well, developing news this morning, berkeley's attempt to ban city work on sidewalk. they protested singing and they were shouting at each other and christian has more on what all of this means good morning christian. you can see berkeley city hall, a sharp contrast to a city hall meeting and it is still unclear when or if voters will have their say and it ended amidst singing and confusion at about midnight. >> your motion is out-of-order. sit the hell down! >> reporter: after a lengthy debate they voted to put a sit lay on the debate and they are littered on the streets of berkeley and it is a necessary

step to encourage growth but the overwhelming amount of people who attended say it imposes on their rights when they have no place to go. >> it doesn't stop them from being homeless or being on the streets. >> reporter: they briefly left the chambers because of a steady disruption and they voted to put the measure on the ballot and they sang out the ballot, we shall not be moved and the word is invalid because they did not have time to properly discuss the issue. he is taking legal action so the citizens of berkeley will not have a chance to talk about it and we will monitor this situation and put a call into

berkeley council members and for now, christian captain ktvu channel 2 morning news. it all began in kelly creek. the fire captain says in total 20 acres have burned. two fires converged into one larger one. 40 fires managed to get this fire under control last night but the nature of how they started is what makes it so suspicious. >> you get a fire at the exact same time at night it makes you wonder what happened. >> this is a homeless encampment in the area and the people could still be celebrating the 4th could take

july workers to respond because of the new cap on emergency assistance. part of the country was shut down because of budget caps. they are shut down on its own territory and the county said it could lead to a greater loss of property and life. this morning they are looking for the killer of a 15- year-old boy. they tell us at ktvu channel 2 morning news the 15-year-old was shot outside a housing complex. the boy died a short time later and at this point tis do not have any information on last night's killing. the chief was discussing

the growing crime problem before the city council. there had been an oakland police you no now turning to the feds. >> they are not removing guns off the streets of oakland. , he will meet on friday to get more news on the streets. they are putting an end to the controversial program before it even starts. they are urging mayor ed lee about the stop and frisk program which allows people to stop and search.

mayor ed lee says itup fairly half gets african-americans. and joe paterno's family is not waiting for the results, coming be -- coming up we will have more on the late football coach. and this will be the 31st time republicans have tried to repeal what they call obama care but even if the house but is surrender successful, president barack obama could veto it. political analysts say am are ramp has a tough task and the majority is coming close to reelecting president barack

obama. congressional leaders will meet to discuss their agenda oh the coming months and they will discuss job tips. they will not be able to talk about their service today. 26 channel include nickelodeonian, comedy central and via television land. they were unable to reach an a dream before expired. chant they -- they can watch right now. >> pardon me, pam. i just realized i don't talk to anybody before i get on the air. there is your first clearing of your throat. of course it is early is you

are heading east on the east shore free -- west on the east shore freeway and just passed gill man on the right-hand side, give yourself time as you make it through there. and there are no problems getting into and francis. that traffic report you are is looking pretty good >> i talk to myself on the way in, sal. the. >> the and i think the lighthouse was about 50 yet you get inland areas and around livermore it is 104. if you want hot temperatures go east and if you want cool

temperatures go to the coast. it will be the hottest day and we set a big cooling trend, now santa rosa started the morning at 46 and went to 93 downtown was 88 so that is a 45-degree spread or 46 degrees spread for most locations. it is stronger at fso, high high pressure will tip to give it to us this inland. and the next day will be inland. $90 to is 100 dreads over by -- 100s over by the coast. 102 in antioch, 100 livermore, it was kind of a broad brush,

104 it will be about same today. 90l1sl0 along with more gap hill. 62 passing i have can. and we will have that fog returning and cooling by the end of the week. >> they are prompting another spare the air day and air quality officials are urging people to cut back on activities that can cause more pollution such as driving. now people who are unsensitive are adviced to limit time outdoors. 4:39, charged with a crime. a san jose principal in trouble for what she apparently did not do. and hidden dangers, what you need to keep in mind if you are a fan of the outdoors. good morning, westbound 24, it is pretty good getting up to walnut creek and oakland. we will tell you more about the

morning commute and the bay area weather. púwnw

. good morning, it is going to be hot, this will be the hottest day, temperatures will be in the 90s yet 60 closer to the beaches. a high school principal is going to be charged for not reporting a teacher may have molested a student. prosecutors say she did not tell about a parents' complaint that a teacher may have abused a a 2nd grade girl. >> unfortunately the results were tragic. another child was molested after the teacher made the initial report. >> she is charged with this, they expect her to be cleared she faces up to six months in jail if convicted.

joe paterno's jail, they issued a statement before tomorrow's release into the sex abuse case. they call jerry sandusky a master disreceiver and joe paterno did not cover up investigations and he never had a chance to present his case before dying of lung cancer. and convicted murderer, hans riser, he is serving 15 years to life for killing his wife nina. the children are seeking $15 million and riser will be defending himself in the case. filing for bankruptcy. the city which is east of the los angeles has a budget shortfall of $45 million.

