himself. >> temperatures are expected to warm up this holiday week. how much so? we'll have that coming up. good morning, everyone it's monday july 2nd i'm mike mibach in for dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. i hear warmer. it's getting warmer? >> inland. inland. a lot of fog out there. we do have low clouds and fog. yesterday i mean it maxed itself out. there is still a pretty good push this morning. after that burns off it will be sunny and warmer for most. especially away from the coast. now to sal. >> all right, good morning, steve. 237 westbound the traffic continues to move along very nicely with no major problems. we are off to a nice start on this monday. 80 westbound getting a little more crowd as you drive from berkeley to oakland. let's go back to the desk. we begin with new

information on an overnight tragedy. highway patrol is looking for a hit and run driver responsible for a fatal crash in sonoma county. it happened shortly after midnight on a rural roadway in petaluma and minutes ago ktvu alex savidge learned the victim was just 16 years old. alex. >> reporter: the chp officer i talked with in just the last half hour just confirmed to me the victim in this mornings accident was a 16-year-old boy from american canyon. his name not being released this morning. the young man was inside a pickup truck that slammed head on into another truck early this morning and now the chp looking for the second driver involved here that walked off after the accident. this happened just after midnight on a rural road. lake view road. just south of petaluma. downtown petaluma. a witness to the crash told us this morning that the driver that survived the accident actually walked up to the truck with the teenager inside to check on him. that person the young man the

teenager was unconscious and eventually died from his injuries. and our witness says the driver that survived this crash claims the victim was at fault to the accident. >> he came down and was looking in there and we were there for about three to five minutes. he said the guy just came across the guy in the truck the deceased said he came across the line the center line and hit him. >> reporter: despite what that driver told our witness at the scene, the chp is confirming to me this morning they do believe the man that fled the scene of the accident this morning is the driver that was at fault for this crash. they believe he's the one that swerved across this two lane highway and caused the crash. they only have a vague description on that driver the man they are looking for likely suffered injuries in the accident. he is driving a 69 white ford pickup truck that remained at the scene. he walked off after this deadly crash that we do understand

killed a teenager. live this morning in petaluma alex savidge. this morning police are investigating after a person was found shot to death in a car near the oakland hills. police found the shooting victim after 6:00 last night on sunkist drive in oakland. police say the victim had been shot at least once. officers have not relesioned any other information. sonoma county sheriffs department is investigating a possible hate crime in guerneville. 49-year-old man told deputies he was attacked around 11:30 last tuesday night after leaving a guy bar on third street. he says unknown individuals attacked him and at least one of them used antigay threats and slurs. the man suffered cuts and abrasions. anyone with information about this attack is asked to call the sonoma county sheriffs department. the man on trial charged with beating up a priest will return to court this morning. tara moriarty is in san jose where closing arguments in the william lynch trial get under way in a few hours.

tara. >> reporter: you know this two week trial was supposed to be about an elderly priest getting physically abused. it's taking on a completely different tone. it's about the man that wants to hue mailuate the priest. these closing arguments are set to begin at 9:00 this morning. once they are done the jury can begin deliberating. we watched 44-year-old william lynch walk into the court before he took the stand. he cried while testifying about his 2010 confrontation. lynch says when he walked into the retirement home he didn't plan to hit lindner but when he leered at him he had flash backs of the attack. he described in detail the molestation that took place on 1975 on a camping trip. he cities the priest violently sodomized him and forced the brothers to orally onulate open

-- onulate open're. the brothers refer revealed -- never revealed the abuse. the brothers did want win a $625,000 settlement from the church. now lindner while on the stand denied abusing lynch so the judge had his testimony thrown out. now lynch faces up to four years in prison if convicted. live from san jose i'm tara moriarty. a homeless man is in jail this morning accuse of deliberately setting a fire at a vacant fire building in concord. it started on claytonway and will low pass road. 32-year-old michael moss was taken into custody just steps away from the building he's accused of building. moss was just one of many squatters that was living in the foreclosed apartment. >> they all on drugs. they all kept going back over

