the search is underway this morning for a hit-and-run driver who killed a teenager in a head-on collision in petaluma. how a witness describes this crash scene. the san jose trial for a man accused of beating a priest is now entering a critical phase. it was shut down for more than two years, but now this fire station, the fire trucks and the firefighters' gear is all ready to go in vallejo. we'll tell you how the department got the right sources to open up this -- resources to open this up again. "mornings on 2" starts now. sh and good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm tori campbell.

it's monday, july 2nd. dave clark has the day off. the highway patrol is looking for a hit-and-run driver responsible for a fatal crash in sonoma county t happened shortly after midnight on a rural roadway in -- county. it happened shortly after midnight on a rural roadway. alex savidge has now learned the victim was a 16-year-old boy. alex this. >> reporter: well, good morning, the teen was killed here in downtown petaluma. the truck veered into the part of the teenager. the chp, looking for the driver driver, who, after the accident, just took off. this crash happened near the intersection of lakeville road an old lakeville road number one. the chp says the victim in this case was a 16-year-old boy from american canyon. his name is not being released it morning. a witness we talked to said the

driver who survived this accident actually stuck around for a short time. he walked up to talk to the driver, the teenager, who was conscious. >> went up there, there about three, five minutes. when i returned around, the guy had already left. >> reporter: the chp says the driver -- the driver likely suffered injuries. the truck, a 1969 ford pickup truck. the reason we know -- we know that the truck was left here at the scene. i understand in talking with the chp, they will be talking about who the registered owner is of the pickup truck as they right to find the driver who took off in this head-on collision that tilled -- that killed a teenager.

back to you. >> thank you. police are investigating investigating after a person was shot to death near a car in the oakland hills. police found the victim last night. police say the victim had been shot. officers have not released any other information. firefighters are in san jose is -- in san jose are searching for a suspect who started a high school fire at 6:45 last night. a side door was hit son -- was set on fire. and police in hayward are trying to figure out what caused a fire that severely damaged a home. firefighters confirmed last night, the home on bayview avenue near kelly street was a crime scene but did not say why. the fire was reported by neighbors who smelled smoke around 5:30. no one was inside the house and no one was hurt.

fire station 25 in vallejo is getting a second chance. allie rasmus is live there this morning where a reopening ceremony is foot for a few hours a way. >> reporter: this has all of the signs of a fully-functional firehouse. they have got the trucks set up here. now, vallejo fire department gets about 10,000 calls a year. up until about a week ago, they only had five of their eight fire stations open. now, fire station open 25 -- fire station 25 is now backed open. it's all thanks to a federal government. today they are celebrated, they -- celebrating. they will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony. this is something that neighbors are very happy about.

>> very happy. real, real happy that the fire station is opening back up. >> it's a great thing. it's a great thing for our fire department and the city of vallejo in general. we can -- we can respond to these areas more lick question. >> -- these areas more quickly. >> reporter: about a year ago, the city found out it was getting a grant from fema. they were able to use the money for a fire academy. they trained and fired -- and hired three of ten firefighters and now three of them willing working at this station, number 25. they will have a ceremony this afternoon, a celebration, from 10:00 a.m. until noon and they are inviting anyone in the ceremony

to join in. there is a burning man attendance ceiling. this is due to last year. b.a.r.t. police arrested a 17-year-old boy for punching a girl in the face. about 50 people gathered at the bayview station saturday night drawn by a facebook post that said a fight would happen there. officers say after the boy punched the girl in the face, he ran off. they later found that boy hiding in the back of the pickup truck. 7:06. a possible hate crime is under investigation in sonoma county. a 49-year-old man told sheriff deputies he was attacked -- hes

with attacked around 11:0 last night after leaving a gay bar on third street in guerneville. he says unknown individuals attacked them. at least one of them used threats and slurs. the man suffered threats and abrasions. anyone with information is asked to call the sonoma police department. a small earthquake occurred last night in millbrae. it had a 2.5 magnitude and hit just about 9:00 p.m. it was felt by a few people. but no imagine or injuries were reported. it's the first big commute day since public transit fees went up. muni's monthly cost costs $62 instead of $60. and golden gate transit bus fares are increasing by 5% and on caltrain, the prices are

going up for people buying tickets. for those with a clippard card, they can board any muni vehicle from the back door. riders from cash or tokens will is still need to go to the front. the goal here is to to speed up the boarding process. >> you know, there will be a lot of cheaters, of course, as always. but i think in essence, it's a lot of quick time that you can get people on instead of waiting through the front door. >> the back-door boarding is expecting to make them 75% to 100% faster. uni-- muni says it plans to hire moyer inspectors. important information for your commute. let's check in with sal. >> all right. that's one of our busiest ut commutes right there -- busiest

