ktvu mornings on 2 weekend edition, complete bay area news coverage. chp investigating a deadly crash in san mateo this morning. we will tell you why five vehicles were affected by just one disabled truck. today's planned tribute for jockeys killed at the alameda county fair. how you can find out if your computer is on the hit list. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. it's sunday, july 9th. >> good morning, everyone, i'm mike mibach. warming up again out there

in some bay area spots but how hot will we get? rosemary joining us now with an answer on that one. good morning. >> good morning to you. we actually are going to take a slight dip in many areas for today. we've got clouds out there, drizzle along the coastline, winds picking up into the afternoon and our highs again a tad cooler than what we felt yesterday. i'll break it down for you, show you those numbers coming up an investigation is underway into a deadly five vehicle chain reaction crash in san mateo. it shut down a section of highway 101 for hours. ktvu's lorraine blanco is there now. >> reporter: i got off the phone with the public information officer from the california highway patrol and he told me a male driver in his late 20s was transported with serious head injuries. he is suffering life- threatening injuries this morning. he says a back seat passenger, a 29-year-old male, died on scene here. now, the deadly crash happened just before 1:00 a.m.

on highway 101 southbound near east poplar avenue in san mateo. it triggered a 2.5 hour sigalert, four lanes blocked as the chp investigated this morning. according to officers on scene here, a pickup truck with no passenger inside was blocking the fast lane. a mazda heading southbound didn't see it and crashed right into it. somehow three other vehicles were involved in a chain reaction crash after that initial accident, but all those occupants walked away okay. chp is investigating but at this point drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor in this crash. all lanes reopened just before 4:00 a.m. back out here live, you can see traffic is moving smoothly behind me here on the 101 southbound, all lanes are reopened and the chp is investigating the crash. reporting live in san mateo, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. just a few minutes ago they reopened northbound 101 at a connector ramp. it happened 45 minutes ago on

the ramp from eastbound highway 12 to 101. california highway patrol says the spill was from a small mitsubishi car. firefighters cleaned up that spill and the car was towed away. an oakland man recovering after being shot while leaving a liquor store overnight. the shooting reported around 11:30 last night near 10th street. the victim was hit in the foot. he told police he was heading to his car when he was shot. he did manage to drive himself to the hospital and no arrests have been made. san francisco police looking for the gunman who shot a teenager. the 17-year-old victim was hit yesterday night while standing with a relative at the corner of san bruno avenue and sultan street. he was shot in the chest and his condition unknown at this time. police aren't sure whether the teen was the intended target. a suspicious suitcase that shut down part of a neighborhood in san jose turned out to be harmless. the suitcase was found near a bench in the plaza of a shopping center on lincoln avenue yesterday afternoon. police evacuated shops and blocked off the street to traffic while the bomb squad

took over. they found a typewriter inside that suitcase and determined there was nothing criminal going on. a plane had to be evacuated at the oakland airport because of an angry passenger. you can see the man being taken down the stairs yesterday on this cell phone video sent to us by a viewer. the man was apparently upset that his flight to las vegas was delayed by several hours. according to the airport, the man started arguing with staff and was asked to leave the plane. when he refused, alameda county sheriff deputies were called to remove him. a memorial service will be held this morning for the jockey who died at the alameda county fair. he was killed in a fall during a race on thursday. today's memorial will be held at 10:30 a.m. in front of a racing office at the fair in pleasnaton. a race will also be dedicated to herrera. this is the last day of the fair which is celebrating its 100th year. a warning is in effect for people heading to pleasure point near santa cruz after a great white shark attacked a

man in a kayak. it happened yesterday afternoon beyond a kelp bed where the man was fishing. the man didn't want to talk about the attack but the police showed us his kayak. >> just started to paddle and move the skip through the water when a shark came up and just grabbed the front end of it in its mouth and you can see the big huge head. >> shark expert shawn van summerman was on the beach and ran to help when that attack happened. he says judging from the bite marks and the tooth pulled from the kayak it was a white shark, probably longer than the 13- foot kayak. he says the large amount of wildlife in the bay this time of year probably drew that shark to shallow waters. there was a fatal shark attack more than 30 years ago in a beach in pacific grove 25 miles south of pleasure point. on december 19th, 1981, 25-year- old louis born was attacked by a great white. that shark was about 21 feet long. before that, there had been just four fatal shark attacks

along the pacific coast. none of the victims were surfers. sharks aren't the only danger in local waters. powerful waves may have drowned a man in marin county. according to the independent journal, searchers pulled the body of that man from the water yesterday afternoon. he may have been fishing. there is no word yet on his identity. police in petaluma arrested three men in connection with a burglary at a storage facility. 18 storage units were burglarized at public storage on bay wood drive. police arrested the first man yesterday behind a kmart store. the other two men arrested nearby at a homeless encampment. occupiers will attend a city council meeting tomorrow in hopes of reclaiming a disputed piece of land. 80 protesters and supporters of the group occupy the farm pulled weeds and picked crops at the uc berkeley own field known as gill track. the school and the city of albany cancelled a harvest yesterday when they learned

occupiers would be there. >> the presence of those of us, the community that planted the crops is necessary to keep tending to the crops because contrary to what the university said they are not taking care of them. >> there are some people that are using opportunities, every opportunity they can to make the points that they want to make. >> like the occupiers, albany city leaders and the school want an urban farm on the land but the sides disagree on how and who should run it. occupiers will donate the vegetables they picked yesterday to the group food, not bombs. the albany city council is examining a proposal for a whole foods store south of the gill tract area. the store and an assisted living complex would be built on uc owned property. tomorrow's council meeting is expected to be filled with residents so it's being moved to the albany community center on marin avenue for additional space. internet service could go out as soon as 9:00 tonight pacific time. the fbi is taking down temporary servers put up more than a year ago to stop an

online scam. unsuspecting computer users clicked on a key and infected their computers. high tech giants google and facebook took part in a campaign to alert people about the malware but an estimated 50 to 60,000 people are still vulnerable. now, at ktvu.com, there is a link to the fbi site that will show you if your computer is infected. just scroll down and look for the web link section which is on our home page. a sea of pink is making its way from court madera to san francisco this morning in the final stretch of theavon walk for cancer. more than 2200 walkers started their journey yesterday in san francisco and then camped out in pink tents overnight in courta madera. the route reverses direction today. they will cross back over the golden gate bridge and back into san francisco. the walkers should begin arriving at fort mason at about noon and the closing ceremony scheduled there at 3:00.

inmates at san quentin state prison are holding their own walk for the fight against breast cancer. it mirrors the avon walk. their goal is to raise $10,000 for the avon program. one inmate explained that cancer touches many of the men who are participating. >> it's a way for san ken ton to let -- san quentin to know about rehabilitation, they allow us to do that. it brings out the human side of us that we kind of lost a long time ago. >> the inmates also made artwork and jewelry which will be auctioned off to raise money for the women's cancer resource center in oakland. 7:09. and it's still cool outside but this warmup that we keep talking is coming. how soon will it get here, rosemary? >> we are looking at a pretty big spike in our temperatures, that will come midweek. yesterday warming up quite a bit, low 90s, a few mid-90s out

there and for today, back into the 80s, perhaps a few low 90s, but we are expecting to take just a slight little dip before we rebound as we get back into the workweek. giving you a live look outside our doors this morning, the clouds have rolled in. you can see over the oakland estuary. patchy dense fog reported over santa rosa with calm conditions, visibility down to about half mile. mist and drizzle along the coastline. in fairfield breeze up from yesterday, 21 miles per hour right now and that will help to bring in a little bit of cooler air to your area. 49 degrees in santa rosa right now, 54 in napa, widespread 50s getting outside your door, livermore, san jose, 55 in oakland, 53 degrees in san francisco. the gray will burn back once again, areas right around pacifica, ocean beach yesterday didn't see a whole lot of sunshine. may happen again for your afternoon today.

take a look here, we've got the cloud cover a little bit more extensive than how we started yesterday and then by about 2:00 or so, areas down half moon bay, santa cruz, partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies but it sticks right here along the coastline from about the golden gate down into pacifica, again maybe -- maybe tuscadero. as we get closer to sunset the low clouds back with us. your pacific satellite view, the circulation right here, this is going to break off a piece of energy that will be sliding over the pacific northwest over the next 24 hours or so and that is what is bringing back the onshore breeze, thickening up the marine layer this morning and bringing us a slight little cooldown. in a nutshell, low clouds and drizzle with us this morning, we will see the minor cooldown for the afternoon under mostly sunny skies and then a minor little heatwave will come our way looks like by tuesday, wednesday and perhaps lasting into thursday. afternoon highs for today, 84

for novato, 85 expected in santa rosa, berkeley 70, 72 in oakland, 66 today for the jazz festival if you're headed that direction into the south bay, numbers looking like 85 for you, san jose, 90 degrees morgan hill, santa cruz today 70 expected for the afternoon. the extended forecast there. so again numbers will be right around the low 90 mark for most of our inland areas for today and then notice the jump tuesday into wednesday, upper 90s, perhaps even flirting with the century mark, thursday just as hot in some cases but notice the coast begins to cool and then as we get into next weekend, temperatures will fall in most areas. i'll take a look at what you can expect for the lunchtime coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. getting your baby on a bus in san francisco may soon be a little bit easier. the latest on muni's new stroller policy and what it means for babies getting on board. and a death defying stunt with no safety net ends with a terrifying fall. what that chinese acrobat says

made him trumbull off his tight -- tim -- tumble off his tight rope and why he's okay. no delays or backups as you head into san francisco and a reminder as rosemary said, the jazz festival, day 2 going on today, starts at 10:00 a.m. in san francisco. time now is 7:12, moving onto 7:13. you're watching mornings on 2.

yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? maybe. rich chocolate chips... i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and, and...and then the awards started coming in, and i became addicted to the fame. topped with chocolaty drizzle... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. fiber beyond recognition.

good morning to you. we are waking up with a beefed- up marine layer around the bay area but the live look from bay point this morning, mostly sunny skies outside your door. a chinese acrobat survived a terrifying fall from a tight rope. he was trying to walk backwards, there he is walking across that 766-yard tight rope

over gorge in central china. his eyes were covered and no safety harnesses. he slipped and he fell. fortunately it was near the end and the drop wasn't that far at that point. and as you can see him walking out of there, he wasn't seriously injured. he was blaming his slipup on the wind. a plan to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge now qualifies for federal funding. president obama signed a transportation bill that includes federal funding for a suicide prevention plan including safety rails and nets on bridges. the barrier costs an estimated $50 million and supporters have struggled to find funding. critics of the barriers say it would mar the beauty of the bridge but supporters say it would save dozens of lives every year. muni still working on its stroller policy. according to the "san francisco chronicle" new rolls will make -- rules will make it easier for parents to bring babe strollers onto buses. strollers don't have to be folded up anymore and parents can use wheelchair lifts to

board them. still not clear when the policy will be put into place. roadwork in vallejo will shut down parts of a busy interchange overnight. katrinacaltrans will shut down from -- in order to get on 37 from 80, you should keep driving to american canyon road, take the exit and turn around and get back on 80 westbound and jump on from there. house speaker john boehner returned to his home state to campaign for mitt romney. he greeted voters at romney's campaign headquarters outside of cleveland in the battleground of the state of ohio. the latest poll shows president obama has a nine-point lead over romney in ohio. 40% of those surveyed support obama. 38% support romney. the presumptive republican candidate will be in the hamptons for -- long island for a $5000 per person lunch.

tomorrow romney heads to colorado for a fundraiser at a home in aspen and going to visit dick cheney's home in jackson hole, wyoming on thursday. senator marco rubio will hold a fundraiser on friday. senator rubio was in north carolina yesterday signing copies of his book an american son at a bookstore. romney said his campaign is vetting senator rubio as a possible republican vice presidential candidate. president obama will be focusing on iowa, the president speaking at a community college in cedar rapids on tuesday morning. the visit will mark his fourth trip to iowa this year. the hawk eye state is an important swing state for the president's reelection effort. it is one of a handful of states expected to determine the outcome of the 2012 presidential election. this weekend massachusetts congressman barney frank married 42-year-old jim reddy. he is the first congress ma'am

to be in -- congressman to be in a same-sex marriage. nancy pelosi was on the guest list. the 72 frank is retiring at the end of his current term after 30 years in congress. two city council members in southern california filed restraining orders against each other following a romance that ended violately. mario hernandez and maribel de la torre in san francisco -- now they must stay 100 feet away from each other. in a few weeks, archeologists will begin carefully excavating 100 coffins buried on the grounds of valley medical in san jose. the hospital held a memorial service yesterday for the remains at the cemetery which was recently discovered during a construction project. in all about 1500 people were

buried at that century old graveyard. >> they weren't just john does, inland gents and so -- indigents and so forth. they had to be buried here because they didn't have the money. >> they are removing some of the coffins to expand its facilities. a coroner will try to identify the remains and then locate surviving family members. if you think someone you know could be buried at that site, go to ktvu.com, we have posted a link to the santa clara valley medical center's cemetery information line under web links. it has been a deadly weekend in afghanistan as roadside bombs take the lives of two dozen people including both civilians and police officers. plus heavy rains on their way to colorado have now fire victims bracing for flash floods. outside our doors, a minor cooldown in store for your afternoon. i'll have those numbers coming up.

♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting?

the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection.

insurgents killed two dozen people this weekend in southern afghanistan. the roadside bombs targeted both civilians and law enforcement. a bomb blew up killing five afghan policemen responding to a gun battle against insurgents at a checkpoint and two nato service members also died in separate attacks. their nationalities have not been released. secretary of state hillary clinton is lining up countries for financial aid in afghanistan. this morning she traveled to tokyo and received a $3 billion pledge. yestto kabul afghanistan to meat with hamid karzai. $16billion pledged worldwide to help develop the country. >> afghanistan is standing up for itself, of course it will need support and we are pledged to continue our support and to work with you to get more international support. >> nato troops are expected to leave afghanistan in 2014. that's when the afghan government will take over full

security responsibilities. russian president vladimir putin is demanding answers after a flood killed at least 50 people. he has now ordered an investigation to find out if people were given enough warning to get to safety. the floods damaged thousands of homes and blocked railways and roads and dozens of people still missing. tomorrow has been declared a day of mourning. secretary of state hillary clinton is warning the world that syria could collapse. speaking in japan, clinton says time is running out on hope for peace in that country. she says last month was the deadliest for the syrian people in the 16 month revolt against president bashar assad. peace plan for the country is failing. clinton says that acknowledgment should be a wake- up call for everyone. the first results of libya's parliamentary election are expected to come out tomorrow. exit polls suggest liberal alliance is fairing better than islamist parties. turnout was 60%. president obama calls the

election another milestone in libya's political transformation. 200 candidates will win seats to the assembly. they will then choose a government and leader to replace the moammar gadhafi regime. more thunderstorms and rain are forecasted for colorado as people prepare their homes for flash floods and mudslides. heavy rains began falling yesterday and people in larimer county were told they may have to evacuate. this will be the second time they have been told to leave their homes in just a matter of weeks. the first evacuation was from the high park fire which burned 87,000 acres and destroyed 259 houses. >> what can you say? it's mother nature. you either go to fire or flood. you can't control either one. >> yesterday portions of several roads had to be closed as mud and debris blocked those roadways. residents say the fire burned down all the trees and now there is nothing to slow down the mudslides. people are now filling sandbags and placing them around their

homes. officials say evacuation centers may be set up if the conditions get worse. let's talk about our weather here because we are in for a warmup, not quite yet today but coming this week, right? >> a little hard to sum it up. we heated up pretty good yesterday. we are going to warm up again today, not as hot and then as we get into tuesday, wednesday, some of the hottest weather we have felt since mid-june. look at what the numbers sit like outside your door this morning, a few upper 40s in parts of the north bay, we've got a few low 50s along the coast. the rest of us, low to mid- 50s, a few upper 50s outside your door. near livermore, 56 degrees. headed out to support the avon walkers, 54 degrees near san francisco, the golden gate out there with mostly cloudy skies. noontime numbers, upper 50s for the coast, 70s to low 80s for our valley locations. those 80s will be for the warmest spots and then for the afternoon, low 60s along the coastline, partly cloudy skies, partly to mostly cloudy near

pacifica, 60, 66 in the city for the afternoon, mostly sunny for the afternoon for you, 72 in oakland, and the farther inland you go, the warmer it gets. we are looking at 80s around areas right around santa rosa, napa, 82 in vallejo, low 90s concord, livermore and antioch but we are shaving off a few degrees from yesterday. some of you may not notice it so much, others dropping anywhere from five to 6 degrees. you'll begin to feel that. notice by monday a slight warmup there, and then the spike will come tuesday into wednesday with some of us perhaps even mitting -- hitting the 100-degree mark before we cool it down just a bit on thursday. back to you. a tribute to junior seau. the memorial to the former san diego chargers star and why his family chose that spot to remember him. plus defending gold, what coaches are saying about this year's u.s. olympic basketball team and who made that final roster.

highway 101 on the peninsula shut down for hours after a multivehicle accident overnight. good morning, everyone. and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. one person dead and another in the hospital after a major accident in the peninsula. ktvu's lorraine blanco is on 101 in san mateo with what the chp is saying about this chain reaction crash. lorraine. >> reporter: well, claudine, we are learning more information right now about the driver who

was transported to stanford hospital with serious head injuries. he's a palo alto man in his late 20s and people on scene told officers he's originally from argentina. the crash happened just before 1:00 a.m. on highway 101 southbound near east poplar avenue in san mateo. it triggered a 2.5 hour sigalert. four lanes were blocked as the chp investigated. according to officers here, a pickup truck with no passenger inside was blocking the fast lane. a mazda heading southbound did not see it and crashed right into it. the driver of that mazda was transported, a back seat passenger was killed. somehow three other vehicles were involved in a chain reaction but all those occupants walked away okay. chp is investigating but at this point drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor in the crash. now, all lanes are reopened here on the southbound 101. reporting live in san mateo, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. a memorial bike ride will be held this morning to honor a

retired sonoma state professor killed by a hit-and-run driver. steve norwick was hit one month ago today while riding his bicycle in penngrove. he died a month later. a 68-year-old man later arrested on felony charges. cyclists will gather at the spreckels performing art center in roanert park at 9:30 a.m. riser was convicted for years ago of murdering his wife nina and burying her body near their home in the oakland hills. the wrongful death lawsuit is on behalf of the couple's two children. attorneys say they filed the suit in the event that riser has hidden assets. in oakland, gunshot victims should recover from his injuries. police say the shot spotter system first alerted police of the drive by shooting on 73rd avenue near holly street. the victim was able to go to a nearby store for help. a witness says the victim was sitting on a couch on the sidewalk talking to other people when he was shot.

meanwhile, oakland police still investigating three separate homicides we told you about yesterday on mornings on 2 and a five hour span friday night they became the city's 77th, 58th and 59th -- 57, 58th and 59th homicides of the year. an arrest has been made in one of those shootings. police say they were forced to shoot and kill a man who had an assault weapon on south sacramento police. police approached two men yesterday evening. two officers say they saw an assault weapon sticking out from one of the men's shirts. one officer fought with the armed man over the gun. during the struggle the other officer shot and killed the man. they detained the second man who was not armed. a community gathering in oakland helped u.s. support grieving -- helped support grieving families in the loss of adams grant. at least nine people have been

killed by northern california -- officer grant 3 1/2 years ago. >> when it comes to the murders of our children and we are here to love them, to love these mothers, support these mothers. >> officer grant was killed on january 1st, 2009 by then bart officer jonas mehserle. a man reportedly fell out of a raft and drown in a sonoma county lake yesterday afternoon. the man could not swim and panicked. his friend tried to rescue him but he disappeared underwater. divers were called in to recover the man's body. the sheriff's department has not released his identity. two months after the death of former nfl star junior seau, tributes continue to pour in. his family and friends have named an community center after

him. a former san diego chargers linebacker died on may 2nd from a self-inflicted gunshot wound but his sister is choosing to remember how he lived his life rather than how he ended it. >> he grew up in oceanside, he played in oceanside and oceanside was his heart and nothing could replace that. >> the dedication was held at the beach because seau's family goes there all the time. the beach was also one of say our's most -- seau's most favorite places. a crime reporter found a new outlet for her work. abby goldsman is now creating works of art out of the murder scenes she once covered. on friday she displayed her exhibit. these feature everything from a trailer park murder to decapitations with gardening equipment. >> i really think there's a very fine line between humor and gore and i think part of it -- it's uncomfortable and

therefore it becomes funny to people because how else do you handle discomfort than with laughter? >> goldman says she has been making the die rahmas for years and got the idea to display them when her husband put a few online and they sold out within minutes. this happened thursday afternoon, police think the same man stole a purse from a woman's car on front street, took a hat from a store on pacific avenue and stole a bike from a back yard on lincoln street. it's described as a white man in his late 20s, early 30s, 160 pounds with short dirty blond hair and rotting teeth. the next few weeks could be noisy for people living near the oakland airport. it's continuing work on its renovation project. during the next few weeks crews will be driving concrete piles into the ground. the work will be done from 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. monday through friday. it will begin tomorrow morning and is expected to last until

july 20th. san francisco international will break ground on a new air traffic control tower tomorrow. officials say the 221-foot tall tower and base building will create jobs and keep air travelers safe. ray lahood and the head of the faa will join san francisco's mayor and airport director for tomorrow's event. it is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. usually a 21st birthday is something to celebrate but one young woman in missouri is dreading hers because that's when she says she will be deported. lauren gray just graduated from college with a bachelor of fine arts in dance. her family came here from england when she was four. she won't be considered independent until after her 21st birthday next month. because she can't work legally in the u.s., she will have to leave her friends and family and move back to england. >> i just don't understand why. like where we went wrong to have this happen to us. >> she has launched a petition on change.org to help other

legal immigrants. once she gets her green card she hopes to return and become a professional dancer. the u.s. olympic basketball team is set and ready to defend its golden medal in london. it added blake griffin, james harden. this year's team can be stronger than the gold medal team four years ago. the team is comprised of six forwards, five guards and one center. left off the team was this year's number 1 draft pick, anthony davis of new orleans. antioch is getting ready to sell more than 200 acres of land for conservation. the contra costa times reports the antioch school districts wants to sell nearly 206 acres of land known as molar ranch. it's northwest of the black diamond mines. the district is making a deal to have the east bay regional parks by the -- buy the land within the next few years. a large number of starving young pelicans are starting to turn up on bay area beaches. wildlife officials say the pelicans are weak and thin and are walking right up to people. they say it's sad to see but is

probably part of a normal natural dieoff or survival of the fittest. you can tell a baby pelican from an adult by their brown heads. people are being asked to stay away from them and keep other animals including dogs also away from them as well. the national park service says it won't decide on dog leash rules for another two years. the golden gate national recreation area wants more time to go over its options. one plan reduces offleash areas and bans off leash dogs on federally managed beaches and trains in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties. the marin independent journal reports the park service has gotten thousands of comments from marin dog lovers who do not like the plan. time now 7:39. cool start for some pockets of the bay area, but a slight warmup. rosemary, you are talking about slight. >> yes, slight. if yesterday was a little too hot for you, well, we are going to cool it down just a bit. but we will see another warmup as we get into midweek, giving

you a live look outside our doors, plenty of overcast skies, the marine layer has expanded and has deepened. nearly double the death it was yesterday. so both a couple of signs of that cool i don't know, that onshore breeze is stronger this morning, even a little bit of patchy dense fog. at the coast, santa rosa reporting visibility down to about half mile and the numbers for the afternoon going to drop a few degrees. we will warm it back up, though, starting with today, some of the warmest temps, mid to upper 80s, a few low 90s by tomorrow and then tuesday into wednesday getting up to near 100 degrees or so in some of the hotter spots. your current temperatures outside your door right now, 52 san francisco, 53 in oakland, upper 50s in concord. fairfield checking in right about 57. that's 3 degrees cooler than yesterday. so that delta influence moving through there, the onshore breeze, 56 in livermore right now, 57 san jose, a chilly start in santa rosa with gray skies and 49 degrees outside your door. headed to the alameda county

fair, warm one, by about noontime 82 degrees, and then it turns hot by the afternoon, 92 in the forecast with mostly sunny skies. if you don't like the heat, 72 into the evening hours with sun setting just after 8:30 this evening. forecasted highs for your afternoon around the bay area, 85 expected for santa rosa today, looking at 86 for sonoma, 84 for novato, low 80s kentfield, san rafael, sausalito 68 with partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies for the afternoon for you, head off to the east bay a mild day in oakland, 72, alameda 69 expected for you, 75 in hayward. widespread low 90s areas around walnut creek, danville, livermore, 91 in antioch. definitely warm enough for a pool party. 85 san jose, 85 expected in santa clara, upper 80s saratoga. along the coast of santa cruz, socked in by fog this morning but for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies, low 70s in the forecast for you. 82 degrees this afternoon in

redwood city, 73 expected san bruno, 76 in san mateo, 66 in the city of san francisco. so cooling it off there by a few degrees if you're headed to the jazz festival for the afternoon. low 60s up along the coastline, pacifica near ocean beach yesterday, mostly gray most of the day, could happen again today. your extended forecast there, slightly warmer for tomorrow and then the big jump will come tuesday into wednesday, mid to upper 90s in the forecast. again, it was back mid-june when we hit 100 degrees or so, that little mini heatwave we felt and it hasn't been that hot since so you're definitely going to feel that as we get into midweek wednesday. by thursday we manage to cool it down a little bit, you notice it on the coast first, the marine air will hit the coast first and infiltrate inland, mid-90s on thursday, and then cooling it back more as we head into the weekend. the as are in town for another day. if you're headed out to the ballpark, i'll have that forecast for you coming up. today is your last chance

this year to catch one of the oldest fairs in -- the first alameda fair began exactly 100 years ago. it's now known for its amusement rides, animal races and of course delicious food. a free concert featuring country music sensation and one time "american idol" contestant kellie pickler will close the fair tonight. change is coming to yosemite national park. why historic bridges may be removed. plus a baby has died and a toddler in critical condition after being left in locked cars in the midwest. the charges now facing the parents. and let's give you a live look outside. that is the sunol grade in fremont. a lot of folks sleeping in after a busy holiday week and having an extra cup of joe, or not. just throwing it out there. time now 7:43. you're watching mornings on 2.

♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection.

good morning to you. a live look at san jose, a little bit of a fog there this morning, 58 degrees, calm conditions. well, the heatwave on the east coast could start to cool down today. temperatures are expected to fall into the 80s and 90s after days of triple-digit heat. the extreme temperatures have been linked to at least 30 deaths. meanwhile, thousands of people in the mid-atlantic region are still without power one week after severe storms moved through that area. a 4-month-old has died and a 16-month-old in critical condition after they were left inside hot cars in two separate incidents. both incidents happened in indianapolis where temperatures

broke records. police say the temperature inside one of the cars was 124 degrees. >> people have got to use common sense and know that you cannot have a child inside a locked car with the temperature being 100 plus degrees outside. >> the father of the 4-month- old is now facing child neglect charges in connection with his daughter's death. police say the mother of the 16- month-old was also arrested. a baby golden eagle is now recovering after surviving a utah wildfire. that fire burned thousands of acres and destroyed the nesting site of a breeding pair of golden eagles. a wildlife expert returned to the nest after the fire was contained and was surprised to find a survivor. the baby eagle was too young to fly and was found severely burned but alive on the 4th of july. >> the flames had to engulf his

body because they are on the top of his head, on his back, on his wings, on his legs. >> you can see the shafts up here, they were still growing but pretty much done. >> people who rescued the bird had named him phoenix. they hope to release him back into the wild when he is fully recovered. mexicans are taking to the streets protesting the results of their country's presidential election. >> 50,000 people marked through mexico city accusing president elect of voter fraud. they shouted slogans criticizing penio nieto's party. the other candidate plans to file an appeal this week. drug enforcement agents say they have busted a major drug trafficking operation that stretched across the mexican border. authorities say they arrested 20 people in arizona with ties to one of mexico's most powerful drug trafficking groups. police seized 3 tons of

marijuana, 30 pounds of methamphetamine and $2.4 million. they also confiscated a plane and 14 weapons. police say the drugs were delivered to several states including california. two construction workers have been killed in a crane collapse on a college campus in texas. it happened yesterday afternoon in richardson texas at the university of texas at dallas as strong winds more than 40 miles an hour were passing through. students heard a loud crash and some of them say they thought it was thunder. >> we heard a loud just metal just hitting the ground, falling from the ground. i can't really explain the sound but, you know, the very loud sound. >> he said after that he heard the workers screaming. no university students or faculty were hurt but the crane was being used to build a large classroom building. a new field poll shows that what kind of uphill climb senator dianne feinstein's opponent faces in the november

senate race. feinstein leads 51% to 32% and when it comes to name recognition, 88% of people were able to give opinions of feinstein, only 35% were familiar with emkin, a republican businesswoman from danville. san francisco's bicycle messengers may be pedaling their way onto the television screen. >> what's the best thing about being a messenger in the city? >> the freedom, i guess, the most stressful thing that ever happens to me is i have to ride my bike as fast as i possibly can. >> the "huffington post" reports a reality tv show in the works. there's talk it may be picked up by the weather channel. the san francisco fire department wants to make sure people are ready for the next big earthquake, so today there are going to be a series of basic earthquake readiness workshops called get really ready. the workshops begin at 10:00 this morning and go until 3:00. they are going to be hold at the -- held at the fire department's division of training which is on folsom street. a bridge is in danger of

being removed. the 80-year-old stoneman bridge is one of the most photographed bridges in the park. but proposed plans for restore the merced river to remove it and two other arts bridges. environmentists say the bridges affect the natural cause of the river which should be able to flow without restraint. picking up and carrying your wife for a prize, we are going to show you the wife carrying world championship and what the winner took home other than his wife. and check out these cute guys. these are the pandas in china. they are six months old and it's hot there, so the zoo gave them some cool toys to cool off. and a subtle drop in your daytime highs is expected for your sunday. we will have a look coming up.

you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. so now you can have your ice cream and it eat it, too. ♪ nestlé -- good food, good life. serena williams has won her fifth wimbledon title. she beat poland in three sets

yesterday. williams set a wimbledon tournament record with 102 aces and then about five hours after her singles wins, serena and her sister venus won the doubles title. the giants will send tim lincecum to the hill in pittsburgh this morning to finish it with a win. gave up three runs to the pirates yesterday including the solo shot in the 4th inning. the giants' offense wasn't really giving them any help. the pirates win 3-1. the as will look to get back to 500 this afternoon after losing to the mariners yesterday. we start here in the fifth, bases loaded for kyle seager and it's a bases clearing double off the wall. that gives the mariners a 7-1 lead and that would be your final score. so every good husband knows they better support their wives. check out this event. this is the annual wife

carrying world championship and it was held yesterday in finland. 38 couples participated in those finals and of course everybody wants to win but the husbands say the most important thing to hold onto is their wives and don't let them go. that's not a very soft landing. in case you're wondering, the reigning champs held onto their title and the top prize is the women's weight in beer. the uss iowa is a floating museum in southern california. last month it was towed to the port of los angeles. the iowa served in the pacific fleet during world war ii and some inventories were among -- veterans were among those who came to the opening of the museum yesterday in san pedro. >> people are flocking down here to look at her, to tour her and everybody has got the iowa fever. >> iowa fever. well, the uss iowa will be open

daily except on thanksgiving and christmas. it appears the heat is getting to everyone including pandas. 6-month-old panda cubs in china are experiencing their first summer. they played and wrestled with each other but their handlers cooled them down by giving them blocks of ice and installing air conditioners and dehumidifiers. the cool temperatures keep the pandas from suffering heat strokes and bloating. >> they are cute. >> cute pandas. you might need ice cubes a little bit later this week when it warms up a bit. rosemary following the upcoming heatwave for us. >> i could just picture people outside their doors yesterday, those back yard barbecues lying on a slab of ice. it's not going to be as hot today. if it was too hot in your neighborhood yesterday, for some areas around the bay area, the weather is perfect. i was outside the east bay yesterday, boy, it was nice. but we've got the westerly breeze back and it's a little bit stronger. notice it coming into fairfield at about 21 miles per hour, so a little bit of a delta breeze there to cool you off. you can see the low clouds are back with us a little bit more extensive this morning, even a

little bit of patchy dense fog reported along the coast. we've got fog and drizzle along the coast as well, santa rosa had visibility down to about half mile. 55 degrees right now in oakland, 49 in santa rosa, 57 san jose, who is going to see the as today? 105, the winds a little bit stronger today, the onshore breeze is back with us for the afternoon. 66 at game time and slightly warmer for the afternoon. 72 today in oakland, 75 in hayward, 82 degrees in redwood city. inland upper 80s to low 90s. 92 in the afternoon for livermore, your extended forecast, slightly warmer for tomorrow and then we are going to heat it up. tuesday and wednesday upper 90s in the forecast for our valley locations and then it trails off on thursday, 96 in the forecast there. meanwhile along the coast getting into the upper 60s, low 70s, cooling it back by thursday. back to you. san francisco's stern grove festival continues today with a rare appearance by the san francisco symphony. thousands of fans will see the symphony perform with conductor

michael tilton thomas. today's program begins at 2:00 in the afternoon at stern grove at 19th avenue and slope boulevard. the fillmore jazz festival continues today in san francisco. it starts at 10:00 this morning, ends at 6:00. fillmore street between jackson and eddie streets are shut down so you can enjoy food, art and live music. occupiers in uc berkeley back at it once again. the battle over precious land in the east bay and the important meeting scheduled for tomorrow night. plus, the important cause that has thousands of people walking 40 miles across two bay area counties.

the fatal crash that shut down much of highway 101 for hours. and remembering a jockey killed at the alameda county fair, the memorial service to honor him. plus a scare in santa cruz for a fremont man after a great white shark attacks him in his kayak. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, july 8th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's get right over to meteorologist rosy chu with a

-- rosemary orozco with a look at your forecast. >> summerlike weather back in the forecast as we head into your sunday but slightly cooler. low clouds at the coast around the bay this morning, a little bit of drizzle falling along the coast as well. that minor cooldown shaving off temperatures anywhere from three to 6 degrees or so by the afternoon and we have a mini heatwave to talk about. that will be on the way. more on that and your numbers for today coming up. traffic is back to normal this morning after a deadly overnight collision on the peninsula. the five vehicle chain reaction crash happened along highway 101 near east poplar avenue in san mateo. the chp tells us one person was killed and another is in the hospital with critical injuries. he is in his 20s and believed to be a native of argentina who is currently living in palo alto. the first emergency call came in at 12:52 this morning. chp issued a sigalert 20 minutes later. it was finally cancelled and the road was cleared a little before 4:00 this morning. the cause of that crash is

still under investigation. an oakland man is recovering after being shot while leaving a liquor store overnight. that shooting was reported around 11:30 last night on mandela parkway near 10th street. the victim was hit in the foot. we told police he was heading to his car when he was shot. he managed to drive himself to the hospital but no arrests have been made. san francisco police are looking for the gunman who shot a teenager. a 17-year-old victim was shot yesterday evening while standing with a relative at the corner of san bruno avenue and felton street. he was shot in the chest. his condition isn't known at this time and police still aren't sure whether the teen was the intended target. a shark warning in effect in santa cruz. yesterday afternoon a 52-year- old fremont man attacked while fishing in a kayak at pleasure point. the man did not want to talk about the attack but police showed us his kayak. you can see the scratches and bite marks from where the shark bit down. >> started to paddle and move

the skip through the water when a shark came up and grabbed the front end of it in its mouth. >> shark expert shaun van summer -- sean van sommeran was on the beach when the attack owed kurd -- occurred. it was a great white probably longer than the 13-foot kayak. the shark flipped the man into the water but pulled out by another boater. the same area was the scene of a fatal shark attack more than 30 years ago. it happened in pacific grove. this is about 25 miles south of pleasure point. on december 19th, 1981, 25-year- old louis born was attacked by a great white. experts say the shark was about 21 feet long. before this, there had only been four fatal shark attacks along the pacific coast and none of the victims were surfers. a memorial service will be held this morning for the jockey who died at the alameda county fair. jorge herrera was killed in a father during a race on

thursday. today's memorial held at 10:30 in front of the racing office at the fair in pleasnaton. the race also dedicated to herrera. this is the last day of the fair which is celebrating its 100th year. a man reportedly fell out of a raft and drowned in a sonoma county lake yesterday afternoon. he was with a friend on lake benoit west of the town of windsor. the press democratic reports the man could not swim and panicked. his friend tried to rescue him but he disappeared under the water. divers were called in to recover the man's body. the sheriff's department has not released his identity. powerful waves may have caused a man to drown near mcclure's beach in marin county. our camera was there when searchers pulled the body yesterday. the marine independent journal now confirms the victim is a man but no other information on his identity. authorities believe he may have been fishing. a woman had reported her husband had fallen into the water. a suspicious suitcase that shut down part of a

neighborhood in san jose turned out to be harmless. that suitcase was found near a bench in a plaza of a shopping center near lincoln avenue yesterday afternoon. police blocked off the street to traffic while the bomb squad took over. they found a typewriter inside the suitcase and determined there was nothing criminal going on. occupiers will attend an albany city council meeting in hopes of reclaiming a disputed piece of land. 80 protesters and supporters of the group occupy the farm pulled weeds and picked crops at the uc berkeley owned field known as the guild tract. the school and the city of albany cancelled a harvest there yesterday when they learned that occupiers would be there. >> the presence of those of us, the community that planted the crops is necessary to keep tending to the crops because contemporary to what the university says, they are not taking care of them. >> there are some people that are using opportunities, every opportunity they can to make the points that they want to make. >> like the occupiers, albany city leaders and the school

want an urban farm on the land but the signs disagree on -- sides disagree on how and who should run it. occupiers will donate the vegetables they picked yesterday to a group food, not bombs. whole foods store and an assisted living complex would be built on uc owned property. tomorrow's council meeting expected to be filled with residents so it's being moved to the albany community center located on marin avenue for additional space. a sea of pink is making its way from court ma daybreakra to -- corte madera to san francisco this morning in the final stretch of avon for breast cancer. it spans two days and close to 40 miles long. more than 2200 walkers started their journey yesterday in san francisco and then camped out in pink tents overnight in corte madera. the route reverses today taking participants through corte madera and marin county and over the golden gate bridge and then into san francisco. the walkers should begin

arriving at fort mason at about noon and then a closing ceremony is scheduled to be held there at 3:00. inmates at san quentin prison who are holding their own walk raised nearly $70,000 for the fight against breast cancer. it's the fourth year for the two day event which mirrors the avon walk. their goal is to raise $10,000 for the avon program. one inmate explained that cancer touches many of the men who are participating. >> it's a way for san quentin to let people know that they are doing the rehabilitation, it's all about community, security and everything, and rehabilitation and they allow us to do that. it brings out the human side of us that we kind of lost a long time ago. >> the inmates also made artwork and jewelry which will be auctioned off to raise money for the women's cancer resource center in oakland. an earthquake may have awoken some people in the fort bragg area. the usgs reports a magnitude 4.3 earthquake shook the region after 5:00 this morning.