there. this place is bad for them. they all be tweaking and there is a lot of stuff that goes on around here. >> investigators won't say why the arson suspect would burn himself out of his own temporary home. investigators in san jose say an unintended fire at a homeless camp set off a grass fire on communications hill and started shortly before 5:00 yesterday afternoon. firefighters managed to stop the wind whipped flames from spreading to several hill top homes. no one was hurt. a small earthquake rattled the city of millbrae last night. 2.5 magnitude quake had an epicenter about three miles west, southwest of the city. it hit just before 9:00. the earthquake was felt by a few people but so far no damages or injuries are reported. battle over president obama's health care reform is not over despite last weeks supreme court ruling that says it is constitutional. republicans still vowing to repeal it while the white house

says it's time to accept the ruling and move on. >> it's time to get over the debate and implement the law. what they don't want is to be taken back to the old debate. they want to get on be focusing our economic growth and creating jobs. >> the american people do not want to get on this path. they do not want the government telling them what kind of insurance policy they have to buy and how much they will pay for it. if you don't like it we'll tax you. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi calls repeal efforts a waste of time. saying it would never pass the democratly controlled senate. but the house has scheduled a mostly symbolic vote. the party that ruled mexico for most of the last century is now back in power. coming up at 6:15 what president elect enrique says he will do about the drug violence plaguing mexico. 6:07 is the time right now. let's check back in with sal. checking in on the bridge at this time? >> i am.

and you know i haven't seen a lot of slow traffic. it's not like i'm hoping for it but we are watching for it. let's take a look at it. there is a little bit of slowing temperature it's not major. they don't turn the metering lights on until 6:15. i have a feeling today's backup won't be that deep. a lot of people this week have been taking time off surrounding the fourth of july. certainly after the fourth i think we will see some time off. maybe even some before. this is a look now at the san mateo bridge. it looks pretty good. a little overcast weather to the other side. actually almost everywhere. the traffic is not effected. dumbarton bridge looks good as well. concord and walnut creek traffic looks good. 6:08 let's go to steve. >> thank you. very good morning. the big news continues to be in the middle of the country with blistering heat. nashville was 109. unbelievable. charlotte has had 104 for three

consecutive days. we are on the western edge of everything. the high has not built back into the west. we get the morning fog and low clouds. even though the water temps have gone way up. they have gone up about five to seven degrees. a lot of low clouds. very mild overnight fog. three to six degrees warmer for many. highs building in slightly. it will be a warming ten. there is no north, northeast wind. it just looks like a sea breeze. it has been coming down a little bit. west at sfo. 150s and 60s. san jose overcast and a balmy 63 degrees. even napa airport at 59. oakland 59. hayward at 60. when you are already sitting at 60 degrees it wouldn't take long to warm up. system to the north will kind of stay right there. high pressure system not showing signs of doing too much expect building in a little bit. as it does that means the

temperatures will come up. it's up around 2,000 feet. fog, drizzle by the coast. morning fog and mild around the bay. it will be warmer inland. temperatures creeping up. 60s, 70s and 80s. livermore was only 74 yesterday. we are going 81 today. 80 san jose. even though they are overcast. remember they are 63 right now. 80 also in santa clara. upper 70s peninsula mountain view is in there. and mission district along with pee tray owe hill will get some sun. we will go a little warmer there. fog, sun, warmer tuesday into wednesday. then it looks like a little cool down. really there is no extreme one way or another. maybe a little warmer toward the latter half of the weekend. battle over oil drilling and this one you may find hard to believe. >> the push to crack down on under age drinking in san francisco why lawmakers are

going after certain companies. >> and we are learning about a possible motive for the soldier that shot and killed his commander and then turned the gun on himself.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. in afghanistan a man in an afghan police uniform opened fire and killed three nato troops. they have not released the

nationality of these troops killed yesterday. but it is the latest in a string of shootings of nato troops by afghan forces or infill traitors dressed in afghan uniforms. soldier at fort bragg in north carolina that shot and killed his commander and turned the gun on himself has died. the 27-year-old soldier from kansas was recently charged with stealing a tool kit and had been awaiting court- martial. a 27-year-old soldier from vacaville was also hurt in that shooting. grizzly discovery in montreal could be linked to the recent mismemberment case involving a canadian porn actor. a human head was found in a park. if it is a head it could belong to a chinese student they say was dismembered by luke magnata. he is accused of killing the student that was his lover and mailing the body parts to political parties and schools. the party that ruled mexico for most of the last century is taking back power.

ktvu alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom tracking the results of sunday's election. alison. >> reporter: he's a telogennic young governor and he may be the president of mexico. while his tough rival has not yet conceded 45-year-old enrique pena has claimed victory with about 38% of the vote. his institutional revolutionary party has been out of power for amid a decade but he is promising good government, better results on the crack town on drug cartels and more economic growth. some analysts in the united states are skeptical and say he has not offered enough specific plans for reform. there are also allegations today of vote tampering. i'll have more on that in my next update in about an hour. a plan to drill for oil in ohio cemeteries is causing a lot of controversy this

morning. three cemeteries in eastern ohio say they have received proposals to lease minimal rights for a fee and rights. supporters say drilling so deep under ground it does not disturb the cemetery. three east contra costa fire stations are closed. one in brentwood, knightsen, and bethel island shut down because of budget cuts. in a last ditch effort failed when voters rejected measure s. this was a parcel tax aimed at increasing revenue. because it failed the district was forced to cut $3 million from its budget. closing the stations and laying off 15 firefighters. the state department of forestry is planning to conduct a planned burn. the burn will take place in grant ranch county park about eight miles east of san jose. just so you know smoke will probably be visible in the san jose area and south santa clara

valley. prescribed burns protect against large wild fires. a burlingame couple will call rob state lawmakers that will hold bus companies responsible for under age drinking. the couples son 19-year-old brett was killed in a february 2010 crash after driving home drunk from a party bus ride. assembly bill 45 would require bus operators to verify passenger ages. drivers could face fines or have their licenses suspend if under age drinkers are caught. the bill face ascii vote tomorrow. you can wake up with ktvu every morning get the mornings top stories that develop while you were sleeping sent straight to your cell phone every weekday morning. you can get your ktvu morning wake up call by texting the word wakeup to 70123. 6:17 is the time. sal, of course you and steve are here at -- >> we are here. most of us will be here.

i know mike will be here. ly be here on july 4th. soily be wake up with you that day too. let's go out -- which is wednesday by the way. this is highway 4 westbound. looks pretty good coming up over the will low pass grade. no problems on interstate 680 and 24 from walnut creek looks goo. the bay bridge is getting busier. usually by now we have a little bit more of a backup. it could be a light week. we'll see what happens. there is a backup here. nothing major. if you are driving on highway 4 we mentioned that. i want to move the maps over to the east shore freeway. vallejo, pi fell, richmond that looks pretty good. 6:18 let's go to steve. >> thank you. very good morning. low clouds, fog. been drizzle the last couple of mornings. temperatures really mild. very kind of a muggy pattern over us. water temps are up.

the fog is there. we have a lot to work with. still a westerly or south westerly breeze. the sea breeze still in place. 50s and low 60s. san jose already 63 along with mountain view. overcast down toward san jose. a little warmer one day. really cool the next. there is no clear cut extreme one way or another on the pattern. everything seems to be in the middle of the country. fog, sun, warmer for us. especially away from the coast. 60s and 70s coast and bay. wouldn't take much to warm up. looks like a little warmer tuesday into wednesday and a little cool down but really no difference one day or the next. pam and mike. >> thank you, steve. there is about to be a shakeup in the pharmaceutical industry. they will pay more than $5 billion. once that deal is complete it will work with british drug maker to develop and commercialize diabetes drug.

diabetes is a growing focus for the drug makers as more are diagnosissed with the disease. apple bees changing its menu to focus on fresh foods. it will change the look of its stores inside and out and make the bar the most prominent feature inside. apple bees says it will spend about $200,000 per store and hopes to make back that money just as quickly. olympic trials track and field controversy. why a winner take all scheduled for tonight may not happen. >> rising sea levels could effect bay area neighborhoods and even san francisco's airport. >> good morning. southbound 680 traffic moving along pretty well heading down to the bottom of the bay year. it looks pretty good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway

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good morning. lots of low clouds. very mild 50s and 60s on the temps. warm up today 70s low to mid 80s well inland a few upper 80s. >> rising sea levels could cause bay area neighborhoods to flood within two decades. even san francisco international airport could be effected. the bay citizen reports sea levels could rise as much as 30

centimeters. experiments say many of the neighborhoods were built on landfill just a few feet over the hides tides. people in the mid atlantic are bracing for another round of severe weather. they are still cleaning up from deadly storms over the weekend that left moms without power. coming up at 6:35 we'll go live to maryland with how people are staying cool in the hot temperatures. peg e -- pg&e has a new plan to keep the pipelines safe. the company just filed a report that sets out guidelines now required by state law. they include building a new training facility. by 2014 pg&e also plans to hire 1400 new workers to support its effort on safety. >> creating one comprehensive distribution center will allow us to view our entire system in one place in realtime.

>> but people that live in the san bruno neighborhood area where a gas pipe explosion killed eight people say that plan sounds like what pg&e should have been doing all along. san jose police have identified a man found fatally stabbed in a parking lot on friday night. police say 41-year-old harry clark was town in that parking lot on winchester boulevard. police are still investigating but it does not appear to be gang related. olympic trial runoff is scheduled in oregon to determine who earns the last spot in the women's 100 meters for the london games. but it may not happen. there are reports that jenna is reconsidering her decision to take part in the runoff. she and allison officially died for third last week but she was originally named as the third place finisher before officials ruled it a tie.

tara says she feels she won her spot fair and square and is unhappy she was forced to make that decision. these are the five female gymnasts representing the united states in this years olympic games. they are gabby douglas, jordan weaver, makayla, ali, and kyla ross. they are being called the strongest since 1996 and heavily favored to bring home the team gold. good luck to women gymnast as they head off to london and good luck to everyone that makes the olympic team for the united states. those are big days. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at the commute. speaking of san jose northbound 280 traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. it's a nice looking drive all the way up. if you are driving on northbound 17 traffic it looks good getting down to the bottom of the hill.

this morning on interstate 880 north and southbound we are off to a nice start. there are no major problems as we head toward the middle of the commute. we are still looking nice. that commute looks good we put up the maps for you. i want to show you everything looks pretty good. the road sensors showing green which means traffic is near or at the speed limit. >> thanks sal. it's a big day for fire station 25 in vallejo as it gets ready to reopen. >> and the search is on this morning for the driver that triggered a deadly crash in petaluma overnight and ran off. how a witness describes the aftermath of this accident. >> and the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. we'll have the early stock numbers.

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there it is on time. opening bell in new york. stock to watch is walmart. they are one of the companies and ringing the bell. over there on the nasdaq this morning is intrepid fallen heros fun. they are helping military, fallen heros and families. we'll have all the business news coming up in a moment. >> a lot of green on the board this morning. good morning, everyone thank you for joining us right here on ktvu channel 2 morning knews. it is monday july 2nd i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm pam cook. we are following overnight news this morning. we begin with new information on a highway tragedy. the highway patrol looking far hit and run driver responsible for a fatal crash in sonoma county. it happened shortly after midnight on a rural road in

petaluma. ktvu alex savidge has learned that victim was just 16 years old. alex. >> reporter: we have learned we have confirmed from the chp that the victim involved in this deadly hit and run crash that happened overnight a 16- year-old boy from american canyon. so far his name not being release. obviously his family still needs to be notified. the teenager was driving into a pickup truck when it slammed into outrock on a rural road here. the chp searching for the second driver involved who they say caused this crabby swerving into the on coming lane. and than after the accident the other driver walked off. the crash happened just after midnight right at lakeville road and lakeville road one. this man tells us the driver that survived the accident walked up to the other truck to check on that teenage driver that was unconscious inside. our witness describes what the hit and run driver did before leaving.

>> he came down and was looking in there and we were there for about three to five minutes and then when i turned around the other guy had already left. >> reporter: chp only has a vague description on the hit and run driver they are looking for. the man likely suffered seriously injuries in the accident. his pickup truck that he left behind at the scene is a 69 white ford pickup truck. the chp trying to figure out if alcohol may have played a role here. we do understand lakeville road back open at this point. again after a deadly hit and run accident that killed a 16- year-old boy this morning and search is on for the driver that cause that crash. we hope to learn more information about that suspect as the morning moves on. alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. the battle over thomas kinkade $66 million estate returns to court this morning. the painter died at his home on

april 6th after overdosing on alcohol and valium. kinkade's live in girlfriend has submitted handwritten notes that she says he wanted her to inherit his mansion and $10 million booking kid's estrange -- kinkade's estranged wife fights. fire at independence high school on education park drive started at 6:45 last night. firefighters say a side door on a theater building at the school was set on fire. it melted a plexus glass window and damaged fire on the outside -- and damage the siding on the outside of the house. fire was reported by neighbors that smelled smoke around 5:30 last night. no one was inside the house and no one was hurt. later this morning vallejo

fire station 25 will officially reopen. ktvu allie rasmus live at the station this morning where allie firefighters have already moved in. >> reporter: that is right they started moving in a week ago. some people that live in this neighborhood have noticed the fire service light was turned on a week ago. the red light at the top of the garage there it lets people in the area know this is an active fire station. this is fire station 25. and today firefighters will celebrate the official reopening of the station and something neighbors in the area were very happy to hear about. >> you feel a lot safer when they are here. because that way fire trucks have to come so far away. i think it's way over on the other side of vallejo. in july of 2010 they faced steep cuts and forced to close

three of its eight fiestas and station 25 was one of them. a year ago they found out they were getting a grant from fema. they used that money to open a fireback. and now some of the firefighters are ready to begin their work here at the new station 25. vallejo fire department will have the official reopening ceremony and they would like the community to join them. they will be holding that here at fire station 25 on 595 mini drive in vallejo. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 morning news. many forced to flee a raging wild fire are allowed to turn home to survey the damage. it was still a shock when they saw the char remaps of their up close. >> this was what was the garage. >> the fire is 45 contain.

but it has destroy almost 350 homes. sweltering heat and no power those are the conditions for many people this morning. reporter stacy ken is in montgomery county maryland with effort to restore the power. how is it going out there stacy? >> reporter: you know slowly. i think is probably the most honest answer i can give you, pam. there have been at the height of the storm across the country about 4 million people that were without power. the latest number i have been looking at was at 2 million. here in montgomery county the suburb of washington, d.c. and maryland, d.c., virginia. it has been an absolutely brutal weekend. we had close to a million out of power in just virginia alone. about 400,000 in maryland. we are getting crews from all over the country to come here.

and this of course as blistering heat continues not only here but across the country. some areas like the area i'm in now will be getting a cool down if you can call it that into the 90s. the temperatures will keep on rising and some parts of the country especially to the south they will remain in triple digits which of course is hard to work in and harder to bear if you are without hour and air conditioning -- power and air conditioning. >> i can't even imagine. behind you it looks pretty busy. a lot of people out and about in all of this. imagine of surprised. are any companies sort of letting people take a break and deal with this? >> reporter: you know it's funny when we got to this intersection this morning you are right this is a very busy intersection. it was actually dark and there are many, many power lights that are -- traffic lights that are dark. that is part a creating a terrible commute and a lot of confusion. this power just come on a couple hours ago. yes people are out and going to

work. some folks may want to because that is the only place they can find air conditioning. i can tell you a lot of people having insurance adjustors come to their homes for trees on roofs, cars, fences, you name it. it's really unbelievable. >> thank you for that update. stacy that is there in maryland where the power at least there has been restored. boy not for as she mentioned could be as many as two million people. >> if it's not winter storms it's spring storms. it's a perfect example why they pay what they do. >> there is a reason, yes. time now 6:38 on the clock. let's check in with sal and what do you see? >> we are looking at traffic that is not all that bad. although there is a little slowing out there. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza it looks good. for this time any way. there is a little bit of a backup. not that deep. just past 880. if it stays true to form we

