we are live in benicia where police are looking for an armed and dangerous shooting suspect. we'll have the latest. >> it was considered a hot spot in berkeley. >> one home destroyed and almost 200 endangered.

welcome to mornings on two it's sunday july 15th. >> i'm mike mibach. another cool summer morning out there in pockets of the bay area. let's get over to rosemary and a quick peek of that sunday forecast. >> yes. our numbers similar to yesterday. our afternoon will be a tad warmer. we are waking up with the low clouds but not as wide spread. few degrees of warming expected for your afternoon. we're talking 3-6 degrees or so and then a downward trend. we are talking with those numbers once again as we head into the workweek. identify got those numbers for you coming up. we have new information about a man suspected of shooting at benicia police. it was a routine traffic stop that turned into a shootout. lorraine blanco is there with the information. >> reporter: benicia police have a $1 million arrest

warrant this morning for the 22- year-old suspect. he's believed to be a armed and dangerous. they say they are doing everything they can to find him. here's a look at what he looks like. robert flores polystore of american canyon. he shot a female officer just before 7:00 p.m. yesterday. she was making a routine traffic stop when she found out it was a stolen car. she fired back no one was hit police say folster fled on foot. late last night several police formed a large perimeter near highlands condominiums but they couldn't find the suspect. >> benicia is a quiet community. mostly residential bedroom community. this is something we are not used to experiencing here. it doesn't happen here but maybe every so many years. >> reporter: police say during

that search another suspect matching folster's description carjacked a separate vehicle inside that apartment complex. he tried to drive out but police arrested him. as for that original suspect police say if you see him keep your distance and call police. lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are investigating two separate shootings that injured two men. first happened around 12:30 this morning near foothill avenue and havens court boulevard. the victim was also involved in a car crash before or after that shooting. and about one hour later police were called to 'douse and 98th avenue. one man was transported to the hospital in serious condition. in union city a police canine chased down a man wanted in questioning in a murder. union city police pulled over a vehicle that was registered to a person wanted for questioning in a san francisco homicide.

officers say the man got out and tried to run away. that's when the police dog found him hiding. police have not revealed which homicide is connected to this case. traffic is back to nor mall on the bay bridge. want to give you a live look at the span. quiet sunday morning out there with no problems being reported. however, it was quite a different story last night. a truck spilled piles of asphalt on the upper deck of the bridge. highway patrol shut down three westbound lanes near the s- curve for three hours. even after the lanes reopened traffic remains backed up all the way into berkeley. berkeley city leaders want to make telegraph avenue a hot spot. business has been slow recently. a poll of uc berkeley students say they would shop on telegraph avenue more often if there were fewer panhandlers and fewer empty store fronts. they will consider recommendations for improvements in september. later today a group called

the lake view sit in will continue their fight to keep schools open in oakland. the group is upset over the closure of lake view and four other oakland schools. the parents and protest fors set up a camp outside lake view elementary school on late june. on july 3rd they raided the camp and arrested two people. they plan to hold an event across the street. they will plan the next step in their fight against the oakland school district. breast-feeding advocates plan to stage a sit in in napa. napa alternative moms group said the woman was asked to leave the building by a security guard because she was breast-feeding. state law allows breast-feeding in federal buildings. animal rights activists are furious over a legal loophole in california's ban on the sale of foie gras. >> what law am i breaking? i have to be breaking a law to be arrested.

>> last night u.s. park police arrested a protestor for disorderly conduct outside the social club in san francisco. a group of demonstrators picketed the restaurant as it continues to offer foie gras in the form of $20 sliders. they say it can still sell the delicacy because they are on federal land. >> they are trying to invade enforcement but it's not going to work. >> it's a guilty pleasure. it's something you have to add least try once. >> reporter: restaurant management declined an interview. the owner says bucking the man is a decision. protestors say they are promising more demonstrations. the state or u.s. attorney general could issue an opinion on the exemption. the annual rafters gone wild party got a little too wild when fights broke out. according to the sacramento beat dozens began hitting each

other with paddles. some of those people apparently threw rocks at fire and rescue boats. no one was seriously hurt. in just a couple hours opening ceremonies begin for this years aids walk in san francisco. this is video of last years walk and at 9:45 this morning oakland congresswoman barbara lee will kick off the event. lee has been a global leader since hiv and aids and has worked to establish a strategy for the event. a lot of people wondering how the weather is beginning to be for -- is going to be for that walk. >> just as gray out there this morning. we will be slightly better. our numbers will be up a few more degrees. outside your door your numbers are expected to warm anywhere from 3-6 degrees. not a big warmup but enough to feel it in many cases. giving you a live look from our roof cam this morning over the

oakland estuary. waking up with gray skies. the marine layer not as deep and the cloud cover not as wide spread. pacific satellite view for you here. the cool weather pattern has shifted northeast. it will be between systems for today. a second will drop out from british columbia off the coastline deep in over our west coastline. as it does, it will cool us back as we get into the workweek. numbers will fall back into the 70s for our inland areas. for today few degrees warmer. clearing to the coast. we'll have the on shore breeze but not as strong. we are already seeing it this morning. some of our hills already 5-10 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. our highs for the afternoon upper 50s to low 60s near the coast. here's the forecast for the cloud cover by 9:00, 10:00 burning away from the inland areas we will still be bay the

-- still be by the bay. even the city should be partly cloudy to mostly clear. the coastline will remain partly to mostly cloudy. 56-degrees right now fairfield. mid zoos in concord. 51 in san rafael. 77 expected for petaluma this afternoon. 78 for novato. mid to upper 60s near sausalito. mid 70s in oakland for the afternoon. upper 80s walnut creek. 86 in concord. 89 expected for antioch. get into the south bay 83 for you. 84 saratoga. the peninsula for the afternoon 79. 74 san mateo. 66 this afternoon in san francisco. low 60s at the coast. the extended forecast there is the cooling trend. back into the mid to upper 70s for your monday. even cooler on tuesday. it looks like we bottom out on

tuesday. the inland spots 74 will be the average there. wednesday slightly warmer. thursday getting back in the low 80s. it looks like friday back to the seasonal average. overall a cool forecast for july. if you are going to see the giants play i'll have that forecast for you coming up. new this morning the red cross says it considers the conflict in syria to be a civil war. and says that means international humanitarian law now applies throughout the country. the announcement comes after a reported massacre in the syrian vile yag of trinsa. it was a result of a clash with rebels. u.n. observers have not confirmed that number but say they have found ed of burned out homes and mass graves. a bus on the pilgrimage to nepal takes a deadly plunge into the river.

>> joe paterno's reputation. the changes made to his must recall. >> plus a moving gesture for one of the victims of the costa concordia cruise ship. the memorial one man left under water for his late wife. >> that is interstate 880. the oakland a's are out of town today. but country is in oakland. kenny chesney and tim mcgraw having a little shin dig. be aware of extra vehicle traffic because that concert. time is 7:11. you are watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you. a live look there partly cloudy skies mostly clear over bay point this morning.

>> the robbers fire continues to burn 50 miles southeast of sacramento. it has forced hundreds of people to leave their homes. national guard helicopters have been called in. >> reporter: this is day five of the robbers fire. according to cal fire this fire grew last night. there was increased fire activity in the area. firefighters are preparing to get pack on the fire lines to try to fire this fire. yesterday a home was lost in the brushy creek area. the fire has grown to nearly 2,000 acres and only at 20% containment. some 2 torque firefighters are on the fire lines fighting the fire or standing guard around homes making sure no more structures are lost. evacuees say it's the worst feeling in the world not to know if they will have a home to return to. >> it's like being on pins and

needles. you don't know what to do. you don't know where to go. you just don't know what to do. >> reporter: and so far evacuees are on edge as we just heard. nine firefighters have been injured on the fire lines. they say this is very dangerous as well as steep terrain but they are preparing for another aggressive fight. they don't think containment will come until wednesday. >> thank you. obviously a difficult situation for all the people that are still waiting to see that whether their homes will be saved. we saw a lot of activity behind you there. it looks like they are doing what they can. san francisco man is recovering after getting hit by a car and then beaten up. the attack happened early friday morning on the 3300 block of 18th street in the mission district. the victim was first struck by a silver sedan. after he crawled to the sidewalk people got out of the car and started to punch him.

the 35-year-old victim suffered a broken harm and leg. no word on any arrest. a muni protest is set for tomorrow. demonstrators include a group of women who say their sons were shot and killed by police. tomorrow marks the first anniversary of the death of kenneth harding. muni called police after he did not pay his fare. the dispute escalated into a shooting and police claim harding shot himself. duomore suspects have been arrested for -- two more suspects have been arrested for an attempted burglary in burlingame. when police arrived officers say the men ran from the home. two suspects were arrested that day and the other two were caught yesterday. police say the men had stolen property from other burglaries and driving a stolen car when they were arrested. tomorrow marks four months

since sierra lamar vanished. volunteered canvassed the area. the search turned up nothing but the event was useful for some parents and their children. -- >> lets me know and reenforces the fact they see sierra as everyone's daughter and they are not giving up. that definitely helps to lift everybody's burden keep their spirits up. >> the foundation also handed out free child safety kits which included tips in case of an emergency and the guide to talk to children about safety. a man will spend 22 years in prison for selling child pornography at a drive through on wendys. 36-year-old juan rosa confessed to the crime. he had been under surveillance since child porn was found on

his computer. he sold the porn to people he found on the internet. if he gave the password scooby doo he would slip a usb card into their fries. >> there were children involved in other sex acts with children and adults. >> investigate evers believe rosa down loaded the videos but did not film them himself. the family of joe paterno is responding to new attacks on the coaches reputation. the new york times reports the coach secretly negotiated a retirement package with pep state. the very same month he testified before a grand jury in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. the $5.5 million deal included a $3 million bonus including perks.

a mural near the school has been altered in light of the scandal. an artist initially added a halo on top of his head but the artist has just removed that halo and put a blue ribbon on his coat. a mural featuring sandusky was removed months ago. soldier at fort bragg? north carolina that shot and killed his commander and then himself was one day away from being sentenced for assault. ricky elder was charged with purging a woman in the face while -- punching a woman in the face while on leave in 2010. a judge formerly dismissed a case against elder that died last month. a bus on a hindu pilgrimage scratches. it skidded off the highway and plunged into the river. the bus was so full there were passengers riding on the roof. they were headed from india to a temple west of kathmandu. it was carrying 75 people and 38 bodies have been recovered

so far. italian man paid a special attribute to his wife when the costa concordia wrecked. his wife was traveling with their daughter on the cruise. she insisted the girl leave on one of the first lifeboats but the mother is one of two passengers who's bodies have not been found. 32 people died when the ship sank off the coast of italy. reno sparks convention has voted to put $75,000 toward the reno air national championship races so organizers can afford their insurance. insurance premiums for the event jumped to $2 million after a crash last september killed a pilot and ten people on the ground. race officials say about $1 million has been raised so far. the premium must be paid before the september 1st dead line or the event will be canceled. the journey is over for two men that hope to make a tan

dumb lawn chair balloon flight from oregon to montana. the men took off yesterday morning from a gas station in oregon. take a look at their contraption. they were in lawn chairs that had 350 helium balloons attached. they had hoped to make it all the way to montana but seven hours into their flight thunderstorms forced them to make a hard landing. >> you can set kleenex on your lap and it doesn't fall. >> they say their contraption floated away after they got out of them. >> seven hours is a good effort. >> not too bad. quite a contraption. >> it is impressive. first sign of west nile virus has popped up in contra costa county 37. >> surfers down under are is

under a warning. >> gray skies once again but a better clearing in score.

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closed -- remain closed. warning signs at the beach after a shark was spotted there. a surfer saw a 12-foot shark about 150 yards offshore on thursday. the warning signed are expected to stay up until later today unless there is another shark sighting. i think for surfers around the bay area you don't need to put the up the signs. they know the danger. >> i don't know how many will be out there today given the weather. rosemary is here to tell us the conditions. >> partly cloudy for some of us by the afternoon president the rest of us will see more sunshine. we are seeing it peel away earlier this morning. if you are heading out to at & t park for this afternoon it will be a cool day. 63 degrees at game time. 105 partly cloudy skies the on shore breeze will be with us but not as strong.

right there along the waters we know it picks up in the afternoon. that to be aware of. warmer day in store for your afternoon. 80 degrees santa rosa. i get in around the bay. 70. 72 for oakland. 73 in hayward. inland east bay 86 for you. 88 livermore. one of the warmer spots antioch 89 for today. into the south bay a nice one for san jose. 86 morgan hill along the peninsula partly cloudy skies mostly clear in redwood city. 79 for the afternoon. remaining in the upper 50s to low 60s for the coast with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. the extended forecast notice the cooling trend our temperatures will take a dive once again back into the upper 70s for monday. low to mid 70s on tuesday. going to feel a lot like spring out there in many cases with the morning clouds and evening clouds. partly cloudy skies between. by thursday numbers start to rebound a bit. back to you. >> thanks rosemary.

for the first time this year the west nile virus has been detected in contra costa county. officials say two infected crows and two mosquito samples were found at locations in brentwood and pleasant hill. people attending corn fest are told to put on insectary fell -- insectary fell hasn't. the epa says it will collect the information from other sources instead. concentrated animal feeding operations can generate tons of waste. environmental list pushed for the proposed role. a plane goes down in marin county. the quick reaction by witnesses as they rush to save the pilot. >> california fugitive accused of murder on the run for decades but not anymore. where he was found and what he was selling to people who were

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for a suspected gunman. authorities have surrounded the suspect 22-year-old robert flores folster to a residential neighborhood in vallejo. he was in a stolen honda crv. but refused to pull over when officers tried to stop him. he fired at a female officer. she was not hit and returned fire. he later abandoned the crv and has been on the loose ever since. we have lorraine blanco heading to vallejo right now. she'll have a live report coming up as soon as she gets to the city of vallejo. this morning investigators are looking into the cause of a small plane crash in novato. it happened just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. authorities say a student pilot reported having engine trouble just before he skidded off the runway and into a nearby marsh. >> there were several pilots in the area that heard or witnessed the incident.

rushed over. lifted the rear of the aircraft up off the ground and that allowed the pilot to exit the aircraft. >> the student pilot only has minor injuries. a three-year-old girl is recovering after falling out of a second story apartment window in fremont. the accident happened yesterday morning at the water stone at fremont apartments on fremont boulevard. police say the girl was on a bed and leaned against the window screen that gave way causing her to fall to the concrete below. she was transported to the hospital and kept for observation. police say the girl had a few cuts and bruises but was not seriously hurt. the highway patrol says road rage may have caused a firey crash that killed a santa rosa man. the crash happened on hall road just west of irwin lane yesterday afternoon. investigators say a woman was chasing a motorcycle at high speed when she lost control and hit a lexus and then another car. that second car overturned and

caught fire killing a 55-year- old man. investigators say alcohol or drugs may have played a role in the crash. a 26-year-old petaluma woman is in jail after attempted carjacking. ashley barnes was approaching people yesterday in the parking lot of ray lee's super market. she walked up to two different people said she had a gun and demanded their cars. police abarnes was on probation out of sonoma county for possession of a loaded firearm. bail has been set at $15,000. san mateo county will soon have a new jail and not everyone is quite happy about it. small group of protestors demonstrated in redwood city yesterday at the site of the counties newly approved jail. the $155 million to build the jail and $40 million to run it annually should be used on education and community

resources. >> i think if they do this we are committing the resources we need to the children to the confinement of their parents. >> we want to put in greater programs we can do now because of the overcrowding and lack of space and see if we can do the wrap around service to help people rehabilitate and get out on their own. >> the jail has been in the works in seven years and scheduled to open in 2015. after nearly 24 years on the run a california fugitive is in in police custody. vincent walters was captured in mexico. he was found selling timeshares from a small booth at cancun international airport. walters is the u.s. marshals 15th most wanted fugitive. he was wanted for the 1988 kidnapping and murder of a woman in san diego. he's also facing drug and weapons charges. the egyptian government says it's trying to negotiate the release of three kidnapped victims. two are american citizens. they were riding on a bus from

egypt to israel when some tribesmen boarded the vehicle and took them hostage. one is boston pastor michael lewis. his congregation yesterday held a service praying for his safety. >> we ask that everybody pray for not only the safe return of our reverend michael lewis but safe return of everybody that is also with him. >> the kidnappers say they want a relative released from egyptian prison who is currently being held on drug charges. this morning secretary state hillary clinton is meeting with the head of egypt's army that will not allow the new civilian government to dominate the country. clinton is trying to defuse the situation. clinton met with the newly elected president yesterday. she told him the obama administration will do all it can to support egypt's transitions to democracy. >> the united states supports the full transition to civilian

rule with all that entails. and we have commended the calf for representing the egyptian people in the revolution. >> clinton compared egypt to syria. is many egyptians remain suspicious of the military. they are holding large protests against the obama administration and egyptian army. they compensationing and funding cuts are expected to top the agenda when the california state is board meets. they are expected to vote on a plan that would freeze publicly funded pay for new university

presidents. a plan is controversial because campus foundations would still be allowed to boost president salaries up to 10%. trustees will also discuss several contingencies. starting january 1st, california drivers will be allowed to text behind the wheal but with restrictions. under a new law signed by governor jerry brown drivers will be able to send messages but only if they are using a hands free division device. this will be the first time californians will be able to text while driving since it was outlawed more than three years ago. and there is another change in traffic law that may be welcomed by many drivers. it will be legal now to park at broken parking meters with a posted time limit. that means you can't get automatically ticketed if you are at a broken meter. >> it has been pretty cool close to the coast but inland i

was going to say it has been a reprieve. usually it's about 100 degrees. not quite there yet rosemary. it's probably a welcome to those living out there. >> yeah who wouldn't take 80 degrees or so in the summertime. we will be a little warmer today. a subtle warmup expected across the area. we have a ridge of high pressure trying to nudge in a little bit. it will be quickly replaced as we head into a cooling trend. giving you a live look outside our doors and into oakland where we are waking up with guy skies. marine layer a little more compressed due to that ridge of high pressure. that means some of us dealing with a little bit of fog in areas like santa rosa some fog reported there along the coast visibility may even be down a little bit. for today a little bit warmer. we will clear once again back to the coastline. partly cloudy skies expected for the coast. we'll see more sunshine in the city for the afternoon. yesterdays system has ejected out of the area. again it will be replaced by a second system dropping out of

the british columbia area. down a little closer to our coast believe it or not areas north of cape mendocino may see a few scattered showers by tuesday. for us it will be the cooling trend. the on shore breeze will be back. take a look at this drop from today into tomorrow we could see ten degrees of cooling maybe 15 for our coolest spots and it looks like we will bottom out on tuesday. your cloud forecast as we get through the morning we are look at clouds all the way inland beaufort as extensive as yesterday and we'll watch them pull back a little sooner this morning. still remaining off the coast but inside the bay looks mostly clear and for the afternoon it looks like we get pretty decent clearing there. santa cruz, half-moon bay into the city. temperatures outside our door this morning a lot like yesterday. a lot of 50s out there. nearing 60 degrees. by noontime a lot of 70s if you

are heading to the valley the central valley it will be a warm one by noontime. but a lot of low 70s santa rosa and napa. upper 70s near antioch. low 70s down around san jose. a few 60s into oakland. but we will continue to warm into the afternoon wide spread orange for our valley location. santa rosa and napa check into the low 80s. antioch you are looking at upper 80s to low 90. let's take a look at the afternoon highs. 82 for sonoma. eight o'clock sausalito. off to the east bay 72 in the afternoon. 87 danville. 89 expected for antioch. 83 san jose. 85 gilroy. along the peninsula there 74 san mateo. 79 menlo park. 66 in the city for today. low 60s along the coast. partly cloudy skies.

but better clearing than yesterday. there is the extended forecast. the cooling trend i gist noted for you -- i just noted for you look -- if you are 9:to the join the aids walk i'll have your forecast coming up. >> thanks rosemary. voters in monterey bay are being advised to watch out for blue whales. this is the time the whales make their way through the area to feed in the bay. the monterey area is particularly full of their preferred pray of anchovies and krill. people that get too close could face civil and criminal charges. the blue whale is endangered and the largest mammal in the world. right now more than 2,000 athletes are competing in the sonoma county iron man triathlon. it began with a 1.2-mile swim physical lowed by a 56-mile bike ride and 13-mile run.

this is a qualifying race for the iron man world championships that will be held at lake las vegas in nevada. professional skater tony hawk is coming to a san jose skate park. they will be at lake cunningham park from 11:00 to 3:30 today. fans will be able to see hawk put on a show beginning at 2:00 p.m.. today's event is to celebrate a $10,000 grant being given to the park from coca-cola. before this the park was slated to close because of the budget cuts. it was blast off this morning for a russian spacecraft. the american connection though to this new adventure in space. >> and we have a live look for you right now from the san mateo bridge. traffic looking good although it is a little gray out there. mornings on 2 will be back right after the break.

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good morning to you. a live look there from san rafael. partly to mostly cloudy skies. clearing away to blue skies for the afternoon. summer storm caught some drivers in washington state by surprise. it caused more than a foot of water to pool on i-90 near spokane yesterday. you can see drivers braved the waste deep waters going very slowly and causing traffic to back up for several hours. at this hour an american woman is heading to the international space station. >> liftoff. >> astronaut williams blasted off this morning in a sow use

rocket. she was joined by a japanese and russian oz. moe not. it's important to nasa and the u.s. because it features a joint operation with their old cold war foe russia. the coast guard says the ship slipped its anchor yesterday and began moving toward alaska aleutian islands. they were able to move it farther offshore. the coast guard said soft seabed and strong winds caused that ship to get free. a fire at a key supplier offtakes stone pipeline has caused $1.5 million in damage. it broke out at the welspun tubular plant. plant officials say they don't know how long it will take to replace broken equipment and

clean off the smoke damage to thousands of pipes. >> we have an estimate of $1.5 mall so far. but every day they are out of business i'm sure that will be a larger amount. >> it's contracted to provide hundreds of miles of pipeline for a portion of the controversial project. a proposed expansion of the keystone pipeline would carry heavy crude from alberto, canada to the gulf coast. this morning some republican lawmakers are calling on mitt romney to disclose more information about his finances. the calls from alabama governor robert bentley came after romney said he would only release his income tax returns for 2010 and 2011. romney should release all of his returns to prove he has nothing to hide and to prevent the issue from becoming a distraction during the campaign. >> we are here because this is the most important election in our lifetime and we need the

people of western pennsylvania to turn out and turn out in big numbers to support mitt romney. >> former presidential candidate rick santorum is campaigning for mitt romney. he helped open up a new campaign office in greensboro. it's the first forral campaign event he has appeared out since endorsing romney back in may. president obama is scheduled to make a stop in the key battleground spot of ohio tomorrow. the president also made a campaign spot in virginia over the weekend where he kept up his attacks on mitt romney. the president called romney a quote pioneer of outsourcing and said romney's policy ideas are outdated and discredited. >> the outcome of this election will determine not just what happens next year or the year after that but what happens for the next 20 years. >> the obama campaign has begun airing an ad that attacks romney's overseas investments and business record.

estimated 7,000 people marched in mexico city to protest the results of mexico's presidential election. andre lopez has formerly filed a petition asking mexico's court to invalidate the election results. he maintains the pri party bought votes and received preferable treatment. thousands of people packed the streets of spain for the final day of the running of the bulls. four people were treated for cuts and bruises and head concussions yesterday but no one was gourd on the last day of the festival. tens of thousands of tourists lock to that festival every year. it dates back to the 16th century but gained worldwide attention from the sun also

rises novel. a group is teaching people what to do during an emergency before an ambulance arrives. the peoples community medics held a free first aid training. organizers say it is important for people in the community to know how to take care of each other especially during crisis situations. >> what we do is we go out and we teach our people on how to save each other if they get shot, stabbed, trauma, stroke, seizures. >> they plan to offer more throughout the year. federal jury in san francisco hazarderred the maker of the blackberry to pay more than $174 million in damages to a new jersey company for patent infringement. m information sued research in motion in 2008 accusing it -- allows companies to remotely access employees cell phones. the verdict is just the latest set back for research in motion. which has seen blackberry sales

drop due to the competition from the iphone. happening now developers are working around the clock in san francisco to create the next big app. at & t mobile app hack-a-thon kicked off friday night on eighth street with a brainstorming session. attendees are working nonstop to create an app by tonight's deadline. >> if you have an app idea, you should come next time. >> the hack-a-thon is open to amateur and professional developers. south bay officials are warning the public to ignore letters offering grant deeds for their property. the santa clara county district attorneys office says residents are getting mailers offering grant deeds for $90 and suggesting the duty would help establish ownership. the district attorney says the county charges $10 for a copy of a grant deed which is rarely if ever needed because a document is recorded. experts say if you feel you

need a copy of the deed visit your county recorders website. hundreds of volunteers helped clean up the bay view hunters point neighborhood. it's all part of the program to beautify the city. they picked up trash patiented over graffiti and painted trees yesterday. the department of public work says the clean teen volunteers have donated 5,000 hours of their time. bruce springsteen gets the plug pulled on him. why officials in london were not happy with the boss. >> u.s. athletes that will compete in the olympic games the financial sacrifice they are making. >> coming up when we expect it to burn off and how much warmer we expect it to be for your afternoon.

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on the athletes many say it can be a financial burden. only a few athletes in high profile spokes typically get lucrative sports. >> it becomes a true labor of love. as someone once -- a survey by the u.s. track and field athletic association found half of the top u.s. ranking athletes in each event made less than $15,000 annually from the sport. the queen of soul may have her eye on a new gig as a judge on the show american idol. idol lost two stars this week. franklin says she has been a long-time fan of the show. idol producers have yet to comment on who will be the next judge. produce springsteen may call himself the boss but he's not above the law. during the finale of his show

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>> it looks like fun being out there. outside in the weather. and certainly rosemary has been tracking the weather that has been up and down. it looks like it will be getting a warm ever. >> sure a little bit of a roller coaster ride. we are going to see a spiral as we get into the workweek. let's focus on today. we've got mostly cloudy skies in and around the coast. parts of the bay inland areas beginning to watch it burn off along the delta and inland east bay area waking up with mostly sunny skies. you can see a few holes in the clouds. if you are by chance heading to sfo delay there is 45 minutes or so because of the low cloud cover. the winds not as strong on shore and that is going to help bring us the warmup the better clearing today. right now temperatures holding in the 50s. 57 oakland. 56 in napa. and 54 in santa rosa where over the north bay we are dealing with mostly cloudy skies. if you are heading to the aids walk today maybe to join in upper 50s in the forecast by

9:00. mostly cloudy skies. low 60s at your lunch hour. we will break away to partly cloudy for the afternoon. 66 expected with the on shore breeze for the afternoon as well. there is your extended forecast. the cool down begins tomorrow. 77 in the forecast for our valley locations. and then even cooler for tuesday. 74 we do see a slight rebound on wednesday the morning clouds will be with us throughout. low 80s still low for this time of year. meanwhile on the coast it doesn't budge a lot. breaking news to bring you getting word police just arrested a suspect that shot at a benicia police officer last night. ktvu lorraine blanco just got exclusive video from the scene and she'll bring us a live report coming up. another show down over foie gras why one man was led away in handcuffs during a protest in san francisco. ;

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we are live in vallejo where police just arrested a shooting suspect involved in an officer involved shooting last night. we'll have the latest details including exclusive video of his arrest. >> it was once considered a hot spot in berkeley but now there is a new plan of action to

revitalize that pocket of the city. >> day-time temps return to near normal but not for long. i'll have details coming up. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2 it's sunday, july 15th i'm jana katsuyama in for claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. here we are three or four weeks into summer pretty mild temperatures out there. let's get to rosemary and see how your sunday forecast is looking. >> we will be a few degrees warmer for your afternoon. we are waking up with low clouds, patchy drizzle along the coastline. temperatures very similar to how we woke up yesterday for the afternoon. we will sore just a bit above that. we will see a downward trend once again. a spiral in our afternoon temps. we'll take a look at those numbers coming up. >> breaking news right now. authorities have just taken into custody the suspect accused of shooting at a benicia police officer. they chased that suspect to the

city of vallejo. lorraine blanco has just arrived on scene with pictures you won't see anywhere else. lorraine. >> reporter: that is right. i just got off the phone with benicia police. they do confirm they have robert folster in custody right now. police have surveillance in this area of the 800 block of humboldt here in vallejo with a tip he may frequent this area. he was spotted by an officer close to 7:00 a.m.. we don't have a lot of details about his arrest yet. let's take a look at that video we just shot. we were the only station here as they arrested the shooting suspect on the 800 block of humboldt. he is now being questioned at the benicia police department. the suspect folster is from american canyon. police say he shot at a female officer just before 7:00 p.m. yesterday. she was making a routine traffic stop when she was ran the plates and realized the suspect was in a stolen vehicle. when she tried to get him out of the car he drove off and

stopped at a nearby complex and shot at the officer. she fired back, no one was hurt. here this morning in vallejo police have folster in custody. he is being questioned at the benicia police department right now. he was just transported a few minutes ago as you saw in the video right there. and after the questioning there he will be transported again and theism to solano county jail. lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are investigating two separate shootings that injured two men. the first happened around 12:30 this morning. police say the victim was also involved in a car crash before or just after the shooting. about an hour later police were called to 98th avenue one man was shot there and transported to the hospital in serious condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. a police canine chased down

a man in connection to a murder. union city police pulled over a vehicle that that belonged to a man wanted in connection to a shooting. police have not revealed which homicide is connected to this case. traffic is back to normal on the bay bridge. we want to give you a live look at the span pretty foggy there. you can see with the new bridge there just beyond traffic is moving pretty well with no problems reported. however it was very different last night when the truck spilled piles of asphalt on the upper deck of the dredge. highway patrol shut down three westbound lanes along the s- curve on the eastern span for three hours. even after the lanes reopened traffic remained backed up all the way into berkeley. berkeley city leaders want to make telegraph avenue a hot spot once again. business has been slow recently. a poll of uc berkeley students

say they would shop there more often if there were fewer panhandlers and fewer empty store fronts. at least four are still empty because of a fire last november. this morning the lob robbers -- this morning the robbers fire has destroyed one house and threatening 170. the fire has burned more than 1900-acres in a heavily wooded area northeast of sacramento. they have called in national guard helicopters to knock down the flames. >> because this fire is burning in such a remote area. the helicopters will be critical to get the hot spots out. nine firefighters have been hurt fighting the flames. the fire is 20% contained. a group of people that had been camping out at oakland lake view elementary school have another demonstration scheduled for today. the group of parents and protestors have been add lake

view elementary since late june. today at 5:00 the group is holding an event across the street from the school at splash pad park. they say they will plan the next step of their fight against the oakland school district. the group is upset over the closure of lake view and four other oakland schools. tomorrow morning napa social security administration office will be the site of a nurse in. it comes aft they say a woman was asked to to leave the building by a security guard because she was breast-feeding. but the moms group says the law allows breast-feeding in federal buildings. animal rights activists are furious over a legal loophole on the ban on the sell of foie gras. >> what law am i breaking? i have if be breaking a law to be arrested. >> last night u.s. park police arrested a protestor for

disorderly conduct outside the social club in san francisco. a group of demonstrators picketed the rest aunt as they continue to -- restaurant as they continue to offer the foie gras in the form of $20 slider. >> they are trying to evade enforcement but it's not going to work. they are not a sovereign nation. >> it's a guiltiy pleasure. it's something you have to try at least once. >> restaurant management declined an interview be the owner says bucking the ban is a business decision. protestors say they are promising more demonstrations. the state or u.s. attorney general could issue an opinion on the federal exexemption. annual rafters gone wild party got a little too wild when dozens of fights broke out. according to the sacramento beat dozens of people began hitting each other with paddles. some of the people apparently threw rocks at fire and rescue boats. no one was seriously hurt. in just under two hours

congresswoman barbara lee will officially open this years aids walk in san francisco. this is video of last years walk. congresswoman lee has been a global leader against hiv aids and worked to establish a u.s. strategy against the disease. today's walk begins and ends at sharon meadow in golden gate park. >> good morning, to you. a minor warmup in store for your sunday. a live look from san francisco you can see the transamerica building there. a little tough to see out over the bay. the marine layer squashed just a little bit as a ridge of high pressure temporarily moves in to help us out. your pacific satellite view you can see it right about here. it will not make a huge difference in our weather pattern. for today subtle change is in store. we have another system dropping outs of the right along the coast of d.c.. it will deepen along the west coast here. as it does it will bring us a

cooling trend as early as tomorrow. for today a few degrees warmer. clearing to the coast. we will see that burn off for the inland valleys and see breaks in the clouds this morning. the on shore breeze is with us but not as strong. it's a lot weaker this morning. we are seeing it in the hills. your afternoon highs for today upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay and 80s to near 90 degrees for some of our hottest spots. your forecast here notice the burnoff by 9:00 or 10:00. already looking at mostly sunny skies. along the coast it will hang out. half-moon bay down into santa cruz will be mostly clear. and just outside the gate we are looking pretty good at golden gate park for the aids festivities. an event going on today. the temperatures outside your door a loot like yesterday. slightly warmer in some areas. 59 fairfield. 56 in napa.

55 san francisco. upper 50s in mountain view. mid r50s san jose. going to see the giants play today. it will be a nice day. partly cloudy skies. we looking at 63 right about game time and warming to the mid to upper 60s for the second half of the afternoon. 75 expected for san rafael. 78 for novato. inland you go it warms up. 90 degrees expected for brentwood. on average these numbers three to six degrees warmer. 66 in the city for the afternoon. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in pacifica and 60 for you. san mateo -- 74 san mateo. 67 with partly cloudy mostly clear skies in santa cruz. there is the extended forecast. the trough going to bring us the cooler weather once again. numbers slipping back into the low 70s by tuesday. do you see that? partly cloudy skies in the

forecast. by wednesday we do get a slight bump there and into thursday low 80s. still below normal for mid july. but we will get back to the seasonal averages by friday and into next weekend. i'll have your lunchtime numbers coming up. joe paterno's family speaks out. what the family is saying about a controversial retirement package paterno negotiated. >> syria in the state of civil war. what humanitarian organization is saying about the conflict on the reports of a massacre. >> let's give you a live look outside. that is 280 in san jose and it looks absolutely fantastic on this sunday morning. in fact, looking at chp traffic page just a couple fender benders. nothing boy report on this july 15th summer just flying by. 8:11 on the clock. you're watching mornings on 2. , you can always have less, but i like having a lot more a lot more than having a lot less. and the more more i have, the more i like having more.

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good morning, to you a live look at the partly cloudy to mostly clear skies over bay point this morning. a nice warmup in store for your afternoon. >> a san francisco man is recovering after getting hit by a car and then beaten up. the attack happened early friday morning on the 3300 block of 18th street in the mission district. the victim was first struck by a silver sedan. after he crawled to the sidewalk several people got out of the car and punched him. it's unclear what prompted the attack. the 35-year-old victim suffered a broken harm and leg-- arm

and leg. a money knee protest is expected in the bay view district. it includes a group of women who says their sons were shot and killed by police. tomorrow morning marks the first anniversary of the death of kenneth harding. officers claim harding shot himself. the protest threatened several main muni lines. two more suspects have been arrested for attempted burglary in burlingame. on friday a woman saw a group of men walk into her neighbors backyard on easton drive. when police arrived officers say the men ran from the scene. two suspects were arrested that day and the other two were caught yesterday. police say the group had stolen property and other burglars and driving a stolen car when they were arrested. tomorrow marks four months since sierra lamar vanished from her morgan hill home. they canvassed several areas hoping to find any signs of the

missing teenager. while the search turned up nothing the event was useful for children is. >> his just feel like it's just too easy for them to get hurt and too easy for them to be taken away or something horrific happen to them. >> the polly class kids foundation handed out child safety kits including tips to child safety. fast food worker in texas will spend the next 22 years in prison for selling child pornography at the drive through of a wendy's. 36-year-old juan rosa confessed to the crime. he had been under surveillanceceps last summer when child -- surveillance since last summer when child porn was found on his computer. if they gave the password cooky doo he would slip -- scooby doo

he would slip a usb into their french fry. >> there were children involved in other sex acts with children induments. >> he down loaded the videos but did not film them himselfs. the family of joe paterno is responding to new attacks on the coach's reputation. he secretly negotiated a retirement package with penn state the same month he testified before a grand jury in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. the $5.5 million deal included a $3 million bonus and perks including the use of the schools private plane. paterno's family insists it was school administrators that suggested the retirement package. and they say some benefits such as the plane were in paterno's previous contracts. a mural near the city honoring the late football coach has been altered in light of the scandal. an artist initially added a halo on top of paterno's head

after his death in january. but the artist has just removed that halo and put a blue ribbon on paterno's coat showing support for child abuse victims. a soldier in fort bragg that shot and killed his commander and then himself was a day away from being sentenced for assault. 27-year-old army specialist ricky elder -- a judge in kansas formerly dismissed the case against elder that died last month. new this morning the red cross considers the conflict in syria to be a civil war. that means international humanitarian law applies throughout the country. the announcement coms after a massacre on thursday. syria's regime say what is happened in that village was the result of clashes with rebels and not a massacre. at least 220 people died in the

attack. u.n. observers have not confirmed that number but they have found evidence of burned out homes and mass graves. new this morning a bus on a hindu pilgrimage crashes. it skidded off the highway and plunged into a river near southern nepal. the bus was so full there were passengers riding on top of the roof. they were heading from india to a temple west of kathmandu. it was carrying about 75 people. 38 bodies have been recovered so far. italian man paid a special attribute to his wife that died in the costa concordia wreck. his wife was traveling with their daughter on the cruise and insisted the girl leave on one of the first lifeboats. she is one of the two passengers who's bodies have not been found. 32 people died when the ship sank off the coast of italy. a surfer was killed by a shark in western australia.

