this is ktvu, "mornings on 2". well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, july 112th. we're following developing news out of san jose. we first told you about it at 6:00 a.m. four people had to be evacuated from a two-story house fire on andrea drive. alex savidge was the first on the scene and has more about what may have started the fire. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you, tori. a short time ago, i talked to one of the men who lives in this complex. he explained he was in his

second floor home and opened the door and was greeted with a wall of smoke. you can imagine, it was a terrifying situation for him. a tote tal of four people home at the -- total of four people home at the time. the fire broke out at 5:00 a.m. at this home on andrea drive. firefighters believe the fire began in the kitchen area. possibly from some food left on the stove. the flames quickly spread through the entire house. the young man who lives here said his dad was out of town. he and his brother and a couple of friends were home this morning, all of them sleeping, and all of them grateful they got out alive. >> that's pretty much the big thing that everyone got out. all of the great firefighters helped us out. >> reporter: so firefighters tell me no serious injuries to support this morning.

although one person who lives here was checked out for possible smoke inhalation. again, they believe the fire started in the kitchen. they will do a further investigation. you can see the sign out front. the house is on the market. the dad being the homeowner, is out of the country right now. the boy says he's still trying to reach his father. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. and firefighters were still on the scene of three suspicious fires at san jose park. they started just before 9:00 last night at kelley park. the firefighters said about a dozen acres burned. they say the fact that it started at the same spot makes it suspicious. the cause of investigation is expected to take a few days.

richmond police are out there searching for two men blamed for an overnight shooting on garvin street. investigators say the two men on the bikes fired about 20 shots at the man walking down the street. now, an emergency helicopter rushed that man to the hospital. he's in serious but stable condition. it's still not clear what led up to the shooting. there's new developments after a very noisy meeting. the city of berkeley decided to put the sitting ban on the ballot. however, christien kafton, who is in berkeley right now, says there's still some doubt as to whether this will go to a public vote. what's going ton, christian? >> reporter: just about four minutes ago, i got off the phone with one of the members. you can see a person sitting on the sidewalk here in berkeley.

the proposed ballot measure would outlaw sitting and lying in the city of berkeley on the sidewalks here. even though the council did vote last night on the issue and did vote to put the issue on the november ballot, it's still unclear when and if voters will have their say on the vote on the issue. we shot this video this morning. this is what sit-lie is aimed to do, reduce the number of homeless. last night, the council meeting ended with chaos when those opposed to the mayor drowned out tom bates. [clapping] >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of people attending the meeting opposed the measure saying it would violents rights, the people who have nowhere to go. but business leaders say it's a necessary step for growth.

>> yes, there are other orie nances is in the -- ordinances in the city about the behavior. but this is the final piece of the puzzle. >> this issue comes down to a very simple question -- are we willing to hurt people over sitting in the street? >> reporter: councilmembers briefly left the chambers because of a steady stream of disruptions. the council finally voted to put the measure on the ballot at about midnight last night, all the while protesters drowning them out saying "we shall not be moved." i did speak with one councilmember about five minutes ago and he said this morning that he and other members opposed to this ordinance will be working to prevent it from being on the ballot. so it's still up in the air. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. last night the board of supervisors gave the okay to

replace grass soccer fields with artificial turf. the board voted to support the environmental impact review for the beach chalet soccer fields. they say this will triple the amount of playing time. but critics say it will hurt the aesthetics and natural resources. the episcopal church has become the largest denomination in the united states to officially sanction same-sex relationship. the groundbreaking decision came during the national convention in indianapolis this week. the new policy means priests will be able to conduct religious services officially blessing gay relationships. the episcopal service first allowed this seven years ago. a man who thought it would be a fun thing to ride on the

back of a fire engine was arrested in santa rosa. the 19-year-old hopped on it in the parking lot just before it was called on the emergency. a driver signaled them to pull over. police arrested the stowaway and riding on the outside of the vehicle. >> can you imagine seeing that, tori? >> quite a sight. :07 -- 7:07. hey, sal, what are you seeing? >> it used to be firefighters rode on the back. >> yes. >> they don't do that anymore because it's not safe. good morning, everyone. it's a federal thing. let's go to the traffic. right now we're looking at slow traffic on 80. i'm happy to say this crash was reported as an injury crash. the injuries were not that severe, however, the traffic is not doing welcoming in from pinole to richmond because the

lanes are blocked. there was a fire truck there. they moved the car out of the way. watch for some slow traffic in this area. let's go to the toll plaza of the bay bridge. that's not bad. remember, yesterday, we had the terrible day there were a couple of incidents on the bridge. right now, it's just pod moderate backed up to the middle of the parking lot. the morning drive in the san jose area looks good. there's some here, northbound 280 moves well. if you are driving to the peninsula, parts of it will be foggy, but other parts of the bay will be sunny and to explain all of that, hello, steve. >> have you been listening to the weatherman, sal? >> every day. >> yes. >> you were spot on by the coast. >> some of that already burning off. there is a lot on the coast. 50s, 60s. inland it will be hazy and hot. some of that fire is from the colusa county area and you are -- and you are getting the inversion. very warm temperatures trapping

some fog that burns off an give us that haze. santa cruz would be one of the warmest locations. 90 to 104 inland. but that fog right down on the deck. it's right there, it will get a little lift. maybe some, more on friday. we'll start a really big cooling trend but already now, some 60s. fairfield, 62. livermore, 63. upper 50s for some, but low 50s for others. west-southwest, there is a sea breeze trying to work its way in. it's less than 10. that tells me -- tells me it will be warm. temperatures will rebound fast. by the coast, it will struggle. there's 245 system coming in tomorrow, that means that fog -- there's that system coming in tomorrow, that means the fog will lift. hot inland, 90s to 100. we had as much as 40, 45 between some of the highs. thick fog on the coast. what's on the bay will move off

and burn off pretty fast. 60s, 70s. 90s to 100s inland. you don't have to go far to find big differences in the temperatures. 75 berkeley. 104, 103. livermore. 101, 103 in livermore. morgan hill, 97. cupertino, 91. now, 50s, 60s on the san mateo coast, much of the coast. point reyes lighthouse had a high temperature of 49. 49. san mateo, 85. woodside, 87. menlo park at 86. cooler weather is on the way. the low drops in on friday and that will pick up the fog and send it well inland for a big cooldown for the weekend. tori and dave? all right. thank you, steve. in new video this morning, this is a 7.5 -- this is a $7.5 million calabasas library. the library has several shades

of yellow and some people don't like it. they are complaining. >> i think it's hiddious -- hideous -- hideous. yes. >> okay. there is a poll you can take. so far, the majority want to get rid of the yellow and replace it with the gray. that will cost around $15,000 to completely repaint the building. >> it reminds me of a lego piece. >> actually, it does. >> yeah. 7:12. so exactly what caused the cost toe concord -- costco concord yoto sink -- concord yoto sink

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for some, it will be hazy and hot. 90s, 100s. but there is a lot of fog out there by sutro kind of snaking its way around. 50s and 60s by the coast. 70s around the bay. 7:14. a florida teenager is talking about the alligator attack that cost him his arm. he was playing with friends in a river when he saw an alligator swimming straight for him. he says the alligator grabbed him and began diving under water. when thal gator -- when the alligator chomped down on the arm, he knew he had a choice to make. >> i'm gonna lose my arm or to something. i tried to jerk my arm off trying to break it free. >> he was able to free himself but lost his right arm below the elbow.

against all odds, wildlife officials were able to kill it and retrieve the arm but they were not able to reattach it, unfortunately. the department of fish and game says tracking docks have not picked up a lion's scent that attacked a 63-year-old man in his sleeping bag near nevada city on july 1st who was treated for severe cut and bite wounds. well, in washington, will the 31st time be the charm? alison burns reports, the house of representatives votes again today on whether to repeal president obama 'healthcare reform law? alison? >> reporter: dave, the house came into session just about 15 minutes ago and the repeal bill is expected to easily pass later today. still, it has no chance of getting through the senate. >> we are resolved to have this

law go away and we're gonna do everything we can to stop it. >> reporter: barbara lee pointed out it's the 31st time the republican majority has tried to repeal all or part of the law. >> this, a tea party majority is connected from reality, that this house takes vote after vote on bills that have no chance of becoming laws. >> reporter: democrats also point out today that if republicans are able to take control of the senate this fall, the healthcare hall could be doom -- the healthcare law could be doomed. back to you. for the third time in two weeks, a california city has been approved for bankruptcy. this time, it's san bernardino. the city may not be able to pay its workers next month. the acting city manager says san bernardino faces a $45 million budget gap because of

declining tax revenues and increasing employee costs. mammoth lakes and stockton also filed for bankruptcy recently. 7:17. new details about that deadly cruise ship disaster in january off the coast of italy. the captain of the costa concordia said he was distracted by the phone call that caused him to crash into a reef. 32 people died. although he blames himself for being distracted, he calls it an accident where destiny played a role. a judge lifted his house arrest last week but he still faces a criminal investigation. secretary of state hillary clinton, making an historic visit to laos today. she's the first american secretary of state to visit laos. she's meeting with laos communist leaders. one topic on the menu, cleaning up the tens of millions of

unexploded bombs that the american military dropped on laos during the vietnam war. secretary clinton also visited this center which helps those who were hurt. she left with this man right there. he lost his eyesight and boat of his hands when he pick -- both of his hands when he picked up a bomb when he dropped it. withdrawalling from afghanistan can be -- could be far more expensive this time lan the -- than the last time. it requires equipment to be moved through long and dangerous roads in pakistan. in iraq, the equipment was only moved a short ways. a driver is in critical condition following an accident in the oakland hills. it happened at 6:00 last night off skyline boulevard. witnesses say a woman plunged 100 yards down an embankment

after losing control of her van. firefighters were able to get her out and pull her off the cliff. one man rushed to help before the rescue team arrived. he says a tree smashed into the van barely missing the driver. >> i seen she was on the back seat of the car. missed her about a foot. if i would have hit her, i would have killed her. >> there's still no word how the woman lost control of her van. all right. if you live or work inland, brace yourself for hot weather. we're looking out the weather. that's how it looks right now. several areas will hit the 100- degree mark. steve has your forecast -- next. and it's where a 92-year- old woman was hit and killed. the changes now coming to a dangerous road in contra costa county. and we have a look at the san mateo bridge. big trouble for the bay bridge. we'll tell you what happened that will tell you that your

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welcome back. 7:22. changes are coming to an intersection in el cerrito. that's where a 92-year-old woman was killed. we're talking about arlington boulevard and bruce -- brewster drive. many people speed down that area and it's dangerous for passengers. a woman last month was hit and killed at that intersection by a bicyclist. the city is planning to clear away vegetation and want to put up extra signs out there and also move the crosswalk into a safer location. all right. 7:23. we want to check in with sal. apparently there's a problem on the bay bridge on the lower part of the bridge. >> on the east -- treasure island. okay. there is a ship -- actually, the ship is blocking the sun.

soap you can see how slow the lower deck of the bay bridge traffic is. this is because of a sand and gravel spill that came from a truck driving. they have three lanes blocked and jj, who operates the camera, i think he's probably laughing back there, there is a big ship coming through trying to make it hard to see. but we're on it. we have slow traffic leaving san francisco from -- san francisco to oakland because of this gravel spill. the upper deck is not affected. let's go to the toll plaza, westbound. that's backed up for normal delay. this is not affecting your drive. you can see slow traffic in richmond. want to move the maps down to fremont an earlier crash down there has slowed traffic. the slowest traffic is 101 and