there are no reports of any damage caused by this earthquake. good morning to you. waking up with overcast skies giving you a live look here at the bay bridge in the city. you can't see the city this morning, shrouded in fog, low clods, even a little -- clouds, even a little damp by the coast this morning. driving along highway 1, take it easy this morning. it will be burning back to the coast eventually. a look at the s radar -- look at the satellite radar, mostly low skies. circulation, will cool us down. weak piece of energy moves across the pacific northwest. the fog will be burning back similar to yesterday, takes until about 2:00 or so before half moon bay begins to clear, partly cloudy skies, santa cruz will be clear by then, but take a look at where it really sticks to the coast, right there, right outside the golden gate and near ocean beach as well as pacifica once again and then moving back in as we get into the evening hours, sun

setting after -- sun setting after 8:30. right now numbers slightly cooler in some areas, that delta influence, fairfield 60 degrees for you, 60 in concord, upper 50s in livermore, widespread 50s around the bay. 52 san francisco, 53 in oakland, santa rosa rebounding to 53 degrees, week up this morning in the upper 40s so another cool start for you there. san jose sitting right about 59 outside your door. if you're headed to the local farmers market, not too bad, relatively mild as we get outside. so the clouds and drizzle with us this morning, the winds picking up, 10 to 20 miles per hour for the afternoon, that onshore breeze, again, helping to cool us back just a little bit. our numbers will be right around low 60s for the coastline, 80s to low 90s for our inland areas. we've got the jazz festival going on in san francisco. we have the avon walk making a return for the afternoon. here's your forecast for the city. upper 50s as we get into the 9:00 hour, mostly cloudy skies, partly cloudy to mostly clear as we get into the afternoon, 63 for your lunchtime, 66

expected in the afternoon right about 4:00. afternoon highs around the region, 85 expected for santa rosa today, 84 for novato, upper 60s sausalito. for the east bay, low 70s for oakland, san leandro, 77 castro valley, low 90s walnut creek, danville, livermore so you have your choices. if you like it cool, head to the coast. if you like it warm, you've got your choices in and around the inland east bay as well as san jose, 85 for you, 89 los gatos, 70 degrees with most clear skies -- mostly clear skies in los gatos. your extended forecast, that brief reprieve doesn't last long, a slight warmup for tomorrow and then a bigger rebound tuesday into wednesday, mid to upper 90s in the forecast, the hottest temps we have seen so far for july and then as we get into thursday, we remain hot, not as hot, cooling it back a little bit more into next weekend. back to the desk. roadwork in vallejo going to shut down parts of a busy

interchange overnight. cal caltrans will shut down the eastbound 80 connector to highway 37 and the columbus parkway off-ramp from 8:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning. in order to get on 37 from 80, keep driving to american canyon road, take the exit, turn around and get back on the 80 westbound and then jump onto 37 from there. if you're confused, don't worry, there will be detour signs posted out there to help you out. we want to give you a live look at traffic on the golden gate bridge, just like yesterday morning, lots of fog out there, still gray and a little bit wet but not causing any delays and looks like traffic moving well and we know the sun is coming. keep in mind that avon walk will be coming across there later this morning so you should see a sea of pink. a plane evacuated at the oakland airport. what one man did that caused the alameda county sheriff's department to respond. plus, some of you could lose internet service tonight. the infection that might be on

your computer. souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon.

is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more is a lot more. which is exactly what i get at embassy suites. more space... more down time. more family time. more me time. more me time. more me time. because the more more i have, the more i have to have... more. [ female announcer ] more room. complimentary drinks. free breakfast. embassy suites. get more.

good morning to you san jose. here's a change from yesterday. low clouds and fog paying you a visit this morning. time now is 8:14. insurgents have killed two dozen people this weekend in southern afghanistan. the roadside bombs targeted both civilians and law enforcement. a bomb blew up killing five afghan policemen responding to a gun battle against insurgents at a checkpoint.

two nato service members also died in separate attacks. their nationalities have not been disclosed. secretary of state hillary clinton is lining up countries for financial aid to afghanistan. this morning she traveled to tokyo and received a $3 billion pledge. yesterday clinton went to kabul, afghanistan to meet with afghan leader hamid karzai. $16billion have been pledged worldwide to help develop the country. >> afghanistan is standing up for itself, of course it will need support and we are pledged to continue our support and to work with you to get more international support. >> nato troops are expected to leave afghanistan in 2014. that's when the afghan government will take over full security responsibility. people in northern colorado are preparing for another possible evacuation just days after returning to their homes. heavy rains began falling yesterday and people in larimer county were told to prepare to leave. this will be the second time evacuation orders have been handed down in just a matter of weeks. the first was from the high

park fire which burned 87,000 acres and destroyed 259 homes. >> it's mother nature. you either got a fire or you got a flood. you can't control either one so you have to take it in stride. >> yesterday portions of several roads had to be closed as mud and debris blocked those roadways. residents say the fire burned down all of the trees and knew there is nothing -- now there is nothing to stop the mudslides. they are filling sandbags and placing them around their homes. evacuation centers may be set up if the conditions get worse. a wildfire in shasta county now fully contained. the fire burned more than 20 acres and damaged five homes. 100 people evacuated but since been allowed to return back home. the cause of that fire is still not known. jury selection set to begin tomorrow in a wrongful death lawsuit against convicted killer hans riser. riser was convicted four years ago of murdering his wife nina and burying her body near their home in the oakland hills. the wrongful death lawsuit is

on behalf of the couple's two children. attorneys say they filed the suit in the event that riser has hidden assets. a plane had to be evacuated at the oakland airport because of an angry passenger. want to show you video because you can see the man being taken down the stairs yesterday on this cell phone video sent to us by a viewer. the man was apparently upset that his flight to vegas was delayed by several hours. according to the airport, the man started arguing with staff and asked to leave the plane. when he refused, alameda county sheriff deputies were called in to take him off the plane. internet service could go out as soon as 9:00 tonight pacific time. the fbi is taking down temporary servers put up more than a year ago to stop an online scam. unsuspecting computer users clicked on a key and -- took part in a campaign to alert people about the malware but an estimated 50 to 60,000 people are still vulnerable. at ktvu.com there is a link to the fbi site that will show if

your computer is infected. just scroll down and look for the web link section on our home page. house speaker john boehner returned to his home state to campaign for mitt romney. he greeted voters at romney's campaign headquarters outside cleveland in the battleground state of ohio. now, the latest poll shows president obama has a nine- point lead over romney in ohio, 47% of those surveyed support obama, 38% support romney. mitt romney is finishing his vacation and starting a campaign fundraising tour today. the presumptive republican candidate in the hamptons on long island for a $5000 per person lunch. tomorrow romney heads to colorado for a fundraiser at a home in aspen. he is going to visit former vice president dick cheney's home also in jackson hole, wyoming and that will happen on thursday. meantime president obama will be focusing on iowa. the president will be speaking at a community college in cedar rapids on tuesday morning. the visit will mark his fourth trip to iowa this year. the hawk eye state is an important swing state for the

president's reelection effort. it is one of a handful of states expected to determine the outcome of the 2012 election. a new field poll shows what kind of uphill klein senator dianne feinstein's opponent elizabeth emken faces in the november senate race. feinstein leads 51% to 32%. when it comes to name recognition, 88% of people were able to give opinions about feinstein, only 35% were familiar with emken, a republican businesswoman from danville. this weekend massachusetts congressman barney frank married his long time partner, 42-year-old jim ready. frank is now the first congressman to be in a same-sex marriage. he has been an openly gay congressman since the late 1980s. nancy pelosi was on the guest list. the 72-year-old frank is retiring at the end of his current temp after -- term after 30 years in congress. a plan to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate

bridge now qualifies for federal funding. president obama signed a transportation bill that includes federal funding for suicide prevention including safety rails and nets on bridges. the barrier cost an estimated $50 million and supporters have struggled to find funding. critics of the barriers say it would mar the beauty of the bridge but supporters argue it would save dozens of lives every year. in a few weeks archeologists will begin carefully excavating 100 coffins buried on the grounds of valley medical center in san jose. the hospital held a memorial service yesterday for the remains at the cemetery which was recently discovered during a construction project. in all about 1500 people were buried at that century old graveyard. >> they weren't just, you know, john does and people that -- indigents and so forth, they just came from families and they had to be buried here because they didn't have the

money. >> valley medical center is removing some of the coffins to expand its facilities. a coroner will try to identify the remains and then locate surviving family members. if you think someone you know is buried at that site, just go to ktvu.com, we have posted a link to the santa clara valley medical center's cemetery information line. just look for it on the home page under web links. well, muni is still working on its stroller policy. according to the "san francisco chronicle," new rules will make it easier for parents to bring baby strollers onto buses. the strollers aren't going to have to be folded up anymore. they can use the wheelchair lifts to load them up. the board of supervisor approved that new policy back in april. still not clear when it is going to be put into place. a daring stunted goes wrong -- stunt goes wrong in china. an acrobat drops from a tight rope but lives to tell his story. what he blamed his fall on. a bit of a cooldown is on the way for your sunday. i'll have a look at your numbers coming up.

despite the fires and mudslides, folks in colorado had a little fun this weekend. thousands of people got together to throw tomatoes at each other yesterday. 80,000 pounds of tomatoes were used for the food fight which lasted about an hour. many of those tomatoes came from farmers in arizona as well as california who had a surplus of unsellable goods. britain's bradley wigens

has the yellow jersey in the tour de france. riders taking on a 98-mile hilly stage today. another britt tackled the my mountains and took stage seven yesterday. today's stage is the shortest stage so far. tomorrow riders get their first day of rest. a chinese acrobat survived a terrifying fall from a tight rope. check out this video. there he is going across this gorge in central china and then there he goes. he slipped, this was near the end. remember he was covered with his eyes so he couldn't see anything. he didn't have a safety harness on but as he's walking out he was okay because the drop at that point wasn't that far. he blamed that slipup on the wind. doesn't look that windy in the video but wind it is. >> why do you cover your eyes. he's already going backwards. >> backwards across the gorge,

seems dangerous enough. >> he blames it on wind. rosemary, any wind around here today? i know the fog is in a little bit. >> the onshore breeze strengthening. both signs of the cooldown we are expected for our inland areas. we are going to -- those numbers are going to slide back a little bit, i should say. we've got a westerly breeze right there in fairfield about 23 miles per hour gusting to 30, so there is a sure fire sign there that the delta will be cooling off just a little bit. mike mentioned we've got the marine layer with us this morning. it crossed over the bay, down near the san jose, north into santa rosa and going to be with us at least through the morning hours. temperatures this morning similar to where we started yesterday, slightly cooler for areas like fairfield and livermore. for today, numbers will be sitting in the 60s along the coast, we are looking at 70s in the east bay, upper 80s as you get a little bit closer to walnut creek, low 90s hovering around pittsburgh, antioch,

concord into livermore so a few degrees below what we felt yesterday. there is your extended forecast, a slight warmup expected for monday and then the heat really rolls in tuesday, wednesday, looks like we get a bit of a break on thursday, not as hot for our valley locations. along the coast, 60 and near 70 degrees tuesday and wednesday. back to you. today is your last chance this year to catch one of the oldest fairs in the bay area. it is the final day of the alameda county fair in pleasnaton. the first alameda fair began exactly 100 years ago. it is now known for its amusement rides, animal races and of course that food. a free concert featuring one time "american idol" contestant kellie pickler will close out that fair tonight. a pittsburgh man faces felony domestic abuse charges. the good samaritan that helped police catch that individual. plus another tribute to former nfl star junior seau. the new community center named in his honor.

the tributes continue today for the jockey killed at the alameda county fair. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. jorge herrera died during a race on thursday. ktvu's lorraine blanco is heading to the alameda county fairgrounds where a memorial service will be held this morning. she will have a live report coming up. connector ramp to northbound 101 is back open after an oil spill. the oil leaked from a small car after an accident around 6:15 this morning on the ramp from eastbound highway 12 to 101. firefighters cleaned up the oil and the car was towed away. a good samaritan who witnessed a woman being punched by a driver on a highway made sure that drive paid for his --

driver paid for his crime. the good samaritan followed a car on highway 4 after seeing a man punching a woman who was riding in his passenger seat. the car end bed up at the north con concord bart station and police able to arrest the driver. an oakland gunshot victim should recover from his injuries. police say the shot spotter system first alerted police of the drive-by shooting on 73rd avenue near holly street. the victim was able to go to a nearby store for help. a witness says the victim was sitting on a couch on the sidewalk talking to another person when he was shot. meanwhile, oakland police still investigating three separate homicides we told you about on yesterday's mornings on 2. in a five hour span friday night, they became the city's 57th, 58th and 59th homicides of the year. one man found dead inside a mobile home. police also say two others were shot and killed. an arrest has been made in one of those shootings. police say they were forced to shoot and kill a man who had an assault weapon on a south sacramento street.

it started when sacramento police approached two men in the meadow view area yesterday night. two officers say they saw an assault weapon sticking out from one of the men's shirts. one officer fought with that armed man over the gun and police say during that struggle, the other officer shot and killed the man. they did detain the second man who wasn't armed. a community gathering in oakland help support grieving families in the name of oscar grant. the event yesterday focused on mothers whose loved ones were shot and killed by police. the grant family says at least nine people have been killed by northern california law enforcement since a bart police officer shot and killed oscar grant 3 1/2 years ago. >> in our community when it comes to the murders of our children and we are here to love on them, to love these mothers, support these mothers. >> oscar grant was killed on january 1st, 2009. by then bart police officer johannes messerly. he served 11 months in jail

before being patrolled. police in petaluma arrested three men in connection with a burglary at a storage facility. 18 storage units were burglarized at public storage on baywood drive. police arrested the first man yesterday behind the kmart store. the other two men arrested nearby at a homeless encampment. also a motorcycle stolen from one of the units. two months after the death of junior seau, tributes continue to pour in. the dedication took place just a few blocks from where he lived. the former san diego chargers linebacker died back on may 2nd from a self-inflicted gunshot wound but his sister is choosing to remember how he lived his life rather than how he ended it. >> he grew up in oceanside, he played in oceanside and oceanside was his heart and nothing could replace that. >> the dedication was held at the beach because seau's family goes there all the time. the beach was also one of

seau's most favorite places to visit. antioch is getting ready to sell more than 200 acres of land for conservation. the contra costa times reports the antioch school district wants to sell nearly 206 acres of land known as molar ranch. it's northwest of the black diamond mines. the district is making a deal to have east bay regional parks buy that land within the next few years. tomorrow work on terminal 1 will continue at the oakland airport. it's part of the ongoing $200 million terminal one renovation project. over the next few weeks crews will be driving concrete piles into the ground. the daytime work will be done from 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. monday through friday. it is expected to last until july 20th. officials say it could create extra noise for some folks who live in that area. san francisco international will break ground on a new air traffic control tower tomorrow. officials say the 221-foot tall tower and base building will create local jobs and keep some air travelers safe.

transportation secretary ray lahood and the head of the faa will join san francisco's mayor and airport director for tomorrow's event. it is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. the national park service says it won't decide on dog leash rules for another two years. the golden gate national recreation area wants more time to go over its options. one plan reduces off leash areas and bans off leash dogs on federally managed beaches in trains in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties. the marin independent journal reports the park service has gotten thousands of comments from marin dog lovers who just don't like that plan. the uss iowa is now open as a floating museum and memorial in southern california. it had been part of the moth ball fleet in suisun bay until last month when it was towed to the port of los angeles. the iowa served in the pacific fleet during world war ii. some veterans were among those who came to the opening of the museum yesterday in san pedro. >> people are flocking down here to look at her, to tour

her and everybody has got the iowa fever. >> a uss iowa will be open daily except on thanksgiving and christmas. people are being asked to stay away from baby pelicans on bay area beaches. wildlife officials say the pelicans are starving and weak and walking right up to people. they say it's sad to see but probably part of the normal natural dieoff or survival of the fittest. you can tell a baby pelican from an adult by their brown heads. people are also being asked to keep any animals, especially dogs, away from those pelicans. good morning to you. a live look at partly cloudy skies over san rafael. the marine layer a lot deeper than what we had yesterday and a lot broader around the bay area. at this hour it's down into san jose, it's north all the way into santa rosa, santa rosa reporting a little bit of patchy dense fog this morning, so poor visibility and along the coast even a little bit of mist and drizzle and very, very soupy along the coast this

morning. we have a trough that will swing through in the next 24 hours or so. it will ride over northern california. that's bringing us the marine layer, bringing the onshore breeze back and bringing us a slightly cooler day. so that's what's in store for your sunday. by monday into tuesday, that ridge of high pressure, that's again bringing the dangerous heat farther east is going to slide our way once again and really drive our temperatures up. so for today, some of the warmest numbers sitting in the uppers 80s to low 90s and then by tomorrow, low 90s in the forecast and then we zoom near 100 degrees expected by tuesday, perhaps into wednesday and then holding onto thursday. although the numbers shouldn't be quite as hot on thursday. let's talk about today. outside our doors this morning, widespread 50s going on, a few low 60s but through the delta this morning where that breeze is really -- has really been picking up, fairfield a few degrees cooler than yesterday, you may notice that getting outside and if it's gusty outside your door, that breeze is going to be a cool one. by about noontime or so, widespread 70s around the bay, a few low 80s for or far inland

areas along the coastline, mostly partly cloudy skies remaining in the 50s and a few low 60s. this stretch, not a lot of red going on there. we've got orange in the far inland areas so areas around antioch, a few low 90s possible but you got to get well into the valley before we hit plenty of widespread 90s for the afternoon. so just, i guess, figure anywhere from three to 6 degrees cooler outside your door and that will give you a good figure what you can expect for your afternoon. headed to the city for today, upper 50s in the forecast through about 9:00, low 60s at lunchtime, mostly sunny skies expect for the second half of the day, 66 in the afternoon. there is the numbers for your area along the north bay stretch. 85 for santa rosa today, 84 novato, upper 60s sleet toe as we head -- sellitto --

sausalito. these numbers a few degrees cooler than yesterday. 85 85 san jose, 85 expected in santa clara and along the peninsula, 70s and low 80s. 82 redwood city, low 60s for the coast, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy near pacifica for your day. the extended forecast, slight warmup tomorrow, a bigger jump tuesday, wednesday and then we begin to cool it back a bit on thursday. back to you. now back to the alameda county fair where a memorial will be held today for a jockey who recently died during a race. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live in pleasnaton with more on today's service. lorraine. >> reporter: mike, the memorial will take place right here in front of the racing office at the fairgrounds. you can see the flag is still at half staff right now this morning and over here in the parking lot where they will remember herrera, you can see a flier over here where they are blocking off the space. now, the 33-year-old jockey hooray herrera was killed -- jorge herrera was killed in a

race on thursday. he clipped another horse's heels, fell onto a track and trampled. friends say he died doing what he loved to do. the fourth race today will be dedicated to herrera. meanwhile, the california horse racing board will conduct a thorough investigation of the accident and back out here live we are told that a public relations person or a friend of the family will be out here in a little bit so hopefully the next time we see you, we will have an interview with them. for now reporting live, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. a san francisco fire department wants to make sure people are ready for the next big earthquake so today there will be a series of basic earthquake readiness workshops called get really ready. workshops begin at 10:00 this morning and go until 3:00 in the afternoon. they will be held at the fire department's division of training on folsom street. well, it's being called a miracle, a baby golden eagle is recovering after surviving a wildfire in utah. first let's give you a live

look outside at the traffic on 880 in oakland. the as will play later this afternoon at the coliseum after wynn, the first pitch -- after 1:00, the first pitch at -- you're watching mornings on 2. [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises.

but when it comes to what you really love, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. so now you can have your ice cream and it eat it, too. ♪ nestlé -- good food, good life.

good morning. a live look at the oakland estuary. secretary of state hillary clinton is warning the world that syria is in danger of collapsing. speaking in japan, clinton says time is running out on hope for peace in the country. she says last month was the deadliest for the syrian people in the 16 month revolt against president bashar assad. recently u.n. mediator said his peace plan for the country is failing. clinton says his word should be a wake-up call for everyone. the first results of libya's parliamentary election are expected to come out tomorrow. exit polls suggest the liberal alliance is fairing better than islamist parties, turnout with 60%. and president obama calls the election another milestone in libya's political transformation. 200 candidates will win seats to the assembly. they will then choose a government and a leader to replace the moammar gadhafi

regime. vladimir putin is demanding answers as to why a flood could have killed at least 150 people. he flew over the area by helicopter yesterday to view the damage caused by the floods. he has now ordered an investigation to find out if people were given enough warning to get to safety. the floods damaged thousands of homes and blocked rail raise and roadways -- railways and roadways. in mexico people taking to the streets protesting the results of that country's presidential election. 50,000 people marched through mexico city accusing president elect enrique peña nieto -- the other candidate plans to file an appeal this week. drug enforcement agents say they have busted a major drug trafficking operation that stretched across the mexican

border. authorities say they arrested 20 people in arizona with ties to one of mexico's most powerful drug trafficking groups. police seized 3 tons of marijuana, 30 pounds of methamphetamine and $2.4 million. they also confiscated a plane and 14 weapons. police say the drugs were delivered to several states including california. the heatwave on the east coast could start to cool down today. temperatures are expected to fall into the 80s and 90s after days of triple-digit heat. the extensive temperatures have been linked to at least 30 deaths. meanwhile, thousands of people in the mid-atlantic region are still without power one week after severe storms moved through that area. a 4-month-old has died and a 16-month-old is in critical condition after they were left inside hot cars in two separate incidents. both incidents happened in indianapolis where temperatures broke records. police say the temperature inside one of those vehicles was 124 degrees. >> people have got to use

common sense and know that you cannot have a child inside a locked car with the temperature being 100 plus degrees outside. >> the father of the 4-month- old is now facing child neglect charges in connection with his daughter's death. police say the mother of the 16- month-old was also arrested. two construction workers have been killed in a crane collapse on a college campus in texas. it happened yesterday afternoon in richardson texas at the university of texas at dallas. as strong winds more than 40 miles an hour were passing through, students heard a loud crash. some of them say they thought it was thunder. >> we heard a loud just metal just hitting the ground, falling from the ground. i can't really explain the sound but, you know, the very loud sound. >> he said that after that, he heard the workers screaming. no university students or faculty were hurt. the crane was being used to build a large classroom building. a baby golden eagle is now

recovering after surviving a wildfire in utah. the fire burned thousands of acres and destroyed the nesting site of a breeding pair of golden eagles. a wildlife expert returned to the nest after the fire was contained and was surprised to find a survivor. the baby eagle was too young to fly and was found severely burned but alive on the 4th of july. >> the flames had to engulf his body because they are on the top of his head, they are on his back, under his wings, on his legs. >> you can see the shafts up here, they were still growing but pretty much done for. >> people who rescued the bird have named him phoenix. they hope to release him back into the wild when he's fully recovered. three well known arch bridges in yosemite could be taken down. want to show you a picture of the 80-year-old stoneman bridge. this is one of the bridges facing removal. it's part of an effort to restore the path of the merced river.

environmentists say the bridges affect the natural flow of the river which should be able to flow without restraint. others say the bridges are too curley important to -- kerr turley important -- culturally imroy. came close to changing the wording from a civil contract between a man and a woman to a covenant between two people. the decision comes as the episcopal church is expected to approve a rite that would bless the unions of same sex couples. baseball's first half of the season ends today and the giants will send tim lincecum to the mound in pittsburgh this morning to try to finish it with a win. it was ryan vogel's song on the hill yesterday -- ryan vogelsong on the hill yesterday. the giants' offense wasn't really giving him any help. the pirates win 3-1. the oakland as will look to get back to 500 this afternoon after losing to the mariners

yesterday. in the fifth bases loaded and that is a bases clearing double off the wall. also gives mariners 7-1 lead and that would be the final score. san francisco's bicycle messengers may be pedaling their way onto the television screen. >> what's the best thing about being a messenger in the city? >> oh, man, just the freedom, i guess. just like the most stressful thing that ever happens to me is that i have to ride my bike as fast as i possibly can. >> the "huffington post" reports a reality television show is in the works and there's talk that it may be picked up by the weather channel. a longtime las vegas crime reporter is turning her work into art. abby goldman is now creating 3d displays of the murder scenes she once covered. on friday she displaced her exhibit of dioramas spelled d- i-o. they feature everything from a trailer park murder to decapitations with gardening equipment. >> i really think there's a very fine line between humor

and gore and i think part of the -- it's uncomfortable and therefore becomes funny to people because how else do you handle discomfort than with laughter? >> goldman says she has been making the dioramas for year. she says she got the idea to display them when her husband put a few of them online and they sold out within minutes. well, an unusual contest in finland. husbands race to the finish line and look who they are carrying. those are their wives. the prize they are competing for. a minor cooldown in the forecast for your sunday afternoon. we will take a look at those numbers coming up.

t less. and the more more i have, the more i like having more. and that's exactly what i get at embassy suites. more post-meeting celebrations, more complimentary drinks, more for my money... mmm, more bar snacks... ♪ more olives. definitely. i want so much more it's more more than a mortal man can handle. now that's more like it. [ female announcer ] complimentary drinks. free breakfast. more room. embassy suites. get more.