the fifth shark attack there in less than a year. the most recent happened yesterday near wedge island about 100 miles north of purse. 24-year-old ben lyndon was surfing with friends when he was attacked by what a witness describes as a great white. >> i raced to grab the body and the shark tried to knock me off. >> bait lines are in the water near the attack site to catch the shark. s if caught it will be killed. beaches in the area remain closed. warning signs are posted auspices mall beach after they spotted a shark there. >> did you notice that sign? >> i did and i saw it. >> surfer saw a 12-foot shark about 150 yards offshore. warning signs are expected to stay up until later today unless there is another shark sighting. plus they wanted to take flight with just lawn chairs

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the reno sparks convention has voted to put $75,000 word the reno national air championship races so

organizers can afford their insurance. insurance premiums for the event jumped to $2 million after a crash last september skilled a pie not and ten people -- pilot and ten people on the ground. race officials say $1 million has been raised so far. the premium must be paid before the september 1st deadline or that event will be canceled. the journey is over for those who plan to make a tandem balloon lawn chair flight. they took off from a gas station in oregon. they were in lawn chairs that had 350 helium balloons attacked to them. they hoped to make it all the way to montana but seven hours into their flight thunderstorms forced them to make a hard landing. >> you can set a kleenex on your lap and it doesn't fly off. it's a beautiful feeling. >> the men say though their contraption floated away as they crammabled out of them.

a flight tracking website shows the chairs continuing east across oregon. >> i wonder where they are going to land. >> i don't know. they are huge helium balloons. >> i'm going to do a hot air balloon. you? >> not interested in doing that. >> you jump out of planes but no balloon. exactly. [ laughter ] we have a nice day in store for you. a little warmer if that is what you are looking for. outside our doors this morning could look a little soupier. we have the marine layer. it's not as deep but it's more compressed. when that happens, we get fog to well near the ground and so could even be a visibility issue along some of the coastal highways. through your 8:00 hour we are halfway through already. low 50s to low 60s outside our door right now. if you are stepping out to the farmers market get morning breakfast. noontime numbers upper 50s. mostly cloudy skies. mid to upper 70s for our inland

warmer spots. and for the afternoon our hottest spots will be right around 90 degrees. getting back to the seasonal average in some cases but not above it. 80 degrees napa. 80 santa rosa today. 79 for fremont. 83 san jose. close to the coast it's a cool day once again pacifica partly to mostly cloudy skies. 60 there. we looking at good afternoon clearing. maybe all the way north up into half-moon bay. your extended forecast a cooling trend will begin as early as tomorrow. the marine layer will thicken up the on shore breeze will be back in full force. mid to upper 70s in the forecast for the afternoon for our warmest spots. even cooler on tuesday. we get to a slow rebound on wednesday. and then back into the low 80s by thursday. meanwhile along the coast hovering right around the low 60 mark. back to you. >> looking good. appreciate it. for the first time this year the west nile virus has been detected in contra costa

county. two infected crows and two mosquito samples were found at locations in brentwood and pleasant hill. health officials say people attending corn fest in brentwood today should put on insect repellent. the west nile virus infected three people in contra costa county last year. they have dropped a proposal that would require large livestock farms to report how they would handle waste. it will collect the information from other sources instead. concentrated animal feeding operations can generate tons of waste. environmentalist push for the proposed rule but industry groups threaten to sue if it was adopted. man hunt forces the closure of part of a busy interstate in sacramento. what police were looking for and why they believe he may have been armed by a machine gun. >> a man accused of shooting at a police officer is in custody. we have exclusive video and we'll have a live report come from the scene. ♪

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a man accused of shooting at a north bay police officer taken into custody. exclusive pictures of the arrest within the past hour. good morning, and welcome back to mornings on 2 i'm jana katsuyama in for claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. breaking news this sunday morning. police have taken into custody a suspect accused of shooting at a benicia police officer. the arrest happened one hour ago in the city of vallejo. lorraine blanco is live there right now. lorraine. >> mike, police just left here a few minutes ago. they had a metal detector and looking for the suspects weapon. over there in that ivy you see

here on that fence. a police officer on scene told me that is where the suspect was hiding. here's a look at exclusive video of officers arresting 22- year-old robert flores folster. investigators had surveillance this n this area because a tip he may frequent it. folster was spotted by a vallejo officer around 7:00 a.m. this morning. she was making a routine traffic stop on rose drive in benicia when she ran the plates and realized the suspect was driving a stolen vehicle. when she dried to get him out of that car he drove off and shot at the officer. she fired back no one was hit. police say folster fled on foot. benicia police have obtained a $1 million arrest wash this morning for robert folster. after they questioned him at the police department he will be transforted to solano county jail. reporting live in vallejo lorraine blanco. a sacramento area highway

has reopened following a man hunt for a suspect in the shots fired call. the chp closed part of interstate 80 yesterday afternoon after receiving a call about a man firing a machine gun in a west sacramento warehouse. officers reopened the roadway after they were unable to locate the man. >> this morning investigators are look into the cause of a small plane crash in novato. it happened just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. a student pilot reported having engine trouble just before he skidded off the runway and into a nearby marsh. >> there were several other pilots in the area that either heard or witnessed the incident. rushed over. lifted the rear of the aircraft up off the ground and that allowed the pilot to escape the aircraft. a three-year-old girl is recovering after falling out of a second story apartment window in fremont. the accident happened yesterday morning at the water stone at

fremont apartments on fremont boulevard. police say the girl was on a bed and leaned against a window screen that gave way. that caused her to fall to the concrete below. she was rushed to the hospital and kept for observation. amazingly here police say the girl had few caughts and bruises not serious rehurt. the highway patrol says road rage may have caused a firey crash that killed a santa rosa man. the crash happened on hall road just west of irwin lane in santa rosa yesterday afternoon. investigators say a woman was chasing a motorcycle at a high rate of speed when she lost control and hit a lexus and then another car. a second car overturned and caught fire killing a 55-year- old man. investigators say alcohol or drugs may have played a role in that crash. a 26-year-old petaluma woman is in jail this morning accused of trying to carjack two people. ashley barnes was approaching people yesterday in the parking lot of a supermarket. she walked up to two different

people. said she had a gun and demanded their vehicles. both people refused and ran away to call police. police say barnes was on probation out of sonoma county for possession of a loaded firearm. bail has been set at $15,000. san mateo county will soon have a new jail. but not everyone is happy about it. a small group of protestors demonstrated in redwood city yesterday at the site of the county's newly approved jail. the $155 million to build the jail and $40 million to run it annually should be instead used on education and community resources. i think if they do on this we are committing the resources we need to educate our children to the confinement of their parents. >> we want to put in programs greater programs we can do now because of the major crowding and see if we can do the wrap around services to help people

rehabilitate and get out on their own and do well in the community. >> the jail has been in the planning stages for seven years and scheduled to open in 2015. it has been nearly 24 years but a california fugitive is in police custody. 45-year-old vincent walters was captured in new mexico he was found selling timeshares. he is the u.s. marshals 15th most wanted fugitive. he was wanted for the kidnapping and murder for a woman in san diego and facing drug and weapons charges. they are trying to negotiate the release of three kidnapping victims. two of them are american citizens. they were riding on a bus from egypt to israel when tribesmen boarded the vehicle and took them hostage. one of the victims is bost tan pastor michael lewis. his congregation yesterday held a service praying for his safety. >> we ask that everybody pray for not only the safe return of

our reverend michael lewis but the safe return of everybody that is also with him. >> the kidnappers say they want a relative released from egyptian prison that is being held on drug charges. hillary clinton is meeting with the head of egypt's army that just announced he will not allow the new civilian government to dominate the country. clinton is trying to if de fuse the situation. clinton met with the newly elected president yesterday. she told him the obama administration will do all they can to support egypt's transition to democracy. >> the united states supports the full transition to civilian rule with all that entails. and somewhere commended this for representing the egyptian people in the revolution. >> secretary clinton compared egypt to syria and praised cairo for conducting a fair

election in contrast to the violence going on. many egyptians remain suspicious of the egyptian military. they are holding large protest against the obama administration. they chanted say it loudly don't be afraid the military must go. they also held signs that red -- that read clinton stay away you are not welcome here. compensation and funding cuts are expected to top the agenda when the california state university governing board meets in long beach this week. cal state leaders are expected to vote on a plan that would freeze publicly funded pay for new university presidents. the plan is controversial because campus foundations would still be allowed to boost president salaries up to 10%. trustees will also discuss several contingencies if governor jerry brown tax initiatives fail. starting january 1st california drivers will be

allowed to text behind the wheel but with some restrictions. under a new law signed by governor jerry brown drivers will be able to send messages but only if they are using a hands free device. this will be the first time californians will be able to text while driving since it was outlawed more than three years ago. there is another change in traffic law that may be a welcome by many, many drivers. it will be legal to park at broken parking meters for the posted time limit. that means you can't get automatically ticketed if you are at a busted meter. >> good morning, to you. afternoon highs will warm a tad for your sunday giving you a live look from san rafael. you can see plenty of low cloud cover out there. stretching well inland once again but it's not as deep. and it is going to burn off a little bit quicker. yesterday's system has now ejected out of the area. that is going to allow for the warmup as well as better

clearing at the coastline. it will be replaced though. we have another trough that will be moving in and around the coastline bringing even a slight chance for rain to cape mendocino. but for us it will bring us a very big cool down. take a look at the spiral expected from today into tomorrow. some of our warmer spots will get near 90 degrees today. we'll be sitting in the upper 70s by tomorrow and low 70s in the forecast for tuesday. this morning we've got mostly clear skies in and along the delta. fairfield, concord, antioch mostly blue skies overhead. we are looking at fog along the coastline. it's very soupy so to speak. it's a little closer to the ground. a little thicker so it would seem. visibility could be tough out there. we are still seeing delays at sfo. it will burn back. about 11:00 this morning and it looks like already outside of the bay and just along the coastline. mostly clear skies right around half-moon bay. santa cruz mostly clear for you

today could stay thick right around the approach and golden gate there and along pacifica we could see partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. elsewhere it will be sunny. it will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday. 59-degrees in fairfield. 59 concord. low 50s san rafael. we showed you san rafael just a moment ago. 55 in santa rosa. even a little bit of fog in santa rosa this morning. we are beginning to see a little breaks in the clouds. 80 degrees for santa rosa this afternoon. 75 san rafael. 68 for sausalito. how about the east bay? 71 san leandro. upper 70s castro valley. into the 80s danville and pleasanton. upper 80s for livermore. and hitting the 90-degree mark in brentwood. 83 for san jose. 80 degrees santa clara. along the peninsula it will be a pleasant day for you. 79 menlo park. 79 for palo alto. slightly warmer in the city for

the afternoon. 66 the extended forecast. there is the cooling trend. all the way through about wednesday. we bump back in the low 80s on thursday. overall a cool pattern for mid july. if you are going out to the aids walk in the city for today, i'll have that forecast coming up. right now more than 2,000 people are taking on the sonoma county iron man triathlon. the event began at 6:30 this morning with a 1.2-mile swim in the russian river. this will be followed by a 56- mile bike ride and 13-mile run. organizers say they will fill the roads in the russian river, and alexander if. this is the qualifying race for the iron man world championships held at lake las vegas in nevada. a skate boarding legend is bringing his skills to a skate park. tony hawk will be add lake cunningham park from 11:00 this morning until 3:30 this afternoon. fans will also be able to see hawk put on a show beginning at

2:00 p.m.. today's event is to celebrate a $10,000 grant being given to the park from coca-cola. before this park was slated to close because of budget cuts. great to see that up and running. >> yes. he's really amazing. competing in olympics doesn't take a toll on athletes bodies. >> first let's give you a live look outside. that is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. smooth sailing now but could pick up over the next hour or two. 1:05 first pitch. time now 8:42. púwnw

good morning, to you. a live look there and a mix of sunshine and clouds over the san jose airport. san jose airport no delays. summer storm caught some drivers in washington state by surprise. the sudden downpour of rain and hail caused more than a foot of water to pull on i-90 near spokane yesterday. you can see drivers braved the waste deep water very slowly causing traffic to back up in some areas for several hours. at this hour an american woman is heading to the international

space station. >> three, two, one. liftoff. >> astronaut william blasted off in soyuz rocket over kazakhstan. it will take two days before they reach the space station which is currently orbiting up to 255 miles above the earth. the mission is important to nasa and the u.s. because it features a joint operation with the cold war foe russia. a shell oil ship is safely secure after breaking free and getting dangerously close to the alaskan coastline. the coast guard said the ship slipped the anchor and began moving toward the aleutian islands. the coast guard says a soft seabed and strong winds caused the ship to break free. eventually they will head offshore for drilling duty. a fire at a key supplier

for the keystone oil pipeline project has caused $1.5 million in damage. it broke autothe the welspun plant. it was contained to a single room deep within the plant. plant officials say they do not know how long it will take to replace broken equipment and clean off the spoke damage to thousands of pipes. >> we got an estimate of $1.5 so far. every day they are out of business i'm sure that will be a larger amount. >> they are contracted to provide hundreds of miles of pipeline for the portion of the controversial project. it could carry heavy crude from alberto canada to the gulf coast. this morning some republican lawmakers are calling on mitt romney to disclose more information about his finances. those calls from alabama governor robert bentley only after romney said he would only release his income tax returns

for 2010 and 2011. bentley says romney should release all his returns to prove he has nothing to hide and prevent the issue from becoming a distraction during the campaign. >> we are here because this is the most important election in our lifetime. and we need the people of western pennsylvania to turn out and turn out in big numbers to support mitt romney. >> former presidential candidate rick santorum is campaigns for mitt romney. santorum helped open a new campaign office for romney yesterday in greensburg, pennsylvania. telling supporters romney is the right person to lead the country. that's the first campaign event he has appeared at since endorsing romney back in may. obama will be in ohio tomorrow. then he will head to texas. he also made a campaign stop in virginia over the weekend where he kept up his attacks on mitt romney. resident called romney quote a pioneer of outsourcing and said romney's policy ideas are outdated and discredited.

>> the outcome of this election will determine not just what happens next year or the year after that but happens for the next 20 years. >> the obama campaign is also begun airing an attack ad that attacks romney's overseas investments and business record. estimated 7,000 people marched in mexico city this weekend to protest the results of mexico's presidential election. left is presidential candidate andres oh braider has filed a petition. oh braider maintains the pri party bought votes and received presidential treatment -- preferable treatment. competing in the olympics just doesn't take a to physically on the athletes but it could be a financial burden. only a few athletes in high

profile sports get contracts when they return home from the games. most must juggle part-time jobs with their training. >> it becomes a true labor of love. and some say -- >> they found about half of the top u.s. ranking athletes in each event made less than $15,000 annually from the sport. thousands of people packed the streets of spain for the final day of the running of the bulls. four were treated but no one was gored on that last day of the festival. tens of thousands of tourists flock to the festival every year. it dates back to the 16th century but gained world-wide attention from herming way's novel the zonules rises. people are hoping to teach people what to do in an emergency before an ambulance arrives. they held a free first aid training yesterday. organizers say it's important

for people in the community to know how to take care of each other especially during crisis situations. >> what we do is we go out and we teach our people on how to save each other as they get shot, stabbed, trauma, stroke, seizures and things of that nature. >> instructors plan to offer more of the emergency triage training throughout the year. happening now developers are working around the clock in san francisco to create the next big app. at & t mobile app hack-a-thon kicked off friday night with a brainstorming session. attendees are now working nonstop to create an app by tonight's deadline. >> if you have an app idea, you should come next time. check it out. maybe you can find the team that will build up that app you are looking for. >> the hack-a-thon is open to a mature and professional developers. you can't fight city hall even if you are one of the most successful musicians in the world. we'll show you what happened

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hundreds of dead penguins are washing up on the brazilian coast. officials say it is not unusual for the penguins to be in the

area as they head to their feeding grounds. however they don't know what is killing them. they hope to have the results of an investigation within the next month. the queen of soul may have her eye on a new gig as a new judge on american idol. aretha franklin says she is interested in joining the show. idol lost two shows this week when steven tyler and jennifer lopez announced they would not be returning next season. idol producers have yet to comment rob the next judge. bruce springsteen may call himself the boss but he is not above the law. concert organizers cut the power mid song. spring seen and his band were playing a cover of twist and shot with paul mccartney when the audio went out. they tweeted it ran over a

10:30:00 p.m. curfew. >> i would be lividded. especially with mccartney on stage. it happens i guess. at least in london. >> it does. they were sticking to the time code. >> giants this afternoon. aids walk this afternoon. we want to turn to rosemary foggy in the city but you are talking about the potential for sunshine. >> yes we are looking at better clearing for today. on shore breeze is weaker. before being replaced by another trough that will cool us down. taking a look at your current winds and the fog you can see in and around the east bay we are looking at mostly clear skies. at least inner east bay. it's still pretty thick and foggy right around the bay as well as the coastline this morning. a little bit of patchy drizzle. notice the winds the on shore breeze is a weak one. in and around mt. diablo we are noticing a north easterly breeze. there are also indicators that on shore breeze indicating.

for today the aids walk later this morning. coming upright around the corner. 57 degrees at the 9:00 hour. 62 at lunchtime. and 66 at 3:00 in the afternoon. anywhere from 3-six degrees of warming on average. we are watching the fog burn back a little earlier. better clearing expected as early tomorrow. upper 70s in the forecast for our warmest spots. low 70s on tuesday. a slight little build back in on wednesday. 76 will be the average and warmer on thursday. back to you. the giants hit the road this week. off to atlanta and philly but first they will try to sweep the astros. timeliness cull on the hill need -- tim lincecum on the hill and needing a solid outing. but lincecum does not get the win. santiago having a rough stretch. giving up two in the ninth inning. we'll have to play three more. this is the 12th.

bottom of the first. hector slapping one in left field. the dodgers lose and that is good news because the giants are now in first. the oakland a's going after their second straight win. and they got it. top one chris carter in the box and that is a three run shot to left. his fourth of the year. 4-0a's early. home run highlights are pretty fun to see. how about another one. in the third goes opposite way and deep. that is a two run shot. the a's win easily 9-3 and they are now inching up on the wild card. >> pretty exciting stuff. we are tracking an overnight shooting in east palo alto. >> he's accused of shooting at a bay area police officer. the exclusive pictures of this mornings arrest. stay tuned for a new hour of mornings on 2.

police have a suspect in custody in connection with an officer-involved shooting and search last night. we will show you exclusive video of his arrest and have the latest details on the case. reigniting a former berkeley hot spot. the new plan of action to bring telegraph avenue back to life. and a muni protest scheduled for tomorrow morning. what this means possibly for your monday morning commute.

complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. sunday july 15th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm jane in for claudine wong. let's hop over to rosemary where she has been looking at the weather and looking at sunshine out there. >> we are beginning to see it. slight bump in our afternoon highs today, anywhere from three to 6 degrees expected. san francisco 64 yesterday, 66 expected today. 77 santa rosa yesterday, 80 for today. low 80s for the afternoon, san jose, mid to upper 80s for some of our inland areas. take a broader look around and take a look at your current conditions coming up. we begin with this morning's developing news. we were on the scene in vallejo when police arrested the man they have been looking for since last night. he is accused of shooting at a police officer. ktvu's lorraine blanco just arriving at the scene.

>> reporter: we just moved here to the police department because this is where detectives right now are questioning the 22-year-old suspect. now, we have been on this all morning working the story and we were the only station there as police arrested the suspect in vallejo. take a look at that video. this is exclusive video of officers arresting 22-year-old robert flores fullster. he blew a kiss to the camera as we approached him. according to police investigators have surveillance in this area near the 800 block of humboldt and vallejo because of a tip. he was spotted by an officer close to 7:00 a.m. this morning. about 12 hours before, police say fullster shot at a female officer when she was making a routine traffic stop in vaneesha. she ran the plates and realized the suspect was in a stolen vehicle. when she tried to get him out of that car, he drove off, stopped at a nearby condo complex and shot at her vehicle. she fired back, no one was hit but fullster fled on food. police obtained a $1 million arrest warrant this morning for

robert fullster. after they question him here at the police department he will be transported to the solano county jail. we did just talk with the police department. we should be able to interview him for our next time we see you at about 9:45. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. we are tracking overnight news in east palo alto where police are investigating the shooting that injured a 19-year- old man there. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on azalea drive. the shooting victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg. anyone with information about this shooting is asked to contact the east palo alto police department. oakland police investigating two separate shootings that injured two men. the first happened around 12:30 this morning near the intersection of foothill avenue and havens court boulevard. police say the victim was also involved in a car crash just before or after the shooting. about an hour later, police were called to 98th avenue, one

man was shot there and transported to the hospital in serious condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. and union city police k-9 chased down a man wanted for questioning in a homicide. it happened last night near a massage parlor on smith street. union city police pulled over a vehicle that was registered to a person wanted for questioning in a san francisco homicide. officers say he got out and tried to run away and that's when the police dog found him hiding out. police have not revealed which homicide he is connected to in this case. animal rights activists are furious over a legal loophole in california's ban on the sale of foie gras. >> what law am i breaking? i have to be breaking a law to be arrested. >> last night u.s. park police arrested a protest for disorderly conduct outside the presidio social club in san francisco. a group of demonstrators picketed the restaurant as it continues to offer fuquay in the form -- foie gras in the

form of $20 sliders. >> they are trying to evade enforcement but it's not going to work. they are not a sovereign nation. >> it's a guilty pleasure. it's something you have to at least try once so -- >> restaurant management declined an interview but the owner says bucking the ban is a business decision. protesters say they are promising more demonstrations. the state or u.s. attorney general could issue on an opinion for a federal exemption. berkeley city leaders and business owners want to make telegraph avenue a hot spot once again. business has been slow recently. a poll of uc berkley students found they would shop on telegraph more often if there were fewer panhandlers and fewer empty storefronts. at least four storefronts still empty because of a fire last november. the city council will have recommendations for improvements in september. later today the lakeview sit-in will continue their fight to keep schools open.

the group is upset over the closures of schools. they began camping out at lakeview elementary school in mid-june. on july 1st police raided the camp and arrested two people. today the group is holding an event across the street from the school. they say they will plan the next step of their fight against the oakland school district. a sacramento area highway has reopened following a man hunt for a suspect in the shots fired call. the chp closed part of interstate 80 yesterday afternoon after receiving a call about a man firing a machine gun in a west sacramento warehouse. officers reopened the roadway after they were unable to locate the man. this morning the robbers fire has destroyed one house in prosser county and still threatening another 170. the fire burned more than 1900 acres in a heavily wooded area of the county about 15 miles northeast of sacramento. governor brown called in national guard helicopters to knock down the flames.

so far at least 300 residents have been evacuated. >> because this fire is burning in such a remote area, those helicopters are going to be critical right now to get the hot spots out. >> nine firefighters have been hurt fighting the flames. the fire is now 20% contained. in just about 45 minutes, opening ceremonies begin for this year's aids walk in san francisco. this is video of last year's walk at 9:45 oakland congresswoman barbara lee will kick off the event. she has been a global leader against hiv/aids and worked to have a strategy against hiv/aids. good morning to you. mostly clear skies expected later this morning. at this hour, still plenty of gray over the city. at this time temperatures holding in the mid to upper 50s in most cases, a few low 60s out there this morning and slightly warmer than we were 24 hours ago. pacific satellite view showing what's going on overhead.

up above the low clouds we have mostly clear skies. yesterday's system that brought us the cool weather in many cases now off to the northeast. we do have another system that will be dropping in bringing us a bigger cooling trend as we start the workweek, but for today it's going to hold off. we have just a small little ridge out over the pacific that will help to warm us up ever so slightly for your afternoon. the forecast here shows you we are still partly to mostly cloudy over parts of the north bay, inner east bay clearing out good, still have clouds up along the east bay and inside the bay right along the coastline it's going to take until early afternoon for some of us to see that thinning out there. it's 11:00, notice mostly clear skies almost everywhere. the ride along the coastline hugging the coastline outside the golden gate. the aids event walk should be nice out there, partly cloudy skies expected after about noontime. we are going to remain with partly to mostly cloudy skies near ocean beach as well as near pacifica for today and then into the evening hours,

now 8:00 or so, sun setting at 8:13, the fog and low clouds moving back into the bay and across to the east bay. morning numbers, outside your door, widespread 50s along the coast, 60s elsewhere and nearing 70 degrees for some of our warmer spots as you get closer and into the valleys. by noontime, if you're headed to the central valley going to be a warm day, meanwhile, here in our local valleys, low 70s santa rosa, napa, upper 70s to near 80 degrees near antioch, down into san jose your lunchtime numbers right about 73 degrees or so. if you're headed to see the giants play today, it's going to be a nice day, partly cloudy skies, a little cool, 63, the onshore breeze will be with us for the afternoon but it's not as strong as what we felt yesterday. game time about 1:05, 66 expected at high time. forecast highs around the area for today, in the city as we mentioned, 66, 60 at pacifica with partly cloudy skies. you go across to the east bay, 72 for oakland, you go inland, 86 concord, 89 for antioch, meanwhile over the north bay it's a great day to be hanging

out in santa rosa, 80 degrees expected for you today, 83 in san jose, 86 morgan hill, 84 for los gatos. along the peninsula nice and mild, 79 for areas right around redwood city. the extended forecast there, the cooling trend is early -- as early as tomorrow, 77 the forecasted high, dipping back into the low 70s by tuesday and then we warm slightly on wednesday with a bigger warmup on thursday. back to the desk. a muni protest is set for tomorrow morning in san francisco's bayview district. demonstrators include a group of women who say their sons were shot and killed by police. tomorrow marks the anniversary of the death of kenneth harding in san francisco. muni called police after he did not pay his fare. that dispute escalated into a shooting and officers claim harding shot himself. the protest could threaten several main muni lines that carry 70,000 passengers daily. traffic on the bay bridge is back to normal this morning. however, it was quite a different story last night. a truck spilled piles of

asphalt on the upper deck of the bridge. highway patrol shut down three westbound lanes along the s curves for some three hours. but even after the lanes reopened, traffic remained backed up all the way to berkeley. there were delays of more than an hour trying to get into san francisco but as you can see right now, that is no longer the case. traffic is moving smoothly across the bay bridge this sunday morning. no problems to report to you as you head into san francisco. the conflict in syria continues to escalate. the new declaration by the red cross after the massacre that killed hundreds of people. and an arrest at a wendy's restaurant after one worker is accused of serving up more than just food. @(