880 in sunnyvale. let's if to -- let's go to steve. thank you, sal. there's gonna be a 40, 45- degree spread between some of the temperatures on the coast and inland. yesterday, fort funkston was cool yesterday. 50s and 60s already. low 50s, san francisco is 52. livermore is 63 and fairfield's already 62. it's west-southwest, it being the wind at fair field. that's nothing. anything less than 15 says they will warm up fast. most locations won't have any problems. right over us by the weekend

and that will pick the fog up and send a -- a noticeable cooling trend inland. but not until about saturday. 60s to 100. thick fog on the coast. very hazy skies. some of the fire from the colusa county area has been drifting back in from this inversion aloft. 60s 7 oh, 80s, 90s or -- 7 oh, 80s, 9 -- 70s 80s, 90s or 100s. we all cool down for the weekend. >> all right, steve. 7:26. opening arguments start haud in hans reiser's civil trial -- start today in hans reiser's civil trial. pretty peculiar behavior already starting in the courtroom. and we have information about a shooting and a boy. what the family is saying and what we're learning about the people who watched it happened.

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we have a big problem on the lower deck of the bay bridge. 8 inches of sand on the lower deck of the bay bridge in three lanes of traffic. it was being hauled by a gravel hauler and it spilled a lot of

the sand before treasure island. 8 inches of sand. that would be something tough for you to drive over especially if you have a paint job you are worried about. i'm sure people are avoiding it. now three lanes are shut town and traffic leaving san francisco is very slow. stay with us. we'll have more coming up. >> tough time for drivers there. thank you, sal. 7:30. a 15-year-old boy is one of the latest victims of gun violence in oakland. >> he died last night outside a housing complex near the oakland coliseum. claudine wong spoke to the young victim's family this morning and joins us live. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. we're on leona creek drive. that shooting happened in the driveway. you can see stuffed animals marking the spot where the 15- year-old was killed and everything we've heard from neighbors and family tells us that a lot of people saw this happen. there were kids in the driveway when the shooting hanked.

there were kids a -- happened. there were kids along the street and the 15-year-old's family says they know somebody saw something. his family says he just started an internship with the fire department and dreamed of becoming a firefighter so he could save lives. but this morning, the family stood at the spot where he save -- where he saves lives. >> they chased him down. shot him in the back of my aunt's house. my kids seen it. it's very -- it's sad. >> i just don't understand, like, how could somebody like

cold-bloodedly murder my brother like that. he did not deserve to die on the ground like that alone. >> reporter: there are security cameras as well as officers who patrol the neighborhood. neighbors say there are people who are afraid to come forward. but they are pleading for them to come forward for justice. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> last night's deadly shooting came at the same time oakland's police chief was addressing the city's growing crime problem. chief jordan says there's been a recent spike in crime especially in the daytime. oakland police are turning to the feds for help. >> part of it is a continuing effort with a.t.f. to do more operations with the u.s. marshals to remove guns from the streets of oakland. >> the chief says he will meet with city leaders to discuss ways to get more police officers on the streets. 7:32. convicted killer hans reiser

will represent himself today. a jury of five men and seven women have been treated. yesterday, reiser complained to the judge several times and asked some of the potential jurors if they could be fair to them even if they believe he killed his life to protect his children. nina's mother, his wife, filed the lawsuit on behalf of the two children who live in russia with nina's mother. a victim walking near the mission plaza shopping center around 12:30 this morning. two men wearing baseball caps walked up to him and demanded -- demanded his wallet and cell phone. one of them had a gun. he took his money and left. the victim was not injured in the robbery. 7:33. a stolen car was found abandoned and on fire in

unincorporated marin county on point reyes petaluma road. it appears someone stole it, drive it to an empty lot and then set it on fire. police say they were most likely picked up by another person and escaped the scene. firefighters are battling two big fires in and around the mendocino forest. the biggest one is called the mills fire. it's already forced evacuations of several nearby communities. there's some concern that warmer weather could make matters worse. about 30 miles away firefighters are trying to contain another burning fire in colusa county. more than 2,000 firefighters are out there assigned to both firefighters. the cause still under investigation. more trouble for the east contra costa fire district. back on july 1st, budget cuts

shut down half of the district's fire stations. now, the nearest fire district is putting a cap on how much assistance it will offer. coming up for you at 7:48, what that means for response time and why the cap is being put into place. 7:34. the president of the board of trustees for the city college of san francisco says he will not let the school close. last night the board discussed a national collision's report that city college could lose its accreditation. next the school must address the issue. san francisco supervisors are trying to put a stop to a controversial new crime program before it stops. the board is urging mayor ed lee to forget about bringing new york city's stop and frisk policy to san francisco.

that program allows this. mayor lee says it's proven to be an effective way to seize weapons but some say it unfairly targets latinos and african-americans. directv dropped 26 channels owned by viacom last night. coming up, we'll get a live report from new york city, the popular channels that will be off the air for 26 million customers. meanwhile, silicon valley entrepreneurs will be stars. mark zuckerberg's sister is the executive producer and will give the world a look at the technology world. not everybody thinks this is a good idea.

some say they are terrified this will turn silicon valley into the laughingstock of the industry. it's already been filmed and is scheduled to be on the air this summer. police say -- have arrested 21-year-old mathew pumar on charges of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. on june 21st, this car jumped a curb hitting william ware standing on the sidewalk. ware died at the scene. police say pumar was speeding and driving recklessly but no drugs and alcohol were involved, they say. suspects involved in a shooting involving 3-year-old have turned themselves in. one adult and two minors. a candlelight vigil marks the spot where the 3-year-old was shot and killed one week ago

today while riding in a car with his family. investigators believe the boy's father was the intended target. later this week, officials plan to retrieve a sunken yacht from lake tahoe. about a dozen people were on board the sierra rose when it started to sink sunday night. we're told everyone got off the board safely. however, the yacht is still sitting on the bottom of lake ha low -- lake tahoe. it's not clear what caused that yacht to sink. there is a new product that promises to leave your teeth free of cavities. dentists designed a chemical. they are calling it keep 32. they say it can eliminate cavity causing bacteria in just one minute and that the protection will last several hours. now, the product, we're told, can be added to tooth paste and

gum. procter & gamble is reportedly interested. human trials are happening right now. this product may be available within the next 18 months. >> interesting. all right. 7:38. we want to check in with sal. that big problem on the left part of the bay bridge. >> yeah, it's -- the problem is the sand spill on the lower deck of the bay bridge that's caused traffic leaving san francisco to be terrible. as a matter of fact, it looks like we have 101 and san francisco, look at this picture, it's just awful coming out of the city. this picture shows you traffic already barked up, a, at least as far as cesar chavez. maybe -- already barked up, at least as far as cesar chavez. maybe more. we can't see. if you are trying to get to the east bay, use the san mateo bridge instead. this is notify affecting the -- this is not affecting the toll

plaza. you can see this looks like more of a normal morning slowdown at the tacoma. we're also cover, the south bay. northbound 85, 280, 101 are getting slow getting into the valley. but our traffic story is that mess on the lower deck of the bay bridge, we'll have another report on that coming up. let's go to steve. for most, it's much warmer morning. in fact, by as much as two in some locations. focus on livermore, they were one. hot spots. they were up there with parts of lake county as well as being some of the hottest locations around vacaville. now, 63 here this morning. they were 55 yesterday at this time. >> that's a big difference. >> we'll go 88 by noon and thin a high of -- is that a record?

>> no, it's not. >> 111 in 1983 was the error. some of you might remember that. while it's hot, it's not even close to record-setting territory. it will get a lift. and. there's too much warm air. mt. diablo, around 80 degrees already. so the warm air just caps everything. pushes the fog right on the dick. so dense fog, reduced visibility. 60s for some 50s for others. the city sitting at 52. a little bit more of a northwesterly breeze. le but he say i'm in charge today f today, could be a 45-

degree difference between the temperatures and the fog, sunday -- fog, sun, cool, very hazy skies out there. that started yesterday and continues today. 60s, 102. novato 101. you can find 91 to 96. 103 in brentwood. 100 in concord. car thermometers tend to run 5 degrees too warm. 80 inen -- i'm going 68 in the city. 72 san bruno. 85 if -- 85 san francisco. tori? out of money.

the extreme measure one city is doing last week with only $5,000 in the bank. and what one fire station is doing as the season heats up and their water restrictions.

7:45. there are some pretty upset satellite tv customers this morning starting today that can no longer see "comedy central ," " nickelodean" and vh-1. our reporter has more. >> reporter: this is what we know -- directv customers are

missing 17 channels from their lineup and the channels include nickelodean and comedy central. the direct network didn't want this to happen. but they said they had to or face legal action. the channels went dark. a seven-year contract, well, it expired. directv says viacom wants a 30% increase in fees to carry the channel. viacom told the la times that's the lowest compared to any other customer. to catch some of the refuns, you can go to the website for free -- reruns, you can go to

the website for free. >> any word when this will be resolved? >> reporter: no word when it will be resolved. it's a big negotiation. >> thank you. [chanting] hundreds of coal miners marched, protesting a 63% cut in government subsidies to mining companies as part of the austerity measures. the mayor of scranton, pennsylvania slashed the pay of city workers to deal with the budget cry sit, including himself, to the federal minimum

wage, $7.25 an hour. the mayor said he had no choice. the city currently has only $5,000 in the bank. unions representing city workers have filed lawsuits to get their pay reinstated. over the next 45 days, santa cruz plans to remove homeless encampments. police say dna found on the body of a drama student in 2004 is linked to a chain used to prop open a gate during an occupy protest last march. however, investigators say they haven't been able to match the dna to anyone so far. 7:48. taxi drivers are protesting a plan to allow more cabs in

santa clara county. the city council voted last night to pass an ordinance to expand taxi service beyond the six cab companies that currently operate in santa clara. cabbies say the new law will hurt their income. 7:48. you know, fire season is heating up. and the central contra costa county fire district is putting a cap on how many crews it will send outside of its territory. that's to keep resources from being drained on the east contra costa county fire district. the central contra costa county fire district says unless. call is for a major incident, it will only send up to three units. the most destructive wildfire in colorado history has finally been contained. firefighters were able to get a circle around the 29-square

mile waldo fire late yesterday three weeks after it started. this fire killed two people, destroyed about 350 houses near colorado springs. investigators still haven't figured out the cause yet. fire crews spent the night battling a wildfire burning in the sierra foothills. it's near the lake don fire reservoir in tuolumne county. thisindustryed an olive orchard -- destroyed an olive orchard. no word on how it started. it's only 58% contained. happening right now, mitt romney is addressing the naacp convention in houston. these are some live pictures right now of mitt romney speaking. let's listen in. >> are entitled to an answer. if equal opportunity -- [ applause ] >> if equal opportunity in america were an accomplished fact, black families could send their sons and daughters to

published schools that truly offer a better life. instead for generation, the african-american community has been waiting and waiting for that promise to be kept. today, black children are 17% of students nationwide but they are 42% of the students in the worst performing schools. our society sends them into mediocre schools and expects them to perform with excellence. that's simply not fair. frederick douglas said it's easier to repair strong children than repair broken men. [ applause ] >> romney's campaign says he's reaching out to african- american voters by focusing on the economy. the unemployment rate among african-americans is 14.4%, much higher than the national average of 8.2%. meanwhile, president obama meets today with democratic congressional leaders with the white house to discuss their agenda for the coming month.

the meeting will focus on the president's call to extend middle-class tax cuts and job- creating initiative. some military brides-to--be can check something new off their list. the wedding gown giveaway at one bridal shop that's giving back to the military families. and what's inside these burning freight cars in ohio? ñ@ ?