city leaders warn they may not be able to pay workers. the future home of the oakland a's will not be resolved any time soon. they formed a committee to analyze the laid number issue. he is concerned about lawsuits no matter if they move from the out bay -- south bay. pablo sandoval smacked a bases loaded triple and milky cabrera had a two run home run most valuable player and in the american league, it is 8-0. 4:45 is the time. hopefully the giants get to the world series and they have home field advantage. >> i don't think i have ever seen the giants dominate. i have been watching baseball for a long time.

i remember it was the other way when the giants 0 got in there and didn't do well. good morning he have one, traffic is moving a long well. you can see some flashing lights, it is not causing a big traffic jam but it is there. also we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and that traffic continues to look nice with no major problems and 4:46 we are off to a department start. we have very big differences in our temperatures and if you are over by the toast, point rays lighthouse will be almost 45 to 50-degree locations and it is very warm

air a lost -- olost. it is -- aloft, it is going to get a good list starting tomorrow. fairfield 60, 53 santa rosa, they started yesterday at 46 and south west 10 at travis. it is a little puff of a breeze but it is not going to do anything, avenue by the coast, we slid back a little bit yesterday and will tip to do so today and today will top odd but . low-lying that will take us away from the coast.

and temperatures pam, are hot, i am telling you hot. 77 oakland, and 07 in the city and -- 07 in the city and redwood city 80 degrees. and still hot inland and the sea breeze kicks in for your week ken pamela. a fire is still burning in columbus ohio where a train derailed. we want to -- derailed. we want to take you there and they want to contain the fire and determine exactly what happened and what is burning. these are the flames from earlier in the evening and the train may have been carrying chemicals. their injuries are still unknown and again this is in columbus ohio and the train derailed and we are keeping an

eye on that situation right there. here is something to be aware of, another warning between rattle snakes. it was up 40% from the same time last year. lindsay from the wildlife museum said this winter means more prey for the snakes. >> there is a better opportunity for more road dens and more rodents and more road dan -- rodent babies. santa clara will allow more cabs in the city and that will allow them to protest.

last night city council voted to let more in. the mayor says regulation is not the answer. >> we don't limit the number of tree trimmers or custodial services that people have the choice of in santa clara. the they will need more money once the new hotels are built and the new law does into effect in 30 days. what a man is accused of doing to his son when he went drinking in a bar. and pulling the plug, the reason the bay area city is no longer using apple.

. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, a san diego father left his son in the car when he went drinking. he left his son around midnight and he told police he had been waiting for his father for about two hours. a camera crew was there, police say he was drunk and had drugs in his pocket. officers were unable to reach the boy's family so they had to take him into protective custody. in arlington boulevard and brewster drive has long been an

area of concern. people who live nearby say too many cars make it dangerous for pedestrians. just last night, a woman was hit and killed by a bicyclist at that intersection. they want to put up additional signs and move the crosswalk into a better location. they will give thousands of people. they are already recommended approving money for a pilot program. it will allow passes for 40,000 young people and however, some are concerned about the cost of the program. they are being blamed for a power outage for the commute. 7,000 customers lost power including in the downtown bart

station. trains were running but were not stopping at that station. it also led to delays on the richmond and fremont station and right now it is coming up on 5:00 so we want to check in on sal for traffic. once again, we are doing well so far and if you are driving in the bay area, or on 880 or 680 it all looks good so far heading south. this is the sunole grade heading south with no under expected delays. westbound san mateo that bridge looks nice as you drive across to the high-rise and 580 to caster valley is off to a nice start. some of the inland areas are as much as 40 to 50 degrees

difference but those have not recovered and some locations are, 57 and 53 santa rosa, 46 to 93 and how do you dress for that. more chilling and calm conditions for many. just a little puff for the delta breeze and it is large and in charge and the big thing is we are not getting a northeast wind. so the coast does not warm up that much. even santa cruz and some locations are in the 50s and 60s and 90s to 100s cooler over pie the coast. sonoma 93 and santa rosa i am

splitting the difference, other locations are in the 70s concord 104, 99 danville, 101 livermore. 75 beautiful degrees in berkeley. san jose 91, 89 flee month, 87 free -- 89 fremont. fog will be on the increase for everybody across the board, pam? well those in charge of city college in sap fran are vowing to keep it from closing. they vowed to go over a report criticizing the school. >> they say city college is poorly managed and they have 100 days to show they are improving. and tuition hikes sales in november, the cost of attending

school could go up as much as 20% starting in january and that translate to $2,500 to every student bringing tuition close to $16,000. san francisco said they will know longer buy apple products. they removed themselves from making environmentally friendly products. they have agreed to buy only products made from e.pete. >> well it doesn't keep me from buying it obviously. >> once you are in, it is hard to get out of. apple is kind of like a drug. >> apple, not commenting but there are batteries that are glued in and can not be removed which means it cannot be

recycled. searching for people on bikes, how richmond police say they are connected to a shooting. and there were three specific fires in a san jose park, what officials say the reason is to blame, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic.