. >> we just found out this mornings fire at a kelly moore paint store in oakland caused between $50-60,000 damage. flames broke out at the back of the store and shot through the roof. investigator will determine how that fire started. >> and this is day six of a protest at oakland's lake view elementary school. the school district wants to close the school to save money. but angry parents are camping out at the school and planning to teach summer school even though school police have tole them they have to leave. >> it has been more than step years since the military moved out of the oakland army base along the waterfront. this morning the city is a step closer to a billion dollar proposal to redevelop the area. ktvu lorraine blanco is at the base to talk about the number of jobs that the deal promises to bring to oakland.

lorraine. >> reporter: pam the redevelopment here at the old oakland army base is expected to create 2,000 construction jobs and another 2,000 permanent jobs here. and that is a major reason for the resounding 7-0 vote. now after hours of discussion, council members approved the billion dollar proposal around 11:00 p.m. last night. more than 100 community members passed the chamber -- packed the amber for the vote. ? they agreed to require businesses of 40 or more lows to hire oakland residence for half of their staff. they also agree to refrain from asking job applicants if they have been convicted of a crime before. one of the council members told us late last night that the city spent more than 24 hours at the bargaining table with developers right before the

vote. >> i personally was not ready to walk because i think more than 75% of the jobs were already going to be everything we wanted. we were talking about a smaller number of jobs. and we really need this. >> the council must approve a second reading of the proposed plan next week. by moving forward the city just made the deadline to keep a key grant worth $.25 million of funding. we are following developing news from afghanistan. the pentagon says as many as three u.s. troops may have been killed in a suicide bombing in the eastern part of the country. details still coming in at this point. but early reports indicate that a car packed with explosives rammed into some vehicles in an international convoy. as many as 15 afghans were killed that attack. a u.s. military investigation is remming that seven u.s. troops face administrative

punishment but not criminal charges for the burning of qurans at a u.s. base in afghanistan. the lack of any criminal charges is in line with the early reports that the february incident was a mistake. the decision is likely to anger afghans that are enraged by the burning of their holy book. thousands took to the streets in deadly riots. time now 6:47. three people literally had to swim for their lives when their boat blew up in in the delta. the fire reduced that cabin cruiser to a wreck. there were two other people on board he was hoping to sell the boat to them. all three of them are okay. >> bart police say they have captured a thief that specializes in stealing bikes. a bigger problem than a lot of people might think. a station agent told them a 47-

year-old man walked up to the bike rack, took a buick and try unsuccessfully to get away on a train. many bart riders say they worry about their bikes being stolen. >> i lost parts and bikes get stolen and i got an expensive seat once and it got stolen the first day. >> my bike is pretty cheap. nobody wants it because it looks bad. >> berkeley's ashby station has had 24 bikes stolen so far this year. san francisco 16th street has had 22. you can check our channel 2 website ktvu.com we have photos of some bikes that have been recovered. check it out. look for the story. it's in the section related today's hot topics. sal, at ucla you call those

beater bikes. you have an old bike so no one wanted to steal it. >> they had those at berkeley too. they have them in the city. you see people riding them now. let's take a look at what we have now. just looking at 237 here. you can see the traffic is beginning to get slow as we are getting closer to the heart of the commute which is between 7:00 and #. that is where the busiest traffic is. right now we have busy traffic on interstate 880 as you drive through oakland and 580 through oakland. let's take a look at 580 commute here. coming out of livermore. slow traffic on the tracy area to livermore. once you make it to dublin it looks good. 880 getting busier. and this mornings drive at the bay bridge toll plaza that is thick now from the 880 overcrossing. now let's go to steve. >> thank you. this is how i got to work

today. right here. dave clark. yeah. got a little exercise in. so beautiful morning. hardly any breeze chafers. whatsoever. and temperatures will warm up really fast here. temperatures 50s and 60s by the santa cruz coastline. other than that it will be 80s and 90s. already 59. i bet fairfield is about 65 here in about 5-10 minutes. low 50s by santa rosa. much warmer lows today compared to yesterday. we ha low to mid 40s yesterday. high pressure is your fair weather friend today. this little guy will come together. they will come together. and then come right over us. sweeping over us. it looks like a really big cool down starting tomorrow. today though sunny and warmer. 90s through the interior. low to mid. tomorrow we stata the cool down with increase in fog.

unseasonally strong row will drop in here. giving us well below temperatures. we have 70s, 80s, and 90s. oakland 76. hayward 76. we will go 90 morgan hill. 91 gilroy. fremont 82. and 80 in san mateo. 70 in the city. 64 pacifica and 84 in wood side. friday about the same saturday into sunday. well below temperatures with rain to the north. mismorning proctor and gammable cut its fourth quarter earning. it's being hurt by unfavorable currency exchange rates. they now expect revenue to drop as much as 2% rather than a 2%

blame games. that hopsen i a revenue screen. time now 6:52. if you love avocados like pam, this could be a rough summer for you. the shortage that is causing major problems for southern california avocado farmers. >> and the occupy protests take a new turn. why oakland's mayor may be paying the price in more ways than none. >> there is a crash in marin county that is slowing traffic on the way over.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. here's the headline. will the market get from the fed. the federal reserve meets today. live look at the dow down 17 points right now. time now 6:56. oakland mayor jean quan could literally have to pay the price if the city misses court imposed delines. the judge demanding city leaders stick to his detailed schedule in carrying out reforms in the police department. and he's warning he may fine the city for any missed deadlines. he may even order mayor jean quan to personally pay up.

meantime san francisco mayor e lee has a new plan to fight crime in the cities bay view district. it's a response to a string of recent shootings including this one liassic on cameron way. the plan includes a new summer jobs program and community activities like a midnight basketball league. the mayor also wants to add extra police officers in that area. more than two weeks after the june 5th elections a measure that would at a $1 tax to the pack of cigarettes is still too close to call. prop 29 is trailing by 17,500 votes. 400,000 is votes still need to be count. san diego county avocado growers are having a hard time finding people to work their farms. a lot of migrant workers are taking breaks this year and going to work in their home countries. it will not have a huge impact on prices because of high demand and strong competition.

let's quickly go to sal. how is highway 101? >> there is a crash southbound 101 near sir francis drake. and southbound 101 in san rafael feeling the effects on this. coming up we'll check this out and check the rest of the commute. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. a little bit of fog on the santa cruz coastline. that is it. otherwise sunshine and warm to hot conditions. 60s and 70s and 80s closer to the waters edge. coming up next it's a big day in that fire investigation what experiments around the country will be doing this morning. >> a new plan to ban cars in one of the busiest streets in san francisco. stay right here with us.