new this morning from columbus, ohio, where a freight train derailed just hours ago. look at these pictures. officials say ethanol is to blame for an early-morning explosion out there. part of a feat train filled with ethanol derailed. as you can see, it burst into flames. after they left the -- let the fire burn itself out, the firefighters started the cleanup. residents within a mile of had

to be evacuated. luckily no one was seriously hurt in that explosion. well, a dark cloud is hanging over the opening today of comic con. that's the annual big convention in san diego that features, comic show, tvs, movies. you've heard about it. a 53-year-old "twilight" fan was killed crossing the street yesterday trying to become one of the first in line. the producers say they are obviously saddened to hear about this and they will hold a brief memorial for the victim tomorrow. now, 120,000 people are expected at comic- con for the next couple of days. >> i have some friends going to that. let's check in with sal. >> this is a live look from newschopper2 of the backup

leaving san francisco because of the sand spill. it's a huge backup stretching all the way out to 101 -- out to 101. the traffic is simply not moving well. in case you are just joining us. this is because of a sand spill on the lower deck of the bay bridge. just west of the measure island. they have sweepers on the scene. caltrans has given us a time of about 8:15 to clear the lanes. but, of court, the backup will last locker than that-- will last longer than that. let's take a look at the toll plaza from our toll plaza camera. that backup is about moderate. it looks like pretty normal traffic here as you get into the city about 10 to 12 minutes before you make it onto the bridge. santa clara county has been

nice. 85 a little better than usual getting into sarasota and cupertino. by the coast, foggy, cool, most locations. no record-setting or anything. this is some of the warmest weather we've seen. 50s on the temperatures. fairfield is almost 70 degrees. that's an 8:00 a.m. temp. comes out at 7:55. a lot of fog there. it will get help from the low spinning off eureka. fog, sun, hazy skies. temperatures in the city, 60s on the coast, 60. around the bay 70. now, it looks like a cooldown for thursday and then a big cooldown for friday and we'll take that into the weekend. 7:57. a brentwood bridal shop is giving away free designer wedding gowns to military

brides-to--be. it's part of the giving back. brides have to be engaged or have a fiance on active duty. his and hers formal wear in brentwood on first street, 625 first street. and the brides can try on the gowns between 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. breaking news. >> yeah. >> we've been telling you about a huge traffic jam. leaving san francisco, usually not a problem. a sand spill causing big delays. >> reporter: and a destructive fire tears through this home. four people inside at the time. how they escaped -- coming up. >> reporter: sit-lie, a major issue here in berkeley. the city council passed and ordinance to block it.

but will that stand up to the challenge? we'll have an update for you when "mornings on 2" continues.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm r tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.

it's wednesday, july 11th. we want to get right to sam. breaking news on the lower part of the bay bridge. i want to show you some pictures here. let's go to the 101 picture. i guess we're looking at newschopper2 here of the traffic leaving san francisco. i'm wondering if we can -- you know what? in the control room, can we switch to the -- there we go. this is the picture i wanted to show -- i wanted to see. northbound 101 coming up to 280 because of the sand spill on the lower deck of the bay bridge west of treasure island. ktvu's claudine wong is somewhere near the scene. it looks like traffic is moving near you. >> reporter: yes, they just opened things back up right where we are. you can see behind me. if you can see the cars going by, you can see the sand being kicked up by the cars going

through. the lanes were blocked and then those trucks pulled off the road and then the traffic really started blowing through with all of these people waiting to get through this area, around 6:30 this morning, when the sand spilled inside this tunnel. it was 200 to 300 feet long. it took a while to clean up. a lot of sand. but they cleared it up. enough to get traffic moving out and moving through the tunnel. that's good news if you are coming through here. it looks like things are gonna get a lot better soon. as we all know, it takes a long time to clear up the traffic once it starts. happening now, fire crews still at the scene of a house fire in san jose. this one started just after 5:00 a.m. on andrea drive. alex savidge is there now.

what have you found out? >> reporter: well, i talked to the fire captain and he tells me the belief is with investigators that this fire started in the kitchen of this home. likely its with a pot of oil left unattended. smoke detectors may have saved the lives of the four people inside this house. the alarm sounded, he walked upstairs. everyone here woke up and they saw just huge flames. it was 5:00 this morning. everyone was able to wake up and everyone was able to get out safely which is the good news this morning. this home is here on andrea drive. the homeowner is out of town right now, but his two adult soons were home. they were here with their adult sons. >> watching it burn, how fast it spread. at first when we got out --

>> reporter: travis says he's still trying to reach his dad who is out of the country right now and tell him about this fire. one person -- there were no injuries injuries this morning -- there were no serious injuries this morning. that person was checked out and released by the paramedics. i want to point out something here. the fire captain was pointing out to me. major accomplishment this morning for firefighters, they were able to keep these flames from spreading to the houses that are right next door. they are very happy about that. this fire could have been more destraughtive. live in san jose, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. three brush fires are being addressed right now, investigated. 12 acres were burned. the fires are considered

suspicious because they all started at the same time in the same area. there are several reasons this could have started. there is a homeless encampment in the area. the grass is very dry. some people may be celebrating the 4th of july. we spoke to richmond police and they are searching for those on bikes in a shooting -- involved in a shooting. they say those two men fired 20 minutes at a -- shots at a man walking down the street. he's now listed in stable but serious condition. it's not led up to -- it's not clear what led up to the shooting.

right now the average price for gas is $3.85. it's 15 cents a gallon cheaper in the north, east and south bay areas. the prices have fallen 41 cents in the next month. but analysts warn it could increase if demand for crude oil jumps up. local transit leaders will be debating the plan to give thousands of people free bus rides on muni. they've already recommended approving 400,000 for a two- year pilot program. that money would help provide free muni passes. however, some of the muni board members are concerned about how much the program will cost. underground equipment failure, blamed for a power outage in berkeley, that caused major delays in the evening

commute. about 7,000 customers lost their power. trains were runting but they were not shopping -- stopping at the station. that also led to delays at the richmond and fremont lines. the -- the fire was -- the fremont lines. 8:07. sal, you and the chopper are watching that major mess at the bay bridge. >> that's right. as you heard claudine say, the sand spill is clear. they opened the lanes a few minute ago. but the damage is done. this is northbound 101 in san francisco stretching as far back as 280, coming around hospital curve. it's a huge traffic jam. just heard from one or a couple

of the spitter people and they expect more people to be on b.a.r.t. because of this. look at this traffic jam. again this,s is -- was a sand spill on that lower deck. that's been cleared up after they got sweepers out there. but the traffic is slow -- but the traffic is very slow and will remain slow for at least an hour, hour and a half. this is not affecting the traffic from oakland getting into san francisco. that traffic is normal. alternate route, san mateo bridge. you can drive one 101 and use eastbound 32. that's still in pretty good shape. if i were you, i would do that. let's take a -- let's take a look at some of the -- at some of the other commutes. as we look at the santa clara valley, we've had a couple of fender-benders.