commutes, right there, the bay bridge toll plaza. a little about the lighter than normal but you will still be waiting. no problems once you make it there. we haven't had a lotting with on -- we haven't had a lot going on. let's take a look at the commute here on 237. that certainly is lighter than usual. if you are driving in concord, the traffic here looks good. i want to move the maps down to livermore, westbound 580 we have an accident at greenville road, that's causing traffic coming into the livermore area. and traffic is getting ready -- getting showed from tracy. tray -- getting slow from tracy. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. another fog bank has moved

locally inlanned. now, we have a couple of systems, one to the north. >> the -- the big -- to the north, the big dome. we still get the fall. water temperatures were up, up, up. theme inland temperatures will warm up -- the inland temperatures will warm up. 5 tearfield, con-- 59, fairfield, concord. redwood city, 60. 60s, 70s. but own then -- but then over the coastal hills, vacaville,

clearlake. that's a sign we're getting an inversion. 60s 70s. mid-80s to near 90. 8 antioch. oakland, 70. berkeley, 68. danville, 82. low 80s. pleasanton. just heard from mark. the low clouds did not burn off at the a.m. county fair until 2:00 yesterday -- alameda county fair until 2:00 yesterday. that doesn't happen very often. not much change. a little warmer inland. it looks like fog and low clouds. nights, morning, back to you --

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low clouds, muggy, once that bushes off, 60s 7 -- burns off, 60s, 70s. the battle over president obama's healthcare reform is far from over despite the supreme court's ruling that it is constitutional and republicans are vowing to repeal it. >> this has to be ripped out by its go roots. this is government taking over the entire health insurance industry. the american people don't want to go down this path. >> they will bring it up and they will ask for repeal, the

repeal that help all adult, children -- >> nancy pelosi says trying for a repeal is a waste of time because it will never pass a democratically-controlled senate. but the house has scheduled a vote for july 11th -- july 11th. what will mexico's new president do about the drug war in mexico this. >> reporter: he's been on the sideline for more than a decade. now they are back. enrique pena nieto is promising good government, and his pr party governs mexico the last

decade. but his control ended in 2000. he says know now there -- he says now there will be no control. the british defense ministry says the three men killed in afghan traveled to the helmand province. the gunman was shot and wounded by nato troops and is now in flay toe custody. a soldier at fort bragg in north carolina who shot and killed his commander and turned the gun himself has died. he was recently charged with stealing a tool kit and had

been awaiting court marshal. 7:16. the hisdy could of what appears to -- the discovery of what -- 7:16. the discovery of what appears to an human head could be a porn stare. this man is accused of kill mission lover and mailing her body parts to various places. so far, her head is the only part of the body unaccounted for. the 49ers -- although smith, it was reported that he was trying to break up a fight in his home, he suffered minor injuries to his shoulder and abdomen. two other people at the party

were not. no arrests were made this is the second off the field incident involving him. in january he was arrested for dui. and oakland boxxing club has been hit again. the organization's office, they say, he was reasoned -- was opened in to laugh month -- was reopened again. the plan to drill for oil in ohio's cemetery is causing a lot of cemetery. three cemeteries say they've received proposals to lease mineral right foss a fee and

royalties. opponents say cemeteries hallow ground that should not be disturbed. 7:18 and alameda county judge has deared -- has cleared the way to expand. environmental groups had filed a lawsuit to developing acres. the zoo wants a new very hospital, new animal exhibits and an aerial gondola t. an attorney for the group says they are considering a -- gondola. an attorney for the group says they are considering an appeal.

sh if you takeby, this may not comes is a -- may not -- if you bake b.a.r.t., this may not come as a surprise, the civic center station in san francisco has the most escalators in need of repair. three at that station are currently out of service. well you can take up with ktvu every -- well, you can wake up with ktvu every morning and get the top stories that developed while were you sleeping sent straight to your cell phone. you can get your morning call by texting "wakeup" to 73123. >> and you get the privilege of making all of those phobe calls. >> i will love it. >> good -- all of those phone calls.

>> i low love it. >> good job. and your 4th of july forecast is next. and good morning. if you are driving on westbound. it looks pretty good about the macarthur maze. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area.

losing sea levels could cause bay area neighborhoods to flood within two decades. even the san francisco international airport could be affected. sea levels could rise as much as 30 centimeters. experts say many of those neighborhoods were built on landfill just a few feet over the highest tide. july 4th this year falling on a wednesday. we've been debating whether or not we'll have a busy workweek on the roadways. want to check in with sal and

see what he's seen so far. this is a tweet asking how many people are taking how many days off. let's go out and see the commutes now. this is northbound 280. at least some people are going in. as we move along we want to show you the traffic is moving pretty well on 80 until you get to the toll plaza. then it slows down to the typical commute. but on 80 getting there from richmond and pinole, it's not become really slow just yet. as a matter offact, that's's a little bit of -- there is a little built of traffic in pinole -- a little bit of traffic in pinole. let's if to steve. a lot of low clouds this morning. also very mild and muggy conditions for lows. parts of the peninsula and even the san jose area a lot of low

clouds. the clouds will burn off sooner today. but temperatures starting off that warm means it won't warm up -- up that fast. high pressure is building in slightly. there's still a sea breeze. look at the lows. mountain view, 63. san jose, 63. tom -- some in blossom hill says 60s. very low, muggy conditions. a lot of moisture in the air. 50, 60s 70s a little warmer, a little cooler, tori? >> thank you, steve. an arson suspect now in

custody accused of starting an east bay fire. squatters bring in all kinds of degenerate type of people who do drugs and drink too much. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where william lynch will appear in court. closingant importants are -- closing arguments are set to start today.

the man on trial charged with beating autopsy priest will return to court this morning. tara moriarty is live in san jose where -- with beating up a priest will return to court this morning. tara moriarty is live in san jose with more. >> reporter: good morning. this case has taken on a life of its own. it's more about a story about a man who is trying to humiliate publicly a priest who he says sexually abused him. now, this case will be hands in the jury after closing arguments this morning. what's interesting about lynch's testimony, he said he had been through therapy and

wanted to move back the -- to move past the abuse. he said he didn't plan to attack the priest but when he saw him, he said he leered as him and that's when he lunged him. he said the priest forced him to orally cop pew late him and forced the brothers to orally cop pew late each other. he also said the priest threatened to kill him if he ever said anything. >> while on the stand, he denied every abusing lynch even though it was acknowledged, the college, so the judge had lindner's testimony thrown out. now, if he is convicted, he could face up to four years in

prison -- we're live in san jose. ktvu channel 2 news, tara moriarty. the battle over thomas kincaid's eskate returns to court this morning. he died in his home back on april 6th. kincaid's live-in girlfriend have submitted documents say he wanted her to have the property. but his family hayes documents that say they are the execors of the estate -- expecters of the estate -- exin charge of

the estate. you have kids and you -- you know, squatters bring in all types of people. >> imagine if the fire was not caught right way aand then -- right away and then fire? investigators wouldn't say why they would burn himself out of his home. firefighters managed to stop the wind-whipped flames from spreading to several hilltop homes. many forced to flee a raging fire in colorado. a lot of people are being allowed to curb home -- to

return home. >> reporter: containment is up to 55% containment even with the very hot, dry and at times very windy conditions. a number of evacuees have been allowed back into their homes. it was -- was quite emegsal. about 3,000 evacuees rehayne that way. i'm not sure if there's no go -- there will an small portion of those people who will never go back. this is the mountain shadows area, completely destroyed. 336 homes destroyed here in colorado springs. making this the most destructive fire in colorado history. all of this line here, that's

where the fire was tumbling down the ridgeline tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening. that force will take years, if not decades, to recover. mike? thank you, rob. , for the update. a pilot and passenger walked a way with no injuries after their -- walked away with no injuries after their plane took off from watsonville municipal airport. the pilot told police he had engine problems. this morning, healdsburg police are saying a group of teens broke into six tomes on -- six homes stealing jewelry, money, electronics and a

handgun. officers believe they knocked on the homes to make sure nobody was there before they went in. san jose police have identified a man found tablely wounded on friday night -- fatally wounded on friday night. police say a pit bull was put down. police got calls and when they responded, the -- one of the dogs responded to the officer. the officers fired. the second dog ran away and has not been found. oakland congresswoman barbara lee will discuss a you this policy shift in a.i.d.s.

-- will discuss a new policy shift in a.i.d.s. treatment. her office says the new policies are made by possible by president obama ahealthcare reform. well, today, facebook is expected to launch its first intern program interns will be chosen from east palo alto high school and menlo park. the students will be paired with engineers who will serve as mentors. 7:36 let's take a look at

what you have right now -- 7:36. let's take a look at what sal has right now. >> this morning's commute on 880 northbound and southbound, traffic is moving well. i added that voice because you can't hear voices on twitter. if you are driving in livermore this morning, still slow from earlier problems. you can tell -- you can tell it's a little bit lighter. :37. let's go to steve. >> now, i wonder if that's next, voice-activated twitter.

>> hello, steve! >> hello, sal! good morning. the moisture content is very high. inland temperatures will warm up. there is still a sea breeze in place. 5 degrees. napa is in there, fairfield, low 60s, even san jose and mountain view, 63 degrees. you can see the lows.

so fog, sunny, very mild for the bay. and then warmer. some areas don't have it. some do. but it will be burn -- but it will burn off sooner. 86 st. helena. vallejo, benicia -- benicia. you head out towards antioch and brentwood. a little warmer on tuesday and then about the same, not much change as we go into the upcoming weekend. >> thank you, steve. 7:39. michael phelps has a chance to repeat his olympic record eight gold medals at the games. phelps wrapped up the swimming

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investors reacting negatively to a report on manufacturing which showed growth stalling. the report from the institute for supply and management, and taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 72. the nasdaq is down 2. the s&p is down 4. apple is 2409 commenting but a chinese court says the cupertino-based -- based company says the chinese court says apple will pay $40 million

to settle lawsuit. into a delta restaurant named for a wayward whale is costing the city of antioch thousands of dollars. this is near humphrey's. the city documents shows they are supposed to pay $4100 a month for rent. they've paid $1,000 only. millions of people along the east coast are facing a third day of hot temperatures without power. it's all because of a series of violent storms. there's word that the outages could last several more -- several more days. here's more. >> reporter: they are not reassuring people that they will be back on on friday at the earliest. some could extend throughout

the weekend. these power fews are working around the clock to restore electricity to nearly 2 million in the somebody tral and -- crews are working around the clock to restore electricity to nearly 2 million people in the central area. more than 1900 temperature records were broken or tied in the past week across the u.s. those without air conditioning have been encouraged to seek air conditioning and check on neighbors. >> it must be west virginia. let's go check on those people. >> we're gonna get through it.

we're gonna get through it. >> reporter: several goes have declared 16 emergencies. it my be -- it may be days until all the power is on. now, the ceo of the company says our foot is on the pedal to get this finished. this morning, all four people aboard a helicopter that crashed into arizona were killed. the crash happened saturday during a flight from sedona to scottsdale. but search crews will not -- did not find the wreckage until last night. the ntsb is looking into the

crash. this is video of a funeral in the city of damascus. syrian forces killed more than 40 people. legislation sponsored by mark leno would give ports more options -- courts more options. courts could split custody between three or four for those who have acted as parents. the bill is now in the assembly

after passing in the state. mississippi's only abortion clinic will remain open until at least for now. the silicon valley satellite office should help speed up the review office along with new offices in denver and now -- in the denver and dallas area. >> if things are sped under, we'll get a much faster response back -- are sped up,

we'll get a much faster response. officials say there will be a burn today in ranch county park, about eight miles east of san jose. smoke will be visible in the san jose area. described -- prescribe burns protect wildfires from starting. it's a different situation for firefighters in vallejo in just about two hours, fire station 25 will reopen after

being closed for two years, coming up at 8:0 had 4, we will go -- 8:04, we'll go live to the station. addressing some of the health concerns in one county cock -- in council contra costa county. and the plea of a -- and the plea of a man -- for a man.

the::-- the contra costa county health department is old

-- is holding a meeting tonight. on june 15ing, a tank storing processed water at the refinery ruptured. that led to the release of hydrogen sulfur was released. the family of a missing man is asking the public to continue searching for him. over the weekend, friends and family searched for -- searched the san francisco bay for victor morilla. he was last seen a week ago standing near pier 32. the missing man's family is fighting the company they say impounded his car. on wednesday, they removed the car from a no-parking zone outside his home.

the family says it's being charged $75 a day until the company receives a death certificate or morilla picks it up. the family says they are just trying to profit from the tragedy. the. says they are just following the law. let's check in with sal. >> the bay bridge toll plaza, there's still kind of a big crowd trying to get into san francisco. we expect that to go away by wednesday. it might even go away by tomorrow. i just saw on my twitter feed that a lot of them have the days arthe -- av the 4th off. the lucky few have the days before that off. it's not showing up at the bay

bridge. we had a couple of recall -- minor crashes. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds around as you saw from the traffic stop. there was no problem making it inward for something. fog, damp, drizzly, closer to the coast. pacifica, damp, foggy. temperatures are in the upper 50s, low 60s. it's there. so i mean, potentially, it will warm up a little bit. when you are already sitting at 59, 60 or 63. it doesn't take much this time of year to warm you. that will be the case away from the -- away from the coast.

60s, 70s an low to mid and upper 80s. not much of a change. maybe a little bit warmer. some of those inland temperatures we head into the in-- we head into the weekend. it could be warmer. a big vote in sacramento today. how it could help many people in california keep their homes. >> reporter: and the search intensifying this morning for the hit and run driver accused of killing a teen in an accident, a head-on collision. it happened overnight in petaluma. what the chp just told us about the man they are looking for. >> reporter: it was shut down for two years, now but fire station 25 is back in operation

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. good morning, everyone. it's julynd. dave -- july 2nd. dave clark has the day off. topping -- topping our news at 8:00, the highway patrol is looking for a hit-and-run driver. it happened on a rural roadway in petaluma. alex savidge learned that the victim was 16 years ole. alex? >> reporter: we -- 16 years old. alex? >> reporter: we did just get an update. we do understand now the chp is looking to talk with the registered owner of the car that was left there at the scene. they believe this was the driver, michael harman, of vallejo. that's who investigators are looking to talk to. police believe he's likely the driver to slam into another truck, killing a 16-year-old

inside. investigators say the driver just walked off. the chp is urging michael harman, the driver of that vehicle, to come forward. >> i think he should turn himself in. it's a pretty serious thing. >> reporter: again, the chp says the '69 white ford pickup truck left there at the scene, they checked who the registered owner was. it came back to a michael harman out of vallejo. investigators believe was the

-- investigators tell me he will be facing vehicular manslaughter charges as well as felony hit-and-run drivers. back to you. this morning police are investigating a homicide after a person was found shot to death in a car near the oakland hills. police found the shooting victim on sunkist drive in oakland. police say the victim had been hit at least once. officers have not -- have not released any information. firefighters are searching for suspects say the fire on education park drive started at 6:00 last night. they say the fire melted a plexiglass one doe and damaged siding on the building. an police in vallejo are try figure out what started a

fire. the fire was reported by neighbors who smelled smoke around 5:30. nobody was inside the house and nobody -- nobody else was injured. b.a.r.t. police arrested a boy for pub offing a girl in the face in a fight that was promoted on facebook. according to investigators, 50 people came together drawn by a nasdaq post that said a fight would happen there -- a facebook post that said a fight would happen there. escaped prisoner enrique

contraries -- contraras is wearing blue prison clothing -- blue prison clothing. in about two hours, a rin -- a ribbon-cutting ceremony will open. allie rasmus has been there all morning. >> reporter: that's right. we're inside fire station 25 in vallejo. if you look around, you can see all of the signs of a working firehouse. ready to step in here. they also have the engines and the trucks out here geared up

and ready to go. fire station 25 is back open after a two-year -- after a two- year foreclosure. some people were very happy to hear about this. >> very, very happy. i live in the neighborhood. real, real happy the fire station is opening back up. >> we've had calls recently where we responded just down the street for a medical emergency. and we -- we were able to make a difference for that call. >> reporter: now, in july 20 source the vallejo fire department faced deep cuts in the city budget. it was forced to close three of it's its stations. and this station was one of them. about a year ago, the city found out it was getting a

grant from fema. the vale city council and the fire department hoped that the city will be able to keep those -- either through attrition or reapplying through the federal government. allie rasmus, cows kut -- allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. last friday, house of representatives voted to pull $850 million in funding. but muni officials say they are still confident they will receive full funding. in the meantime there's construction related concerns in the north beach while no station is plashed there, business owners and residents

will still be affected by construction for the next two years. this week california lawmakers will vote on funding for the first part of the high- speed rail project. the governor warrants $2.7 billion approved to be covered to cover the first phase. but democratic leaders say the bill faces a tough vote in the san jose. about ten minutes ago, sal was talking about a sluggish commute. what are you seeing thousan -- dash what are you see -- what are you seeing now? >> well, some people are being affected. this is just a little -- a little lighter than unusual.

the maps are color-coded. so wherever you see red and yellow, that's slow traffic. that traffic is mostly good. you can see after aun yun city, a little bit of slowing heading south. let's go to the -- let's go to some live pictures. this is a -- this is a look at the upper bay bridge. that's the perfect time to translation to our meteorologist, steve paulson. good morning, everyone. very muggy, mild conditions. low 60s. even with some low clouds. some low 60s. i mean water temperatures have come way up. temperatures in the 50s or even

60s with a westerly breeze, west a west-southwest, even how to -- a little puff. 63 there. low 60s already for fairfield, concord, livermore, oakland, hayward, but they are 64. napa airport has been stuck at 59. os, 70s, coast and bay. when you start off at 6 p -- when you start off at 3, it's not hard to warm up. we're just kind of cloudy in between. sometimes the high builds in like today. the low clouds are there. temperatures look look not much change coast and bay.

maybe inland, warmer, on wednesday and then nothing here extreme. back to you. >> thank you. a 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit millbrae no. damage or injuries were reported. the organizers of the burning man festival will have an attendance ceiling. this is after last year, by exceeding the attendance by almost 4,000 people. if the festival does not exceed the attendance, they may be eligible for a permit in 2016. well, a 49 stabbed -- well, a 49er stabbed right in front

-- right in his home.