should have a decent day at the bay bridge. there is a backup. it's not sunday morning light. we'll save that for wednesday. or maybe even tomorrow or thursday. 237 is lighter than usual. by now we normally have slow traffic through here. you might want to take advantage of that. we have been looking at the freeways hayward 880 that traffic is looking good. like wise for the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. very muggy and humid conditions. a lot of low clouds in place and water temps come way up there. mid 50s and a few near upper 50s. things are really changed. the overnight lows are also running much, much warmer. overcast conditions and a lot of drizzle. very muggy. overnight fog will give way to warmer conditions. three to six degrees warmer. it could be about eight to ten inland. warmer pattern. at least start today and kicks in a little bit toward tuesday. but after that it looks like

levels off and keep things status quo as we like to say. southwest 16 at fair feel. not a big deal. a little hint of a sea breeze. nothing too strong. 50s and 60s. when you start off that warm. 6:s and 70 -- 60s and 70s closer to the coast. little warmer today. fog, sun warmer. morning clouds. very muggy conditions as temperatures will start to warm up here. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s for some. richmond 68. walnut creek to 81. hayward 70. and then mid to upper 80s santa clara valley. upper 70s on the peninsula. 60s i long the coast -- 60s

along the coast. although again mission district tend to get the sun earlier. there will be a slight warmup there. not much change really here. maybe a little warmer inland. not so much coast and bay. it does look a little warmer toward the latter half. mysterious sounds and rattling windows put some californians on high alert. why the navy is claiming credit for a rare sky quake. >> we are live in san jose. >> bay bridge toll plaza getting a little crowded now. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather.

good morning. lots of low clouds. very muggy humid conditions. it will be sunny and mild to warmer. 60s and 70s and a few mid to upper 80s. time is 6:44. here's a look at the top stories we are following. highway patrol is looking for a hit and run driver responsible for a fatal crash in sonoma county. we learned the victim is a 16- year-old boy. it happened shortly after midnight on a rural roadway in petaluma. we will have an update for you on mornings on 2. >> this mornings vallejo fire station 25 will reopen for

business. the station has been closed since july of 2010 because of budget cuts. federal grants helped make today's reopening possible. >> pg&e says it will merge its gas transmission dispatch and description centers by -- distribution centers by the end of next year. it's a plan to increase the safety of its natural gas pipelines. that also includes adding 1400 workers. scientists say a loud rumbling near san diego is what they call a sky quake. an oceanographer confirm two navy fighter jets were flying faster than sound. the violence continues in syria. this is video of a mass funeral for victims of a mortar attack in the capitol city ophidia mast cushion. it shows bodies in white sheets

and laid together in an open grade. opposition activists say syrian forces killed more than 40 people when they fired a moe tar bomb in a funeral procession. tara moriarty is live in san ho. tara. >> reporter: that is right. closing arguments set to begin at 9:00 this morning. what was interesting about the testimony from william lynch that happened on friday he had been through therapy and wanted to move past this alleged sex abuse. he decided the best way to do that was to confront the former priest. the 44-year-old said he had no plans to attack father lindner that day. but when he leered at him he had flash backs to the alleged abuse and struck him. if the defense rests closing arguments will start. once that happens the jury can deliberate. lynch took the stand friday and cried while testifying about his 2010 confrontation with

lingerer. he described in detail the molestation that took place on a 1975 camping trip when he and his brother were young boys. the priest forced him to orally on late him and his brother. lynch says the 67-year-old lindner told him he would kill him and his family if he told. they never revealed the abuse until years later. the brothers want a settlement from the catholic church in a lawsuit but lindner while on the stand denied that any of that abuse ever took place. because of that, other lindner victims including his niece weren't allowed to testify. now if convicted, lynch could face up to four years in prison. live from san jose i'm tara moriarty. it has been a week since victor mario was last seen standing over a pier.