280 is getting slow moving to highway 17. remember the problems we had last hour? but those are cleared up? the traffic is slow from pinole and richmond into berkeley. let's go to steve. well, thank you. look at this fog. high pressure has settled right on ton of it -- right on top of it. the temperatures will be between 58 to 104 depending upon your location. livermore, 6 at 7:00 a.m. they were 55 yesterday at this time. noon, 88. we'll go 103. yesterday was 101. around the area i saw 103 or and 104. this 103 is it a record? no, the 111 back in 1983 was. it's hot but not record-setting

hot. a lot offing will get it going. inland areas will probably have to wait a little bit. it's already in the upper 6 as for some. tom in blossom hill said it's warming unrap i lid. there's more fog on the marin coast and sonoma coast. i mean up and down the coast, it's solid. that'sary -- there's hardly any temperatures. some of that fire from the -- from the co -- from colusa. that guy comes in and does this and that will take the fog bank up and come charging in. 60s by the beaches. 70s near scruggs. that big dome of high pressure slid back, the western edge goes right over california. that squashes the fog and

allows temperatures to go up. thick fog. 70s to upper 90s and 100. greta was 104. pleasanton, 100. danville, 99. concord, 100. 75 alameda. in you have a car thermometer and you are in daly city, you will see a difference driving in. >> all right, steve. the city of alameda is making way for more affordable housing. the city council approved rezoning some of the areas to allow more apartments to be built. 2400 units can now be built in

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newschopper2 showing an overturned car here. it looks like one of those vans actually on fremont street near harrison just off the exit of the bay bridge flipped over there. this is right near the mess trying to get on the lower deck of the bay bridge. so this is the harrison street exit, which is the left one of the -- the first exit on the left as you come off the bay bridge. cars coming off the bay bridge will have to deal with this. tow trucks are there. the fire department and

paramedics have left. so whoever was inside has been taken away. remember, this is a big traffic jam trying to get onto the lower part of the bridge. it's kind of -- it's kind of a bad area to be in to get on the brick -- bridge. alison burns reports that democrats say this is like groundhog day. >> reporter: that's because this is the 31st time republicans have tried to repeal all or part of the healthcare reform and they still have no chance of succeeding in the democratically controlled senate. seattle democratic congressman jim mcdermott showed a cartoon on the house floor mocking republicans for calling the laws penalty for not having insurance, the biggest tax increase in history. >> in this cartoon you will see the woman got into her car.

she didn't put her seat belt on. it was a choice, right? she's now being fined. but the -- but she says no, it's the biggest tax increase in history. that's what's going on here today. >> reporter: republicans are seizing on the tax argument and say the law will also create another government agencies and a bigger bu crow crasscy that inter-- bu bureaucracy that -- a bigger bureaucracy that interferes. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. the city of san francisco says it will not buy any more apple computers. that's because apple voluntary re-- voluntarily removed itself from the environmental

protective tool. apple says it's not saying why it removed itself from the list but analysts say it's because the new mac book pro cannot be recycled. the move is not likely to make a big difference out of san francisco's $00 million budget. last year it spent just $445,000 on products. an officer in a helicopter noticed illegal marijuana crops near oakley last month. "the contra costa times" reports that deputies found and removed 3200 plants but they are -- but they are still looking for the people who grew those plants. a san diego father is under arrest after leaving his son in a car after he went drinking. police found the boy in the car tuesday evening. he told police he had been

waiting for his father for more than two hours. a camera crew was there when officers arrested the man. police say he was drunk and -- police say he was drunk and had drugs in his pocket. officers were not able to reach other family members and so they had to take him into protective custody. santa cruz closer to banning two kinds of litter. the city council approached a ban on giving away or selling plastic bags to the customers. they also have to charge the cuss 10 ent cents for every bag -- 10 ent -- customers 150 pent -- charge the customer 10 cents for every bag. right now, there are almost 1400 stray and ferrell cats -- feral cats.

last year, 782 cats were october niced. this year, 542. animal control says the city leads a -- needs a better solution. >> we're tired of this. >> one idea is to -- is to sterilize any cat found and return them to the area it when they are better -- return them to the area where they came from when they are better.

the alameda county fair is ending the year with a record- setting attendance. the fair began on june 20th and ran for two and a half weeks. yesterday officials said 534,000, 577 -- 534,577 people attended the fair. that's up 18% from last year and is the largest attendance in history. the fair also celebrated its 100th birthday. you remember susan boyle, the sicker? we know she has talent but some of her neighbors say they are tired of hearing it. ♪ you remember this. some of her neighbors are telling the local paper, that's all they hear and they filed a

complaint. back here at home, the future home of the oakland as still in limbo this morning more than three years after bud selig formed a committee to analyze the stadium issue, he says he still doesn't have all of the answers. selig is worried about lawsuits and whether or not baseball allows or blocks the as to move to the south bay. 8:22. it was a giant night at the all- star game last night. all four giants played a big role in helping the national league crush the american league, 8-0. in the first inning, the panda, sandoval marked a bases loaded triple. the milkman, hit a two-run homer and won mvp. >> translator: i want to say thanks -- i think it's six guys that dress like milkman and that's a part of me as well as

the rest of the fans that have embarrassed me -- embraced me. >> he won a crystal bat and a car. buster posey scored a won in the 1st and caught for five innings. that's really interesting. a lot of people were skeptical of so many giants starting and they put that criticism to rest. >> real quick. >> yeah. four horses rescued from neglect. how are they doing this personning and the charges facing their -- this morning and the charges facing their owners? and steve will tell us where we'll see triple-digit temperatures today.

we have an update on the condition of race horses found severely neglected on a farm in el sobrante a few month the ago. this is what they -- months ago. this is what they looked like four months ago. concerned citizens contacted the contra costa county animal services but it took the agency three weeks to take action and rescue the horses. >> made adjustments internally, so to make sure this -- to make sure this never happens again.