temperatures will warm up quickly today. inland temperatures, low, mid and a few upper 80s. mike? >> san francisco-based twitter set a new sports-relate record. users fire off 15,000 tweets in

seconds after spain scored their last goal yesterday. spain die feeted italy, 4-0, to win the second consecutive european switch. the party that it ruled san francisco for the last century is taking back party -- the party that ruled san francisco for the last century is taking back their party. the 45-year-old, enrique pena nieto, has claimed victory with about 30% of the vote. the p.r. ink has been out of power mor more than a decade, but he's promising good government, better couples and the crackdown on mexico's drug dartle and more economic growth. analysts are kept sal and say

he's not offered. >> 8:13. we're learning the three nato troops the gunman is a special member of the -- and was wounded and shot by nato troops and is no

maid toe. the 49ers smith continues to recover this morning after being stabbed at a south bay home. it's been reported that smith may have been trying to break up a fight when he was stabbed in his home in the home. two other people at the party were shot. no wastes -- no arrests have been made. this is the second off the field inscy debt involving submit. an organization that focuses on keeping kids out of control is faying its trule of its own. a window is broken and a brand-new printer stolen. the executive director said there was a total of our are -- fencing and surveillance cameras were installed. >> for the books i would say

there are surveillance cameras all over our property. please stay off our property unless you want your face all wall -- they hope this is the last time they have to show a need for help needed. in the meantime, they have then they have it available. an mac county judge has cleared the day for 7 -- an mac county judge has cleared the

way for $17 million animal exhibits and an air regull done doe low, where -- gone doe low. later doe -- a gondola. a couple's son 19-year-old brett studebakeer was killed after driving home from a if you take b.a.r.t. this may not comes is a -- may not come as a surprise. this is down because of escalators that needed the most

esthat kids but three of them are out of office. -- the two neck that the utility hadlele -- it's been a little different today. we'll tell you why we're seeing a change.

the nanny accused of child molestation is due back into a courtroom. john christopher walker is scheduled to enter a plea when he appears before a judge at 9:30 this morning. prosecutors have charged -- charged him with several charges. pacific gas & electric has outlined plans to increase the safety of the pipelines. the ual tillty will merge distribution centers by the end of the next year. in addition to plans to add 1400 new work -- new workers.

>> this sounds like things they should be doing all of the time. >> pg&e says the bowl is to be the -- goal is to be the biggest -- the best utility company in the country. i know one of sal's priorities is to be at as many giant claims as possible. good morning. >> everyone. you can go there and tell us anything just about. we're on that page. the santa clara valley is looking nice. northbound 85, not bad. 17 looks good. 101 you see a little bit of slowing but not much. that's been a good commute. and at the toll plaza, we've had some slow traffic. now it's getting better.

it's backed up to the middle of the parking lot and those metering lights are dash crash still on -- metering lights are -- are still on. >> it was bobblehead frenzy on wednesday. >> i know. i know. there is a lot of moisture in the air. the humidity factor is way up there. water temperatures have come way up. overnight fog, 3 to 6 degrees warmer. temperatures beginning their climb up. there's still a sea breeze in place. a lot of low clouds.

really mild temperatures. so temperatures today once you break through the fog. it will be on the warm side. morning clouds. drizzle. otherwise very mild. not much change. mainly warmer tuesday/wednesday inland, not so much at the coast and we settle right there. >> back to you. thank you. the death of a family paints -- of a family painter has questions. and people can get through the back door and plaintiff policy from

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in about 30 minutes, closing arguments will begin in the william lynch trial. he's the man accused of beating up a priest who allegedly molested him. tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: well, almost lynch just arrived at the court. he had a throng of supporters standing outside greeting him as he walked in. he's now going through security. the group that you see sort of gathered in the front there has represented raise money for lynch's defense fund. they sat through the trial and raised signs of support. now, he's the one on trial. but sometimes it feels like the man he's attacking -- attacking

is. closing arguments should begin sometime afternoon this morning. what was interesting about become rin of -- become lynch's -- sometime after this morning. what was interest about lynch's testimony, he said that he tried to forget about the abuse but saw him later on, and he says when lindner took place he lured -- lured him. when the boys were 4 years old, he said -- they were forced to orally populate him. he said he sold on his aim --

he said he -- the judge had lindner's testimony thrown out. so that means the people who were scheduled against him some of the victims that were going to testify about the alleged abuse as well could not make appearances. now, lunch faces up to four years in prison. ifth can,ed, we'll get other -- years in prison. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. a lomeless man is in jail accused of deliberately setting

a fire at an aunt fire at noon on clayton and willow pass road. ktvu news got this exclusive video here of the arrest of the arson suspect. 32-year-old michael moss was taken into custody he's accused of burning. >> the investigators won't say why the arson suspect would burn himself out of his own temporary home. investigators in san jose say an unintend -- an in-- unintenned the -- investigator in san jose say an unintended fire darted -- started

yesterday. no one was hurt. many evacuees of an -- the waldo canyon has pushed room now -- the waldo canyon lass pushed board now. >> two people died in the fire. damage is estimated at almost 9 million. a pilot and a student passenger walked way temperature according to thesenfully fell, the plane went down around 1:30 p.m. on saturday minutes after it had taken off from watsonville. police say a broke of

teenagers broke into six homes on thursday, steeling -- stealing jewelry, money, electronics and a healthcare. officers believed the -- and a handgun. officers believe the teens knocked on the door before going in to make sure no one was home. they could be driving a tan or silver sedan. sea levels could rise as much as 30 levels. experts say many of those neighborhoods were built on landfill over the highest tide. b.a.r.t. stares are up, $5 to 15 cents, depending upon how far you

drive. on caltrain, the prices are going up $25 -- 25 cents to 50 cents for those buying tickets. now, passengers with a clippard card can board all muni vehicles through the back door. i don't think -- >> i don't think i've seen anyone go through -- seen anyone go through the back door and not pay. if they are gonna get people -- let people do that, they are gonna -- people aren't gonna pay. >> muni says they will hire more fare inspectors. so perhaps that will be a deterrent for some of those

people willing to cheat. 8:33. let's check in with sal and see about the speed on the roadways. >> not bad. i think a little bit -- i think it's better than last week. we have maps at 80 within weren't look at all of that slow traffic. obviously not everyone -- 80 within traffic. look at that, all of that slow traffic. obviously not everyone. 8:2 -- 8:4 -- 8:34. a it was not -- it's not as strong as it was yesterday.

temperatures today it even with the it's still a westerly or southwesterly breeze in place. 50s, 60s. once the fog burns off, you can warm up pretty fast here. 60s, 7s on the 80s -- 70s on the temperatures. low clouds, fog, plenty of -- plenty of that to go around. 60s, to 90s. just depending upon your ocean if you don't any testimony --

your ocean area. upper 60s on the coast. very mild pattern here. not much change. a little warmer inland. i think through about wednesday. no great difference here. but then. well, that have identified an ma -- ash ma -- found a man fatally stopped -- stashed on saturday on page avenue. police are investigating. he say it does notle it. police say they began receivingle they responded one of the dogs allegedly charged at aun officer.

he at -- dogs allegedly charged at officers. barbara lee's office is working on a program where new policies, that are made possible by president obama, regarding a.i.d.s. services. a program is sent for students studying science, technology, engineering and andp they will spend part of each school day at partly cloudy -- engineering and then they will spend part of the day elsewhere.

there are reports that jennifer is reconsidering her decision to take part in theirry of -- originally jamed why -- to take part in -- take part in the original plan. threes are the this theo team is favor -- this team is in favor of bridging homes the gold. very exciting for them. and good luck to them. >> yes. and it's being cold a land

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investors rejoiced over europe last week. today, totally different story. they are getting back to worried about the united states. socks sank after a business group reported that -- stocks sank after a business group reported this. the chairman of -- the chairman of barley's bank announced his resignation accepting responsibility for a price-fixing scandal that resulted in $463 million in fines. he said as the chair, he was the ultimate guardian. glaxosmithkline will pay $3 billion and plead guilty for promoting packsil and wellbutrin for unofficial uses

-- paxid and wellbutrin for unofficial uses. 8:42. let's get you upstated on some of the attorneys we're following right now. preliminary results from mexico '-- from mexico's presidential election show 45-year-old nieto in the lead. later this morning, a ribbon-cutting ceremony will officially reopen. fire station 25 in vallejo, that station, it's been closed for two years because of budget cuts. the highway patrol is investigating a deadly hit-and- run crash in petaluma. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning. police say they've identified the hit-and-run driver.

we're -- we're here in rohnert park and we just spoke a short time ago with the sergeant who tells me -- who tells me that investigators are hoping to talk with michael harman in vallejo. they say he's the registered owner of the vehicle involved in this accident that veered into oncoming traffic, killing the 16-year-old inside. investigators say the suspected hit-and-run driver actually went over and checked on the teenager after the accident but when walked off. now, chp investigators are try -- but then walked off. now, the chp investigators are trying to follow up on this. >> we're doing a followup on addresses with his name or trying to get any information on him or his where about thes. >> what is your advice to him? >> i think he should turn himself in if he has any