well, the heat is getting to everyone, including pandas. check out these 6-month-old panda cubs. they are in china and experiencing their first summer and as you can see they are playing and wrestling with -- see that thing in there? that's ice. handlers gave it to them to cool them down. they also installed air conditioners and humidifiers. the cool temperatures keep the pandas from suffering heat strokes and bloating. every good husband knows and yes i know that they better support their wife. and in that theme the annual wife carrying world championship was held yesterday in finland. 38 couples participated in the finals and while everyone wants to win, the husband says the most important thing is to hold onto their wives and not let go. in case you're wondering, the

reigning champs held onto their title. the top prize is the woman's weight in beer. >> that's when you hope for not getting that much beer. san francisco stern grove festival continues today with a rare appearance by the san francisco symphony. thousands of fans are going to see the symphony perform. today's program features beethoven's symphony number 9. the concert begins at 2:00 this afternoon in stern grove at 19th avenue and slope boulevard. and how about jazz? the fillmore jazz festival also continues today in san francisco. it starts at 10:00 this morning and end at 6:00 tonight. fillmore street between jackson and eddie streets shut down. and oakland will be filled with music, food and art today. it's the ninth annual greek fair. telegraph avenue between 42nd and 51st streets shut down. the festival runs from 10:00 until 6:00. >> symphony, jazz, barbecue, a little of everything, but this

morning that marine layer, rosemary is deep inland. >> double what we saw yesterday and it's all around the bay. you have to get far inland to get the mostly sunny skies. we eventually will have mostly sunny skies, burning back all the way to the coastline. it will be hugging along the coastline there today. but for the rest of us blue skies. a little bit of mist and drizzle along the coastline this morning, poor visibility reported in areas near santa rosa, along the coast as well. numbers sitting in the low 50s to low 60s. by noontime upper 50s at the coast, 60s and 70s around the bay to low 80s inland and a tad cooler for most of our inland areas today. if you're headed out to the oakland coliseum to watch the as play, 66 degrees at game time, a westerly breeze, five to 15 miles per hour and we are looking at low 70s to mid-70s for oakland into the afternoon. there is your extended forecast. low 90s today for the inland spots, low 60s for the coast, slightly warmer tomorrow and then we are going to hike those temperatures up into the upper 90s, perhaps a few 100s out

there tuesday, wednesday and then a slight cooldown beginning on thursday. back to you. a football star is out of jail this morning. minnesota viking's running back adrian peterson was released from a houston jail after releasing a $100,000 bond. he was arrested early yesterday morning at a nightclub. witnesses say he appeared drunk and became angry when he was told to leave because the bar was closing. peterson then allegedly struck an off-duty police officer who was providing security at that club. the u.s. olympic basketball team now set and ready to defend its gold medal in london. the americans rounded out their rost ter this -- roster this weekend. u.s. coaches say this year's team can be even stronger than the gold medal team four years ago. the team is comprised of six forwards, five guards and a center. left off the team was this year's number 1 draft pick, anthony davis of new orleans. serena williams won her fifth wimbledon title.

she beat poland in three sets yesterday. williams set a tournament record with 102 aces and about five hours later after her singles win, serena and her sister venus won the doubles title in straight sets. the men's singles championship is taking place this morning. a short rain delay just ended. roger federer and andy murray are tied at one set apiece. federer is trying to tie a record by winning wimbledon for a seventh time. murray is trying to become the first british man since 1936 to win a grand slam title. there's a land dispute in the east bay. occupy protesters back this weekend at an albany farm. the important meeting now set for tomorrow. plus, the annual tradition that has thousands of people wearing pink and on the move this morning.

♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection.

remembering a jockey killed at the alameda county fair. the memorial service to honor jorge herrera. >> a chain reaction collision along the peninsula. the fatal crash that shut down much of highway 101. >> and a great white shark attacks a bay area man in his kayak. good morning.

and welcome to mornings on 2. ids sunday, july 8th, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's get over to rosemary orosco for a look at your forecast. good morning to you. another nice day to end the holiday weekend. slightly cooler. the on shore breeze is a little stronger today, the marine layer a little deeper and has broadened across the bay area cities. highs for today will shave off a few degrees off yesterday. we'll look at the numbers coming up. traffic is once again flowing after a deadly overnight collision on the peninsula. the five-vehicle chain reaction crash happened on highway 101 in san mateo. the c.h.p. says one person was killed and another is in the hospital with life threatening head trauma. he is in his 20s and believed to be a native of argentina and currently living in palo alto. the first emergency call came in at 12:52 this morning. the c.h.p. issued a city alert 20 minutes later. it was finally cancelled and the road was cleared before 4:00 this morning.

the cause of that crash is still under investigation, but neither alcohol nor drugs is believed to be a factor. ac oakland man is recovering this morning after being shot while leaving a liquor store overnight. the shooting was reported around 11:30 last night on mandela parkway near 10th street. the victim was hit in the foot. he told police he was heading to his car when he was shot. he did manage to drive himself to the hospital. no arrests have been made. san francisco police are looking for the gunman who shot a teenager. the 17-year-old victim was hit yesterday evening while standing with a relative at san bruno avenue and felton street. he was shot in the chest. his condition is unknown at this time. police aren't sure whether the teenager was the intended target. a warning for people heading to pleasure point near santa cruz after a great white shark attacked a man in his kayak. it all happened yesterday after where the 52-year-old fremont man was fishing. the man didn't want to talk about the attack but capital

police showed us his yellow kayak and you can see the crashes and bite marks from where the shark attacked. >> he has just started to paddle when a shark grabbed the front end of it in his mouth. he could see his big huge head. >> a shark expert was on the beach and ran to help when that attack occurred. he says judging from the bite marks, and the tooth that was pulled from that kayak, it was a white shark, probably longer than the 13-foot kayak. he says the large amount of wildlife in the bay this time of year probably drew that shark to those shallow waters. >> there was a fatal shark attack more than 30 years ago in the acilamar state beach in pacific grove, just 25 miles south of pleasure point. on december 19th back in 1981, 25-year-old louis bourn was attacked by a great white. experts say the shark was about 21 feet long. before that, there had only been four fatal shark attacks along the pacific coast. none of those victims were surfers. a suspicious suitcase that shut down part of a

neighborhood in san jose turned out to be harmless. it was found near a bench in the plaza of a shopping center on lincoln avenue yesterday afternoon. police evacuated shops and blocked off the street to traffic while the bomb squad took over. they found a typewriter inside that suitcase and determined there was nothing criminal going on. occupiers are vowing to pack an albany city council meeting tomorrow, in the hopes of reclaiming a disputed piece of land. 80 protesters and supporters of the group occupy the farm pulled weeds, and picked crops at the u.c. berkeley owned field known as the guild tract. the school and the city of albany canceled the harvest yesterday when they learned occupiers would be there. >> the presence of those of us, the community that planted the crops is necessary to keep the ending to the crops, because contrary to what the university said, they're not taking care of them. >> there are some people that are using the opportunities, every opportunity they can to make the point that they want to make. >> like the occupiers, albany city leaders and the school want an urban farm on the land,

but the sides disagree on how and who should run it. occupiers will donate the vegetables they picked yesterday to the group food not bombs. the albany city counsel sill examining a proposal for a whole foods store just south of the guild tract area. the store and an assisted living complex would be build on u.c. owned property. tomorrow's council meeting is expected to be fills with residents, so it is being moved to the albany community center, which is on marin avenue, because there is additional space there. right now a sea of pink is making its way from corto maderra to san francisco in the final stretch of the avon walk for breast cancer. the walk span 2 days through two counties and is close to 40 miles long. more than 2200 walkers started their journey yesterday in san francisco and camped out in pink tents overnight in corta madera. the route reverses today taking participants back over the gold gate bridge and into the city. the walkers will begin to

arrive at fort mason around noon and the closing ceremony is scheduled for 3:00. inmates at san quentin state prison who are holding their own walk raised nearly $7000 for the fight against breast cancer. it's the fourth year of the two- day event, which mirrors the avon walk. their goal is to raise $10,000 for the avon program. and one inmate explained, that cancer touch ms. of the men who are participating. >> it's a way for san quentin to let people know that they are doing the rehabilitation. it's all about community, security and everything. and rehabilitation. and they allow us to do that. it brings out the human side of us. that we kind of lost a long time ago. >> and the inmates also made artwork and jewelry, which will be auctioned off to raise money for the women's cancer resource center in oakland. good morning to you. a beautiful start from bay point this morning. mostly clear skies. you have to get inland to areas

like bay point livermore, concord to get the sunshine because we are mostly gray in many areas. partly sunny over parts of the bay near santa rosa and napa into the valley locations. we have fog down into san jose, reporting partly sunny skies at this time. the peninsula as well as the east bay reporting gray skies, even a little drizzle over parts of the coast this morning. the winds are onshore and a little breezy through the delta. the numbers holding steady in the 50s in most cases, 56 in oakland, and low 60s in and around areas by san jose. as you can see -- oh, you can't see all the way out to the screen. i can see into stockton where it's 74 degrees already this morning. but you come our way, and that onshore breeze is already impacting areas like fairfield, where you're a few degrees cooler than yesterday. the forecast for your clouds, we will watch it as it burns away. near the coast, once again for the afternoon. santa cruz, half moon bay, partly cloudy skies, right around pacifica, ocean beach up near point reyes could be

partly to mostly cloudy once again and then it's back into the evening hours, sun setting just after 8:30. your pacific satellite view, the influence of a trough again will be making its way across the pacific northwest over the next 24 hours, that's what is bringing down our temperatures, beefing up the marine layer and bringing the seabreeze back for the afternoon. and again we're already seeing into some areas this morning. in a nutshell, the low clouds and dries they will morning. mostly clear skies with a minor cool down expected for the afternoon and then a mini heat patch is on the way in for mid -- is actually on the way in for the next week. 84 for navarro. 80 expected in san rafael. upper 60s sausalito. partly cloudy alameda at 69 for you in the afternoon. 72 in oakland, 123e6 caster valley, and -- 77 caster valley. low 90s walnut creek into pleasanton. santa clara valley 85 for areas right around santa clara and into san jose. 82 redwood city, 73 san bruno,

66 this afternoon in the city for the jazz festival there. and the extended forecast shows you a little budge in the numbers for tomorrow, and then the bigger climb arrives on tuesday. upper 90s to near the century mark tuesday, wednesday, a slight cool-down beginning on thursday. back to the desk. a memorial service is scheduled this morning for jockey jorge herrera. he was trampled and killed during a race thursday at the alameda county fair. lorraine blanco is live at the fairgrounds, and tells us more about how herrera will be remembered today. lorraine. >> reporter: mike, one of the managers here at the racetrack tells us they expect quite a lot of people here at this private memorial. you can see these flyers posted around the race office, getting people to -- who knew him to join the service today. 33-year-old jorge herrera was killed thursday during the last race. he rode the number 8 gray horse. witnesses say he clipped another horse's heels, fell onto the track and was trampled. loved ones say he died doing what he loved to do.

besides this memorial here at 10:30, the fourth race today will be dedicated to the jockey. that memorial will be a public service where anyone who wants to stop by is invited to attend. that will happen just around 2:45 here at the racetrack. meanwhile, the california horse racing board will conduct a thorough investigation of the fatal accident. reporting live in pleasanton, lorraine blanco. well, it's the first thing congress, how u.s. representative barney frank made history. >> plus some of you could lose internet service tonight. the infection that might be on your computer. >> but first, let's take you outside. there is a look at the richmond center bridge. the c.h. 3á is responding to a michaelist down near the toll -- motorcyclist down near the toll plaza on the westbound side. if you're headed in that direction that's what may be causing it. we'll keep an eye on that for you. it's 9:10. this is mornings on 2.

hey, there's barely a line at space mountain.

you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, yeah, i got that ! she is at the castle. dad ! honey ! but she's on the move. disney mobile magic, on verizon. you wouldn't happen to have an apple ? find characters, access wait times for the park you're in, and enjoy premium features when you download disney mobile magic, powered by verizon. good morning to you. it's a gray start in the city, and crossing that bridge this morning. san francisco checking in right about 53 degrees. an earthquake may have woken some people up in the fort bragg area. the u.s.g.s. reports a magnitude 4.3 earthquake shook the region just after 5 this morning. there are no reports of any damage caused by that quake.

insurgents have killed two dozen people in southern afghanistan. the roadside bombs targeted both civilians and law enforcement. a bomb blew up killing five afghan policemen responding to a gun battle against insurgents at a checkpoint. two nato service members also died in separate attacks. secretary hillary clinton is lining up countries for financial aid to afghanistan. this morning she traveled to tokyo and received a $3 billion pledge. yesterday, clinton went to kabul, afghanistan, to meet with afghan leader hamid karzai. $16 billion have been pledged world wide to help develop the country. >> afghanistan is standing up for itself. of course and we are pledged to continue our support, and to work with you to get more international support. >> nato troops are expected to leave afghanistan in 2014. that's when the afghan government will take over full security responsibilities.

more thunderstorms and rain in the forecast for colorado as people prepare their homes for flash floods and mud slides. heavy rains began falling yesterday and people in larimer county were told they may have to evacuate. this will be the second time they've been told to leave their homes in just a matter of weeks. the first evacuation was, of course for that hyde park fire which burned 87,000 acres. and destroyed 259 homes. >> what can you say? it's mother nature. you either got a fire or you got a flood. you can't control either one. so you have to take it in stride. >> yesterday, portions of several roads had to be closed as mud and debris blocked roads. residents say the fire purposed down all the trees and there's nothing to stop the mud. officials say evacuation centers may be set up if it gets worse. a wildfire in shasta county is fully contained. the dale fire burned more than 1200 achers and damaged five homes. about 100 people were evacuated but they have since been allowed to return home. the cause of that fire is still not known.

jury selection is set to begin tomorrow in a wrongful death lawsuit against convicted killer hanz reiser. reiser was convicted four years ago of murdering his wife nina and burying her body near their home in the oakland hills. the wrongful death lawsuit is on behalf of the couple's two children. attorneys say they filed that suit in the event that reiser has hidden assets. mitt romney is finishing up his vacation and starting a campaign fund-raising tour today. the presumptive republican candidate will be in the hamptons on long island for a $5000 per person lunch. tomorrow romney heads to colorado for a fund-raiser at a home in aspen. he will then visit former vice president dick cheney's house in jackson hole, wyoming on thursday. speaker of the house john boehner returned to his home state to campaign for mitt romney yesterday. he greeted voters at romney's campaign headquarters outside of cleveland and n. the battle ground state of ohio. the latest poll shows president obama has a 9-point lead over

romney in ohio. 47% of those surveyed support obama, 38% support mitt romney. president obama will be focusing on iowa this week. the president will be speaking at a community college in cedar rapids on tuesday morning. the visit will mark his fourth trip to iowa this year. the hawk eye state is an important swing state for the president's reelection effort. it is one of a handful of states expected to determine the outcome of the 2012 presidential election. a new field poll shows what kind of uphill climb senator diane fine stein's opponent faces in the november senate. feinstein leads emkin 51 to 32% in a poll. when it comes to name rec nation, 88% of the people were able to give opinions about feinstein, but only 35% were familiar with emkin, a republican business won from danville. this weekend barney frank married his long time partner, 42-year-old jim reddy.

frank is now the first congressman to be in a same sex marriage. he has been an openly gay congressman since the late 19 80s. former house speaker nancy pelosi was on the guest list. 72-year-old frank is retiring at the end of his current term after 30 years in congress. internet service could go down and out as soon as 9:00 tonight pacific time. the f.b.i. is taking down temporary servers put up more than a year ago to try to stop an online scam. unsuspecting computer users may have clicked on a key and infected their computers. high tech giants goingal and facebook took part in a campaign to alert people about the malware but an estimated 50 to 60,000 people are still vulnerable. at ktvu.com, there is a link to the f.b.i.'s site that can show you if your computer is infected. all you have to do is go to our site and scroll down and look for the web links section on our home page. in a few weeks, archeologists will begin carefully excavating 100 coffins buried on the grounds of valley medical center in san

jose. [ music ] >> the hospital held a memorial service yesterday for the remains at the cemetery, which was recently discovered during a construction project. in all, about 1500 people were buried at that century old graveyard. >> they weren't just you know, john does, and people that -- indigents and so forth. they just came from families. and they had to be buried here because they just didn't have the money. >> valley medical center is removing some of the coffins to expand its facilities. a coroner will try to identify the ramos and then locate -- the remains and then locate surviving family members. if you think you know someone who is buried at that site go to ktvu.com, we have a link to the santa clara valley medical center's cemetery information line. according to the san francisco chronicle, new rolls will make it easier for parents to bring baby strollers onto

buses. strollers won't have to be folded up anymore. parents will be able to use wheelchair lifts to load them. the board of supervisors approved that new policy in april but it's still unclear when it's all going to be put into place. a daring stunt goes wrong in china. an ac bat drops from a tight rope but he survives. what he blamed for his fall. >> and daytime temps will take a slide for your sunday. we'll look at those numbers, in just a bit. ç6b

britain's bradly wiggins has the yellow jersey in the tour de france. another brit, chris frume tackled the high mountains and surprisingly took stage 7 yesterday. today's stage is the shortest stage so far. it will lead to an individual time trial tomorrow before riders get their first day of rest on tuesday. a chinese acrobat survived a terrifying fall from a tight rope. check out this video.

he is walking backwards over a gorge in central china when he slipped and fell. there he goes. he had no safety harness and his eyes were covered, but fortunately that drop was near the end of the rope, so there you see him, walking out of that brush. he was not seriously injured and he blamed that slip-up on the wind. a large number of starving young pelicans pelicans are starting to turn up on bay area beaches. wildlife officials say the pelicans are weak and thin and walking right up to people. they say it's sad to see but probably part of a normal natural die-off or survival of a fitness. you can tell a baby pelican from an adult one by their brown heads. people are asked to stay away from them and keep other animals including dogs away from them as well. forecasters say tropical storm amelia could soon become a hurricane but the storm isn't expected to threaten land. it's about 550 miles south of mexico. meanwhile, hurricane daniel is even further out at sea, more than 1000 miles away from the

southern tip of baja, california. >> never been in a hurricane. have you ever? >> that's probably a good thing. >> probably is, yes. >> rosemary, yourself? >> no. although i'd like to maybe -- i don't know, try it out one of these days. who knows. >> from a weather perspective? >> from a weather perspective, definitely. outside our doors, nothing to complain about. even a little bit of a break from the heat, if it was a little toasty for you yesterday. already beginning to see that cool-down in some areas. areas right around fairfield where that breeze is really blowing about 22 miles per hour, and gust gusting even stronger than that. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. we're seeing the change just in the last hour. santa rosa, you're 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. a low cloud deck as well as fog reported in santa rosa. 56 in oakland, 61 san jose. 58 degrees in areas stepping outside your door right around napa. heading out to jack london for the farmers market out there,

gray skies, cool start, partly cloudy for the afternoon, and mild. county fair, last day of the alameda county fair for today. it will be a warm one once again. by noontime, 82. that's still warm enough by my standards. 92 a bit hot. if you don't like that it hot into the evening hours, a repeat of yesterday as we get into the ink hours, 72 right -- evening hours, 72 right about 8:00. your sunny skies, warm forecast there, 90 degrees concord, 92 livermore. 81 fremont. closer to the coast, 66 san francisco. low 60s at the coast and along the coast, some areas right along pacifica, ocean beach, mostly gray skies. may do the same today. your extended forecast, low 90s will remain in the forecast for monday, and then we see a pretty big warm up tuesday into wednesday. some of the hottest numbers we've seen since mid june. some of us may hit the century mark, cooling down as we hit thursday and into next weekend. today is your last chance this year to catch one of the oldest fairs in the bay area.

it is the final day of the alameda county fair in pleasanton. the first alameda fair began exactly 100 years ago. that fair is known for amusement rides, animal races and all that fair food. the concert featuring one time american idol contestant kelly pickler will close the fair tonight. san francisco bicycle messages may be pedaling their way onto the television screen. >> what is the best thing about being a messager? >> man just the freedom. i guess the most stressful thing that ever happens to me is i have to ride my bike as fast as i possibly can. >> the huff onington post reports a reality t.v. show is in the works. there is talk it may be picked up by the weather channel. it's 9:26. another tribute to former n.f.l. star junior seau. the new community center named in his honor. >> and it's being called a miracle. a baby golden eagle recovering after surviving a wildfire in utah.

welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. overnight news there the peninsula. there was a deadly five-vehicle chain reaction crash on highway 101 in san mateo. it happened just before 1:00 this morning. one person died while another is in the hospital with critical in critical condition. he is in his 20s and believed to be a native of argentina

currently living in palo alto. the southbound lanes of 101 were shut down for three hours. a man reportedly fell out of a raft and drowned in a sonoma county lake yesterday afternoon. he was with a friend on lake benoit west of windsor. they report the man could not swim and panicked. his friend tried to rescue him but he disappeared under water. divers were called in to recover the man's body. powerful waves may have caused a man to drown near mclure's beach in marin county. our camera was there when the searchers pulled the body from the water yesterday. the marin independent journal confirms the victim is a man but we have no other information about his identity. authorities believe he may have been fishing and are looking into a report filed by a woman who says her husband fell into the water yesterday. police say an oakland gun shot victim should recover from his injuries. officers say the shot is what alerted police to the shots fired. the victim went to a nearby

store for help. a witness says the victim was sitting on a couch on the sidewalk talking to other people when he was shot. meanwhile, oakland police investigating three separate homicides we told you about yesterday on mornings on 2. in a five-hour span friday night, they became the city's 57th, 58th, and 59th homicides of the year. one man was found dead in a mobile home while two others were shot and killed. an arrest has been made in one of those shootings. a community gathering in oakland helps support grieving families in the name of oscar grant. the event yesterday focused on mothers whose loved ones were shot and killed by police. the grant family says at least nine people have been killed by northern california law enforcement since a bart police officer shot and kill oscar grant throw and a half years ago. >> in our community when it comes to the murders of our children, and we are here to love them, to love these mothers and support these mothers. >> oscar grant was killed back

on january 1, 2009 by a bart officer. mezerly was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and served 11 months in jail. police say they were forced to shoot and kill a man who had an assault weapon on a south sacramento street. it started when police approached two men in the meadow view area yesterday evening. two officers say they saw an assault weapon sticking out from one of the men's shirts. one officer fought with the armed man over the gun. police say during that struggle the other officer shot and killed the man. they detained the second man, who was not armed. a plane had to be evacuated at oakland international airport because of an angry passenger. check out this video. you can see the man being taken down those stairs yesterday on this cell phone video sent to us by a viewer. the man was apparently upset his flight to vegas was delayed by several hours. according to the airport, the man started arguing with staff and was asked to leave the plane. when he refused, alameda county sheriff's deputies were called in and they removed him. a good samaritan who

witnessed a woman being punched by a driver on a highway made sure that driver paid for his crime. pittsburgh police the good samaritan followed a car on highway 4 after seeing that man punch a woman who was riding in his passenger seat. the car ended up at the north concord bart station and police arrested the driver. the next few weeks could be noisy for people living near the oakland airport. the airport is continuing work on its $200 million terminal 1 renovation project. in the next weeks crews will be driving concrete piles into the ground. the daytime work will be done from 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. monday through friday. it will begin tomorrow morning and is expected to last until july 20th. san francisco international will break ground on a new air traffic control tower tomorrow. officials say the $221 foot tall tower and base building will create local jobs, and keep air travelers safe. transportation secretary ray lahood and the head of the f.a.a. will join san francisco's mayor and airport director for tomorrow's event

at 11 a.m. antioc is getting ready to sell more than 200 acres of land for conservation. the contra costa time reports the antioc school district wants to sell 206 acres of land northwest of the black diamond mines. the district is making a deal to have east bay regional parks buy that land within the next few years. two months after the death of former n.f.l. star junior seau, tributes continue to pour in. his family and fans have named an ampitheater and community center after him. he died back on may 2 from a self-inflicted gun shot wound but his sister is choosing to remember how he lived his life, rather than how he ended it. >> he grew up in ocean side. he played in oceanside, and oceanside was his heart. and nothing could replace that. >> the dedication was held at the beach in oceanside because say you's family goes there all the time and the beach was one

of seau's favorite place to visit. a plan to build a suicide barrier on the gold gate bridge qualifies for federal funding. president obama signed a transportation bill including federal funds for suicide prevention. it costs $250 million and supporters have struggled to find funding. contribution of the barrier say it would mar the beauty of the bridge. the u.s.s. iowa is open as a floating museum and memorial in southern california. it had been part of the moth ball fleet until last month when it was towed to the port of los angeles. the iowa served in the pacific fleet during world war ii, and some veterans were among those who came to the opening of the museum yesterday in san pedro. >> people are flocking down here to look at her, tour her, and everybody has the iowa fever. >> the u.s.s. iowa will be open daily, except on thanksgiving and christmas. the national park service says it won't decide on dog

leash rules for another two years. the gold gate national recreation area wants more time to go over its options. one plan reduces off-leash areas and bans off-leash dogs on federally managed beaches and trails in marin, san francisco, and san mateo counties. the marin independent journal reports the park service has gotten thousands of comments from marin dog lovers who don't like the plan. the heat wave on the east coast could start to cool down a bit today. temperatures expected to fall into the 80s and 90s after days of triple digit heat. the extreme temperatures have been linked to at least 30 deaths. meanwhile, thousands of people in the mid atlantic region are still without power one week after severe storms move through that area. a four month old has died, and a 16 month old is in critical condition, after they were left inside hot cars in two separate incidents. both incidents, though, happened in indianapolis, where temperatures broke records. police say the temperature inside one of those vehicles was 124 degrees.

>> people have got to use common sense, and know that you cannot have a child inside a locked car with the temperature being 100 plus degrees outside. >> the father of the four month old is facing child neglect charges in connection with his daughter's death. police say the mother of the 16 month old was also arrested. a baby golden eagle is now recovering after surviving a utah wildfire. the fire burned thousands of achers and destroyed the nesting site of a breeding pair of golden eagles. a wildfire expert returned to the nest after the fire was contained and was surprised to find a survivor. the baby 'g whole was too young to fly was found severely burned but alive on the fourth of july. >> the flames had to engulf his body. on the top of his head, his backs under his wings. >> you see the shafts, they're still growing. but they're pretty much done

for. >> the people who rescued that bird have named him phoenix. and they do hope to release him back into the wild when he is fully recovered. breaking news coming into the ktvu newsroom right now. firefighters in oakland are working a two-alarm fire near 15th and webster street. the fire department tells us the fire is in a three-story building. they say no one is inside. we have a crew headed to the scene, and we will bring you more information as it comes into our newsroom. we'll also have more on ktvu channel 2 news at 5 and of course, on ktvu.com. good morning to you. a live look from san rafael, you can see the marine layer in the back drop. partly cloudy, mostly clear skies over parts of the north bay. partly sunny still in areas right around santa rosa and napa. a cooler start to the morning, and we will see that as we continue into the afternoon. we have a little change taking place and already feeling it at this hour. a little bit of dense fog

reported this morning along the coast. santa rosa reporting visibility pretty poor, down to a half mile, three-quarters mile at times. slightly cooler in most areas, especially for the inland spots. another nice day in store and if it's been a little bit hot, temperatures will roll back just a bit. for today, some warmer spots into the upper 80s, approaching 90 degrees or so. the low 90s by monday, and then tuesday, a notable warm-up in store as we get into tuesday, wednesday, and holding on into thursday. this morning, the clouds will be burning back to near the coast, hugging the coast for most of the day, perhaps even all day long over parts of ocean beach down to pacifica. partly cloudy skies over half moon bay. mostly clear over santa cruz. this morning numbers are down, 8 to 10 degrees in fairfield, the on shower shore breeze really blowing at times. clouds overhead, santa rosa, 52 degrees. the rest of us, a few degrees

cooler. 57 hayward, 55 in oakland with the southwesterly wind to 10 miles per hour. headed up to the see the a's play today. 66 at game time at 1:05. the westerly breeze will pick up in the afternoon anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. and continuing into the early evening hours. for your afternoon highs today, 83 for petaluma, 84 navarro, 80 degrees san rafael. 68 expected in the afternoon for sausalito. low 70s, berkeley, oakland into san leandro. walnut creek, pleasanton at 91 today for areas around pitsburg. saratoga, 70 degrees. at the board walk in santa cruz, 73 san bruno, san mateo 66, the extended forecast there shows you the slight warm-up tomorrow. the bigger warm-upcoming tuesday into wednesday. and then we will begin to watch our numbers trail off and fall back into thursday.

with the bigger cool-down expected next weekend. back to you. well, d.e.a. agents say they dismantled a mexican drug trafficking cell and they did it with one bust. what they found, plus the connection to our state. >> a memorial today in pleasanton at the alameda county fair grounds to remember a jockey killed in a race last week. we'll have details about a public tribute and a private memorial for jorge herrera. >> but first here is a live look outside for you. that is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic picking up a little bit compared to about an hour ago. still fairly light for this sunday morning. it's 9:41. this is mornings on 2. q

good morning to you. a live look there, downtown

oakland, mostly cloudy skies, sitting at 55 degrees. time now 9:43. and let's recap some of the top stories this morning. one person died, another is in critical condition after a five- vehicle crash on highway 101 in san mateo. the man is in intensive care. he is in his 20s and believed to have come from argentina. a pile-up shut down the southbound lanes near poplar avenue for three hours. a great white shark attacked a man in his kayak at pleasure point. it happened yesterday afternoon jut beyond a kelp bed. the man is a 52-year-old from fremont. he was fishing at the time. his kayak was damaged but he was not hurt. and there is a memorial service this morning nor jorge herrera, the jockey who died at the alameda county fair on thursday. lorraine blanco is live in pleasanton to tell us how jorge herrera's colleagues and frequents in the horse racing community are remembering him today. lorraine. >> reporter: well, mike, there is a public tribute and a

private memorial today here at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. you can see right now the flag is at half staff here this morning to remember jorge herrera, the 33-year-old jockey was killed in the final race on thursday. he rode the gray number 8 horse. witnesses say he clipped another horse's heels, fell onto the track over his horse's head and was trampled. friends say he dyed tragically doing what he loved to do. right now we're joined live by chaplain chris who will be presiding over the services. chaplain, good morning. >> good morning. >> tell me what will happen today for this private memorial? >> today there will be a service for the horse racing community, a brief service, about a half hour or so, to remember jorge herrera, a great jockey, a good friend to many of us here, but more than that, a great person. people have only spoken well of george. >> and what's going to go on? there will be prayers, and there will be some remembrances, right? >> yes. we're going to have some scripture reading, a time of

prayer, a time of open sharing for those who knew jorge best, and just -- just really a time for people to bring some closure to this. and we have some counseling and prayer available afterwards, as well. and i also understand that the alameda county fairgrounds is providing grief counseling, also. >> i was going to talk a little bit about that. obviously this is a tragic accident. a lot of jockeys will have to go back to work feeling as they do, which is probably sad and maybe a little bit nervous. what kind of services can you provide counseling wise? >> yeah. well again, i am part of an organization called racetrack chaplaincy of america. we have chaplains here in the united states as well as all over the world. what we provide are social services, any needs that families might have. we conduct memorial services, educational opportunities. and so, i will make myself available, as well as my assistant, to the jockeys. we regularly meet with the jockeys and share prayers with them. they have my number and contact.

so, we will be following up with the -- with the fairs that are coming. we have several more fairs. this is the first fair of the summer. we will be present at all the fairs >> chaplain chris, thank you very much. >> reporter: and that private memorial service will be held right here in front of the racing office at 10:30. that is a private service but this afternoon the fourth race will be dedicated to jorge herrera at 2:45. all the public is invited to attend. lorraine blanco. ktvu. new this morning, egypt's president has ordered the country's islamist dominated parliament to meet again. the order from mohammed morsi is against the military's desire which broke up the legislature last month. the military did so after a court ruled a third of the legislature's members were elected illegally. this new move by the new president will likely cause some friction between morsi and the generals who handed him power on june 30th. right now thousands of

people are heading towards the pakistan capitol to protest the reopening of the nato supply line. this is video from friday as people began heading towards islamabad. the supply route was closed in november in retaliation for american air strikes that killed 24 pakistan troops. it was reopened last week after secretary of state hillary clinton apologized for the deaths. the islamist protestors say by taking to the street they are showing their quote hatred for america. secretary of state hillary clinton is warning the world that syria could collapse. speaking in japan, clinton says time is running out on hope for peace in that country. she says last month was the deadliest for the syrian people in this 16-month revolt against president bashar assad. recently kofi anan said his peace plan for the country is failing. clinton said that acknowledgment should be a wake- up call for everyone. the first results of libya's parliamentary election are expected to come out tomorrow. exit polls suggest the liberal

alliance faring better than islamist parties. and president obama calls the election another milestone in libya's political transformation. 200 candidates will win seats to that assembly. then they'll shoos a government and lead -- choose a government and leader to replace the gadhafi regime. vladimir putin is demanding answers after a flood killed at least 150 people. putin flew over the area by helicopter yesterday to view the damage caused by the floods. he has now ordered an investigation to find out if people were given enough warning to get to safety. the floods damaged thousands of homes and blocked railways as well as roadways. dozens of people are still missing. tomorrow has been declare addai of mourning. in mexico, people are taking to the streets to protest the results of that country's presidential election. [ chanting ] >> 50,000 people people marched through mexico city accusing the president elect of voter

fraud. they shotted slogans criticizing his party. an election try bruin until will certify the election in november. drug enforcement agents say they've busted a major drug trafficking operation that stretched across the mexican border. authorities say they arrested 20 people in arizona with ties to one of mexico's most powerful drug trafficking groups. police seized 3 tons of marijuana, 30 pounds of methamphetamine and 2.4 million dollars. they mrs. confiscated a plain -- they also confiscated a plane and 14 weapons. police say the drugs were delivered to several states, including california. two construction workers have been killed in a crane collapse on a college campus in texas. it happened yesterday afternoon in richardson, texas at the university of texas at dallas, as strong winds more than 40 miles an hour were passing through. students heard a loud crash. some of them even said it sounded like thunder. >> we heard a loud, just metal just hitting the ground, falling from the ground. i can't really explain the

sound, but you know, a very loud sound. >> and he said right after that, that he heard the workers screaming. no university students or faculty were injured. the crane was being used to build a large building set for classrooms. some historic bridges may be taken out of the yosemite valley. they include some of the most photographed and beloved bridges in yosemite. the bridges may be removed under a proposal to restore the natural flow of the merced river. some say only nature should affect where the river runs through the valley and the bases of many bridges redirect that water. baseball's first half of the season ends today. the giants send tim lincecum to the mound in pittsburgh this northern try to finish it with the win. it was ryan vogelsong on the hill yesterday. going into the game he was leading the league in e.r.a. but gave up three runs to the pirates including this solo shot to left in the fourth. the pirates went on to win 3-1. the oakland a's look to get back to 500 this afternoon after losing to the mariners yesterday.

bases loaded for kyle seeinger and that, folks is a bases clearing double off the wall. that gives the mariners the 7-1 lead and that was the final score. an unusual contest in finland. this one a lot of fun, as husbands race to the finish line carrying their wives. we'll tell you about the prize they are competing for. >> a minor cool-down is under way for your sunday. a look at your numbers coming up.

the u.s. olympic basketball team is set and ready to defend its gold medal in london. the americans rounded out their roster, adding blake griffin, andre iguodala and james harden. coaches say this year's team could be even stronger than the four year ago. it's got six forwards, five guards and one center. left off of this team is this year's number one draft pick anthony davis of new orleans. artists continue a two-day celebration of the dalai lama's

77th birthday. in india, monks, nuns and followers of the spiritual leader watches artists perform a traditional dance and celebration. a ceremony was held where the dalai lama spec about his goal to promote religious harmony. his actually birthday was on friday every good husband knows they better support their wife. and in that spirit, the annual wife carrying world championship was held yesterday. this was all in finland, 38 couples participated in the finals, and last year's champions won again. and they can drink to their victory as the top prize is the women's weight in beer. and i would err on the lighter side. despite the fires and mudslides, colorado had a little fun this weekend. thousands of people getting together to throw tomatoes at each other. this all happened yesterday and that was what you're looking at, 80,000 pounds of tomatoes used for that food fight which did last about an hour. many of those tomatoes came from farmers in arizona and

california who had a surplus of unsellable goods. a festival dedicated to being healthy is being held today in livermore. it runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at maryland avenue elementary school. the festival will feature nutritional classes, free healthy food and live music. it's part of an effort to battle obesity in alameda county. officials are hoping it will help people adopt a health y lifestyle. stand francisco's stern grow festival continues today with a rare appearance by the san francisco simple knee. thousand -- symphony. thousands of fans will get to see the symphony perform with conductor michael tillson thomas. that begins at 2:00 this afternoon, at two p.m. in stern grove which is at 19th avenue and slope boulevard. >> if you are looking for some jazz, the filmore jazz festival also continues today in san francisco starting in just about four minutes. 10:00 this morning and ends at 6 tonight. filmore between jackson and eddie are shut down so you can

enjoy that food and of course that music oakland's neighborhood will be filled with food and art. the ninthant temiscow street fair. that festival also starts at 10 this morning, and will go until 6, and good weather to get out and enjoy a little bit of -- >> so much going on. >> music, food. >> when we started mornings on 2 the marine layer was pretty far in land. how are we looking? it's slowly purposing off. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and another nice day. we will be slightly cooler. tin land areas filling that onshore breeze through the delta, really gusting at times, fairfield reporting gusts of 30. along the coastline if you're headed that way bring along your sweatshirt. it will be cool. 60s, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies at the coast. 70s around the bay and then looking at 80s inland. even a little mist and drizzle at the coast this morning. 80s around areas santa rosa, napa. low 70s for the east bay and then you go inland and it warms into the low 90s.

mid 80s, san jose, a few degrees cooler than yesterday. mostly sunny for the afternoon, 70 in santa cruz and the extended forecast shows you it's really going to warm up by tuesday into wednesday. we are looking at upper 90s, perhaps 100 degrees or so for some hot spots. >> there we go. all right. thank you. >> all right. that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news be >> and join us for our next newscast at 5:00. you can always connect with us on facebook and twitter. we'll leave you with this wicket of the gold gate bridge this morning. hard to see but there's walkers on the other side, the avon walkers are moving back into the city. have a great sunday.