>> the horses have gained 150 pounds since the rescue but they need to gain more weight. as for the former owner, he was arrested last week. he pleaded not guilty to four counts of animal cruelty and is currently in custody on an immigration hold. 8:26. you have major problems in -- problems in san francisco. >> that's right. a car flipped over. it's causing a big traffic jam as they are trying to get it -- move it away. this was the result of a sand spill on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that cleared about 15, 20 minutes ago now, but the traffic getting on it, as you can see, newschopper 2 is pushing to the right. traffic leaving san francisco, you can see the traffic is onto

highway 101. as a matter of fact, it stays slow from cesar chavez as you drive into the city. it comes around here. just trust me. if you are driving san francisco, you should not try to get on the leer deck of the bay bridge for the next half- hour, 45 minutes. if you have to go, you have to go. at least all of the lanes are open. but it's not that good. let's take a look at the toll plaza. that's a moderate delay. the overturned vehicle on the city streets may have little to do with it. let's go to steve. >> all right. we have a lot of low clouds out there. at least right over the coast. it will be a big difference in the temperatures today. inland temperatures are warming up really faa. temperatures aloft are very, very warm. 70s to 80 degrees. that warm air won't allow the

fog to -- won't allow the fog to do go -- to go anywhere but down. 50s an 60s, almost 70 degrees. unless a late sea breeze kicks in, they will be in the 100s. 56 at sfo. temperatures, some loiss -- some locations are struggling to get out of the 60s. a little spin in the atmosphere right off eureka. today, anywhere from about 58 to 104. the forecast today, temperatures -- temperatures warmed up. the little low will slide in. thick fog on the coast. but hazy and hot inland. temperatures will be in the 90s to 100s for those well away from the coast. i mine, it's a slam dunk today. this will be the hottest day. no doubt about it.

temperatures will be well above average. by friday, they will and saturday everyone does dave? >> thank you. the strange haver that's already -- behavior that's already frustrating the judge in the hans reiser trial. ñ@

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i spoke with a counsel member last night about the sit- lie ordinance, it's still unclear when and if the voters will have their say on this issue. >> it's not hard to find homeless people on the street in berkeley. we shot this video this morning. last night's meeting ended in chaos whwhen those opposing the measure sang and drowned out mayor tom bates ♪ we shall not

leave ♪ >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of people attending the council meeting last night opposed the measure saying it would violate the civil and human rights. business leaders say it's a necessary step to encourage kick growth. the council finally -- to encourage economic growth. chris worthington said the vote is invalid because the council did not have the opportunity to discuss the issue properly. >> we'll be meeting today with a lawyer to see what we can do. >> reporter: now, what the

councilman was referring to there is the california law guarantee the public's light it -- right to attend and participate in governmental incidents. so clearly a lot of disputes over thecy-lie ordinance here in berkeley. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates. for now we're live in berkeley, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are looking for the killer of a 15-year-old boy. officers tell ktvu the teenager was shot around 8:30 last night. the boy died a short time later at a nearby hospital. this morning one neighbor told ktvu, the shooting has him worried about his little brother. >> always out here. >> yeah. >> it's not safe. i couldn't even sleep last night. >> i just want my brother to be remembered for who he was. he was such a huge part of the community. everybody knew who he was.

he was such a big smile. >> the at this point homicide detectives don't have any suspects or motives in the's killing. opening statements in the civil trial against convicted killer hans reiser are due to begin in 15 minutes from now. here is a live look. this is the courthouse in hayward. this is where hans reiser, who is representing himself, has been arcing with the judge. among other things, he's complained about not getting a taxpayer-paid lawyer and not having access to a law library. he was sentenced to 15 years to life for killing his wife, nina. nina's mother filed a civil lawsuit on behalf of reiser's children. she wants more than $11 million in damages for each of the children. a vibrant new addition to western san jose is getting a lot of complaints. we shot this video of a 7.5

million branch library on blaney avenue. as can you see, the outside is painted several shades of yellow. and some say any color would be better than that. >> i think it should be -- it should be something that will fit -- that will fit in with trees and other things around it and would like to see it more environmentally friendly.

the big traffic story. sal, what's happening in san francisco? how is it looking how? >> not that good -- now? >> not that good, dave and tori, leaving san francisco. all of the lanes are open now. but there was an earlier sand spill. the good news, the traffic delays are going to get better now that all of the lanes are open. let's take a look at the bay bridge westbound. it's a moderate delay getting into san francisco. the harrison street offramp from the bay bridge. there was an overturned vehicle or van. it's been cleared up. there's some slow traffic there. san jose, we've had some fender- benders.