information and if he's the driver. it's a pretty serious driver. >> the sergeant says the chp has gone to the home of the investigator but have not been able to locate him. the victim in this case, the 16- year-old boy, he's from american canyon but so far, the chp not releasing his name. a possible hate crime is under investigation in sonoma county, a 49-year-old man told sheriff deputies he was attacked last tuesday night after leaving a gay bar on third street in guerneville. he says unknown individuals attacked him. one of them used anti-gay threats and slurs. the man suffered cuts and abrasioning. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's

department. this morning, authorities say officer -- authorities say all four people aboard a helicopter were killed. the search crews did not find the wreckage until last night. the ntsb is looking into the cause of the crash. we're now learning that three nate toe trips -- troops killed in afghanistan were all british -- nato troops killed in afghanistan were all brittish. they traveled to a checkpoint in the hel helmand province the gunman was shot and wounded -- province. >> the gunman was shot and

wounded and is no no -- is now in custody. some 2 million people are without power for a third sweaterring day in the mid atlantic. >> the area is still recovering from a violent series of storms this weekend which caused at least 17 deaths. most of the fatalities were from trees falling on homes and cars. there's word it could be several more days before pour is restored as crews repair lines. the tree on the wires snapped under the tension and burned a huge hole in my yard and blew up the transformer. pretty scary. my whole yard caught on fire. >> many traffic signals are still out because of the

outages. the battle over president obama's healthcare reform is far over despite the supreme court ruling that says constitutional. republican -- republicans are still vowing to repeat it -- repeal it while the democrats say it's time to get over it. >> what the american people don't want is to bic tan -- is to be taken down to the old debate. they want us to focus on economic growth and jobs. >> the american people don't want to get on this path an they don't want the people -- and they don't want the government telling them what they have to buy and it be not they will be tax -- buy it and

if not, they will be taxed. a judge can now split custody between three or more people who have addressed children. critics say this could spark other legal issues. the bill is in the assembly. and mississippi's only abortion clinic will remain open at least for now. the federal judge has put a new state law on hold until a hearing next week. the law would have shut down the clinic in jackson which relies on doctors from outof state. today, the federal government is -- out of state. today, the federal government says their offices will now be in the silicon valley. the new offices are expected to

open in 2014. and it is well comed news for company -- and it is welcomed news for companies. >> we'll get a better response back and that makes it easier for us to raise finding. >> this congresswoman says half of the patents filed in the united states come from california and that the silicon valley office will make a difference. >> now the foie gras. the animal protech and rescue league is suing to allow sales of foie gras anywhere in the united states -- the group says if the same type of liver was being sold for anything else, it would be considered illegal. other new laws in effect include two anti-bullying measures to help protect children in schools.

the law requiring maternal healthcare coverage. other requiring treatment for children and adults and a law -- and law setting safety measure. ten minutes before 9:00. apple is now commenting but a chinese court says the cupertino based company is ready to settle the battle over the ipad name. sony plans to open its music library to people in japan who use apple devices. sony had hoped to boost sales of its music by withholding --

by withholding apple access. starting today, the songs will be included in a new downtown -- downtown location. eva and gilbert romero humphries at the antioch marina. city documents show they are supposed to pay $4100 for rented a isles but the restaurant has paid only $1,000 since june of -- for rent and utilities but the restaurant has pay the only $1,000 since june of last year -- paid only $1,000 since june of the of -- since june of last year. and. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

9 contra costa county -- the contra costa county health department is holding a meeting to discuss the recent refinery leak rupture that led to the release of high tro again sulfur viper in the air causing a rotten egg smell. tonight's meet something scheduled from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the crockett community center -- center. it's been a week since victor moria was last seen

standing at the end of a san francisco pier. police say -- police say he may have fallen into the bay after he and a friend left the dodgers' name. his family is asking the public to continue searching for him. he's also accused of -- the family of him is also accusing a towing coming from pry -- of trying to profit this because the company is charges the -- charging the family $75 a day unless they get a death certificate or the man appears himself. the company says they are just following the law. officials say a burn ban will take place in grant ranch county park about eight miles eve of -- east of may -- of

east san jose. let's check in with sal. seeing how traffic is winding down. it's not bad. >> on this one, i think -- on this monday, i think -- we did have some traffic for sure. let's go to the maps sure. i want to show you the computerized map system. much better and then in the santa clara valley. we don't see a lot of red on the maps at all which is good. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound has become nice and light. there is some fog there. i want to mention is 0 -- 101 in san francisco. we're not able to see it. that traffic has been light as well. 50s even low 60s for low temperatures. so temperatures just itching and rarin' to go if you have

the fog. 70s for some. low 80s if you are away from the coast. not much of a change. mike, welcome. nice to have you here. >> i will be here all week. >> okay. >> all week. >> let's do it. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting our news. we will see you the next time news breaks. and be sure to join us for the news at noon for the man accused in the man accused of beating a priest. we're always here at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us, everyone. have a great day.