police say he might have fallen into the bay after he and a friend left the giants dodgers game. the friends say they were near pier 32 when he looked down to send a text. when he looked back he was gone. the family is asking the public to continue searching for him. meantime his family is also accusing a woodland towing company of trying to profit over the possible death. on wednesday tick tack toe towing towed mario's car from a no parking zone. it is now charging the family $75 is day until the family is presented with a death certificate or a visit from mario himself. company says it's just following the law. ten high school students are the first class of interns at facebook. the social networking site is teaming up the students from east pahl low al doe park with oak nears. all the interns are focusing on careers in science, technology,

math, or engineering. reminder you can get ktvu news to go on your cell phone. down load the ktvu app and watch all of our newscasts live. >> always great to hear from people that watch us on the road. how are the roads sal? nice transition, pam. the roads are doing pretty well. let's go outside and take a look at the commute now. -- 880 north and southbound it's a nice looking drive. bay bridge toll plaza if you are going there it's backed up for about 5-10 minute wait. traffic seems to be moving along pretty well. if you are driving down the nimitz freeway that looks good. also checking on highway 4 contra costa county slow traffic in antioch but pittsburg and bay point looking

good. >> lots of low clouds. fog. upper 50s and low 60s. a lot of moisture in the air. again temperatures starting off so mild it won't take long to warm up. low cloud deck even though the water temps have come up have had no problem forming. that is a sure sign that high pressure is billing in a little bit. it's still there but it's about i don't know about half but it has been cut down considerably. upper 50s to low 60s. redwood city, mountain view, hayward at 60 degrees. many locations that is are not far away. 80s to a few low 90s. 60s and 70s closer to it not much is really changing. there is a low up to the north. high pressure to the east. day-to-day changes. fog, sun, warmer for those away from the coast. morning clouds very muggy. humid conditions. 60s, 70s and inland low mid to few upper 80s.

concord, pleasant hill 82. 88 antioch. danville 82. alameda at 67. livermore at 81. gilroy at 88 degrees. santa cruz at 74. fremont 76. same for san mateo. 78 for redwood city. little warmer tuesday. it looks like into wednesday. just subtle changes. far enough away from the coast a little warmer by the coast. not much as changed. temperatures settle into a very quiet pattern. pam. >> thank you, steve. this morning a chinese court announced apple will pay $60 million to settle a legal battle over the ipad name. it bought the global rights to that name. the chinese authorities say ownership in china was never transferred. they say the agreement was reached through mediation. apple is not commenting. sony plans to open up the music library to people in japan that use apple devices.

sony hoped to boost sales by holding apple access. starting today the songs will be included in a new down load service. new record for a bay area social networking site. what happened on twitter when spain score tdz one of its four goals during the european championship final. >> the office set to open up in silicone valley. >> good morning, westbound interstate 80 is getting more crowded past golden gate feels.

welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. taking you live to the big board. dow jones up about eight points. contra costa county health department is holding a town hold meeting tonight. on june 15th the tanks storing processed water at the refinery ruptured. that led to the release of hydrogen sulfide vapor into the air. people reported nausea, headaches, and breathing problems. >> today state lawmakers will vote on a plan that would make it easier for california homeowners to avoid foreclosures. the proposal would make most of

the national mortgage settlement negotiated this year part of the state law. if approved the legislation would require large banks to have one person work with homeowners to work out foreclosure issues and allow homeowners to sue if banks violate the law. this morning the search continues for an inmate that escaped from a minimum security prison in tracy. officials discovered 25-year- old enrique contreras was missing early yesterday morning. he was serving a 32 month sentence for burglar. he was last seen wearing blue prison issued clothing. another inmate escaped from the prison last month but he has been recaptured. the federal government is expected to announce one of the new patent offices will be located in san jose. the satellite office should help speed up the review process. currently there is a backlog of more than 600,000 applications and approval can take three years. there will also be new satellite offices established in denver and dallas fort

worth. the offices all expected to open in 2014. san francisco based twitter set a new sports related twitter. they fired off more than 15,000 tweets per second. when spain scored the fourth goal yesterday, there were a total of 16.5 million tweets worldwide during the match. spain defeated italy 4-0 to win its second consecutive european championship. hello twitter. >> yeah a lot of fans out there. coming up on 7:00 let's go back over to sal for traffic. >> all right. right now we are doing pretty well. i would say this monday morning not all that bad. we do have slow downs it's not completely light. also this morning we are looking at the walnut creek and concord commute. now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. rose clouds. very muggy. mild conditions 50s and 60s.

little warmer away from the coast. coming up on mornings on 2 a deadly hit and run crash in sonoma county overnight. what we have learned about the victim. >> bay area fire department dealing with drastic budget cuts. finally there is good news.