280 northbound, here's steve. sal, we were just talking about the beach cha let and that would be a good place to be if you don't like the hot temperatures. not too far away, you will find 70s 90s and 100s. the fog is out there. it's starting to burn back already. it will get help along a few locations are already near 70. there's hardly any sea breeze at all. closer to it. that's -- that's as big of a fog bank i've seen in a long, lodge time. it's solid -- in a long, long time. it's some id. it can't go she -- solid it can't go -- solid.

it can't go anywhere. a little bit of haze from the colusa fire. kind of a trapped situation in the atmosphere. on the coast it will be very cool. 50s and 60s for some. fog, sun, cool, for others, it won't matter. it will be a hot one out there. >> we're vowing to the west wind -- we're bowing to the west wind and 7/11 is offering free slurpees. customers can get a slurpee at no charge between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. the store is not doing it necessarily because of the hot

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investors are waiting for minutes from the federal reserve june meeting at 11:00 a.m. our time. chevron and other companies, the oil is up. taking a live look at the big board, the dow down 31. the nasdaq down 1. s&p is frat. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're fooling -- we're following for you. a truck spilled piles of sand. the truck never stopped.

we're not even sure if the driver even knew about the spill. right now, crews in columbus ohio are cleaning up this -- a train derailment and explosion that happened just hours ago. firefighters say three of the 11 cars that derayle -- derailed were carrying ethanol. luckily, nobody was hurt. and firefighters in san jose say a pot of oil left on a stove caused an early-morning house fire. it happened can just after 5:00 a.m. on andrea drive. alex savidge was the first reporter there. you can tell us -- you can tell us more about how the -- about how this happened. alex? >> reporter: all were able to escape the house unhurt. the first crews that got here

on the scene, the flames were treten -- threatening to spread to other neighbors homes as well. investigators believe this started in the kitchen and a pot of oil was unantend -- unattended. the homeowner is out of the country. the sons and two others got out. everyone is thankful they made it out alive. >> that's pretty much the main thing that everyone is okay. >> the houses are really close together. we had a lot of fire protection problems here -- protection here. so we're doing that in addition to the actual house being on fire. >> reporter: one neighbor who lives right next door, he says even his smoke detector went off last night because his

windows were opened. one person had 20 be -- had to be treated for smoke inhalation. this house which caught fire this morning. as you can see, it's for sale. but the fire department tells me, it will be a total loss. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. for the third time, bankruptcy for a city. san bernardino. the city is about 65 miles eve of leaks. they may not be able to -- east of los angeles. they may not be able to pay taxes next month. thenars a $45 million -- they face a $45 million budget deficit because of dropping revenues and increasing costs. mammoth lakes and stockton also filed for bankruptcy. new details about the deadly cruise ship disaster off the italian coast. the captain of the ship said he

wasdy strike -- distracted by a -- said he was distracted by a phone call. he calls this an accident in which destiny played a role. a judge lifted his house arrest last week but he fill faces a criminal investigation. a dozen people were on board the sierra rose when it started to go down on sunday night. everyone got off the boat safely but the yacht is submerged with the top floor above waiter -- water. it's not clear what caused it to sink. dentists in chile have designed a chemical -- designed a chemical called keep 32. they say it can eliminate cavities in one minute and that protection lasts for several hours. the product can be added to

took paste and gum and procter & gamble is reportedly interesting. human trials are underway and keep 32 to be available in the next 18 months. an american airlines flight hit severe turbulence and bounced people around. some flight attendants had to go to the hospital. some punishes were on the -- some passengers were treated at the gate. some punishes got sick on a u.s. airways flight from charlotte, north carolina to rome last night because of an odor. the flight was diverted to philadelphia after some became nauseous. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that odor. a san jose school principal has been charged with a crime for allegedly not reporting a

teacher who may have molested a student. prosecutors say she did not tell police about a parent's complaint that a typier at the school may have abused a second grade girl. >> another child was molested after the initial child made the report. >> the teacher, craig chandler, is charged with sexually abusing five students. she's not suspended or fired. she faces up to six months in jail, though, if convicted. penn state trustees will not say what they discussed during a conference call before a report on the jerry sandusky case before tomorrow. meanwhile, joe paterno's family is going on the offensive, calling jerry sandusky a master deceiver and that paterno did not cover up allegations.

they are trying to protect the late coach's reputation, adding that he did not have a chance to present his case before dying of long canser -- lung cancers. well, the mayor of scranton, pennsylvania resorted to very desperate measures to deal with the budget crisis there. he cut the pay of city employees, including himself, to the federal minimum wage -- $7.25 an hour. the mayor said he had no choice. the city right now has only

$5,000 in the bank. the union represents city employees have filed lawsuits trying to get their pay reinstated. 8:52. republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, just wrapped up his speech. why he was booed at the naacp convention. also we're looking at the commute and sal -- that's a mess. he's watching the bay bridge area after this morning's sand spill.

welcome back. just within the hour, republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, wrapped up a speech at the naacp convention in houston. but he was booed when he said if he is elected, he would repeal president obama's healthcare reform law. >> and so do that i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find, that includes obamacare and i'm gonna work to reform and save -- >> boo! >> boo! >> boo! >> now, romney was also applauded when he talked about improving educational and employment opportunities for african-americans. president obama spoke at the naacp convention during the 2008 election but he's not this instead, vice president joe biden will address this tomorrow. president obama meets at the white house with the

democratic leaders to go over their legislative agenda and that meeting will focus on the president's call to extend middle-class tax cuts and create job cuts. one her time, we want to chick in with sal. it's been a be -- one more time we want to check in with sal. >> it has. this is a sand spill. you can see how slow it is. it's backed up like an afternoon commute. all of the lanes are opened but the traffic is gonna be busy leaving the city. i two recommend using the san mateo bridge. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic is moving along slowly. it didn't have anything to do with the sand spill and ear on the east shore freeway we see some slow traffic heading to oakland. by the coast, cool, cold, foggy, nice to cool. but around the bay, it will be

nice. inland, hazy, hot. temperatures from 60s to 104, 105. a little cooldown starts tomorrow. a bigger one on friday. >> how big -- is it gonna just drop a little bit tomorrow? >> i think the bayside drop the tomorrow and then the sea breeze kicks in on friday and it will drop 10, 15 degrees. >> yeah. it's on its way. >> yeah, just hold on until then. >> yes. >> that's our report. thank you for trusting ktvu news. >> and be sure to join us for the noon news. we are always here for you.

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