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not a massacre. u.s. observers say they have found evidence of burned-out homes and mass graves. rescuers looking for survivors of a bus crash in southern nepal near the indian border. the bus was overcrowded and some passengers were riding on the roof. they were hindu pilgrims headed to india to a temp west of kathmandu. the bus carrying 75 people. 38 bodies recovered so far. this morning hillary clinton is meeting with the head of egypt's army who just announced he will not allow the new civilian government to dominate the country. clinton is trying to defuse the -- diffuse the situation and hoping both sides can work together. secretary clinton met with the newly elected president yesterday as she told the president the obama administration will do all it can do support egypt's transition to democracy. >> the united states supports the full transition to civilian rule with all that entails, and we have commended the staff for

representing the egyptian people in the revolution. >> clinton compared egypt to syria and praised cairo for conducting a fair election in contrast to the violence going on under the syrian regime. many egyptians remain suspicious of the egyptian military during secretary clinton's visit. they are holding large protests against the obama administration and the egyptian army. they chanted quote say it loudly, don't be afraid. the military must go. they also held signs that read clinton, stay away, you are not welcome here. the egyptian government says it is trying to negotiate the release of three kidnapping victims. two of them are american citizens. they were riding on a bus from egypt to israel when some tribesmen boarded the vehicle and took them hostage. one of the victims is boston pastor michael lewis. his congregation yesterday held

a service praying for his safety. >> we ask that everybody pray for not only the safe return of reverend mike lewis but safe return of everybody that is also with him. >> the kidnappers say they want a relative released from egyptian president who is currently held on drug charges. the family of joe paterno is responding to new attacks on the coach's reputation. the new york times is reporting the coach secretly negotiated a retirement package with penn state the same month he testified before a grand jury in the jerry sandusky sexual abuse case. the 5 1/2 million dollar deal included a $3 million bonus and perks including use of the school's private plane. paterno's family insists it was the university administrators who suggested the retirement package and they say some benefits such as the plane were in paterno's previous contracts. a mural near the university honoring the late football coach has been altered in light of the scandal. an artist initially added a

halo on top of coach paterno's head after his death in january but the artist has just removed that halo and has now put a blue ribbon on paterno's coat, representing support for child abuse victims. a mural having sandusky was removed a month ago. apolice say 36-year-old juan rosa confessed to a crime. he had been under surveillance since last summer when child porn was found on his computer. investigators say rosa sold the child porn to people he found on the internet if they gave the password scooby-doo, he would slip a memory card into their french fries for $50. >> there was children on those files between the ages of eight and 12 involved in sex acts with other children and adults. >> investigators believe rosa downloaded the pornographic videos but did not film them

himself. a 3-year-old girl is recovering today after falling out of a second story apartment window in fremont. that accident happened yesterday morning at the waterstone at fremont apartments on fremont boulevard. police say the young girl was on a bed and leaned against a window screen that gave way causing her to fall to the concrete below. she was transported to the hospital and kept for observation. police say the girl had a few cuts and bruises but was not seriously hurt. this morning investigators are looking into the cause of a small plane crash in novato. it happened just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon near noss field. authorities say a student pilot reported having engine trouble before he skidded off the runway and into a nearby marsh. >> there were several other pilots in the area that either heard or witnessed the incident, rushed over, lifted the rear of the aircraft up off the ground and was -- that allowed the pilot to exit the aircraft. >> the student pilot has only

minor injuries. airport operations at gnoss field have returned to normal. the reno convention authority voted to put money towards the air races so organizers can afford their insurance premiums for the event jumped to $2 million after cash last september killed a pilot and 10 people on the ground. race officials say about a million dollars has been raised so far. the premium must be paid before september 1st. that deadline or the event will be cancelled. the journey is over for two men who hope to make a tandem lawn chair balloon flight from oregon to montana but their lawn chairs apparently are continuing the trip without them. the men took off yesterday morning from a gas station in bend, oregon. they were in lawn chairs that had 350 helium balloons attached. the men had hoped to make it all the way to montana but seven hours into their flight, thunderstorms forced them to make a hard landing. >> you can set a kleenex on

your lap, it doesn't blow off. you can hear a dog bark at 15,000 feet. it bounces off the earth so it's a beautiful feeling. >> the men say their contraptions floated away as they scrambled avenue of them. a flight tracking website shows those chairs continuing east across oregon. as we said earlier, who knows where those lawn chairs are going to end up. >> the balloons, i'm sure it was quite a sightseeing them in the air. moving on, down south another fatal shark attack in australia. the danger that has been spotted swimming along the california coast. the clouds are clearing, our temperatures are warming. coming up, what you can expect for your neighborhoods. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy

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24-year-old ben lyndon was surfing when friends when he was attacked by what a witness described as a great white. >> i raced to grab the body and the shark came at me on the jet ski and tried to knock me off. >> bait lines now in the water near the attack site to catch the shark. beaches in the area remain closed. warning signs posted at pismo beech after someone spotted -- beach after someone spotted a shark. >> did you notice that sign? >> i did and saw it and thought god, sharks. >> a surfer saw a 12-foot shot about 150 yards offshore on thursday. the warning signs expected to stay up until later today unless another shark sighting. boaters being advised to watch out for blue whales. this is the time of year when the whales make their way through the area to feed through the bay.

the monterey bay is full of anchovies. the blue whale is in danger and is the largest mammal in the world. a lot of people going out on this whale watching trips. we have been covering that and a lot by the farallon islands. you can't see the farallon islands this morning. it was pretty fogged over. >> marine layer compressed this morning due to weak high pressure that will be over the area at least for the first half of our day, that's helping to warm us up over yesterday. we are a couple degrees warmer at this hour than 24 hours ago and we are seeing a better clearing already. in addition to that, our onshore breeze has weakened. take a look at san jose, san francisco and oakland, a southeasterly breeze, an easterly wind, we have an onshore breeze through the delta around fairfield reporting 20 miles per hour or so but again weaker than what we have seen recently and the burnoff definitely a lot quicker this morning, partly to mostly cloudy you can see over parts of the north bay but the inner east bay, mostly clear

skies turning into mostly sunny skies continue in the afternoon, i should say. areas around san jose also turning sunny. upper 50s to low 50s at the coast for today. in the city a few degrees warmer than we were yesterday. low 70s expected in the forecast for our east bay locations, inner east bay anywhere from three to 6 degrees warming expected for you, upper 80s in the areas around livermore, 86 expected for concord, upper 80s to 90 degrees or so near antioch and brentwood. tomorrow the morning clouds, late night clouds back with us, partly cloudy for the afternoon and numbers well below average, anywhere from five to 10, even 15 degrees below the seasonal norm for this time of year as we get towards tuesday, 74 the average high across the inland locations, low 60s for the coast and then wednesday into thursday we do begin a slight rebound but thursday 82 degrees, that's still a little cool for mid-july. we continue the warming into

friday. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. right now more than 2000 athletes are competing in the sonoma county iron man triathlon. that event began at 6:30 this morning with a 1.2-mile swim in the russian river, followed by a 56-mile bike ride and a 13- mile run. organizers say contestants will fill the roads and the russian river, dry creek and alexander valleys until as late as 5:00 p.m. this is qualifying race for the iron man world championships held at lake las vegas in nevada. professional skater tony hawk is coming to a san jose skate park. hawk and his birdhouse skate team at lake cunningham park from 11:00 to 3:30 today. fans will also be able to see hawk put on a show beginning at around 2:00 p.m. today's event is to celebrate a $10,000 grant being given to the park from coca-cola. this park was slated to close as one time because of budget cuts. there is a series of fights on the american river after a rafting gone wild event got a

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right now, a suspect is in police custody accused of shooting at a vaneesha police officer. we have exclusive video of that arrest. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm jane. >> i'm mike mibach. the suspected gunman taken to

the vaneesha police station. we were the only news crew in vallejo when robert flores holster was taken into custody about two hours ago. he blew a kiss into our camera. he's accused of driving a stolen car and shooting at a vaneesha police officer yesterday. there was a $1 million arrest warrant on fullster. coming up at 9:45, lorraine blanco will talk live with police about the man hunt and that arrest. the highway patrol says road rage may may have caused a fiery crash that killed a man, it happened on hall road west of irwin lane in santa rosa yesterday afternoon. investigators say a woman was chasing a motorcycle at a high rate of speed when she lost control and hit a lexus and then another car. that second car overturned and caught fire killing a 55-year- old man. investigators say alcohol or drugs may have played a role in that crash. a san francisco man is recovering after getting hit by a car and then beaten up. the attack happened early friday morning on the 3300

block of 18th street in the mission district. the victim was first struck by a silver sedan and after he crawled to the sidewalk, several people got out of that car and started to punch him. it's unclear what prompted the attack. the 35-year-old victim suffered a broken arm and leg. no word on any arrests. two new traffic laws were just signed into law and they may be a welcome change for some drivers. starting january 1st, state law will allow you to park at broken meters. that means you won't get an automatic ticket if you are at a broken meter. also starting january 1st, california drivers will be allowed to text behind the wheel but there are some restrictions. under a new law signed by governor jerry brown drivers will be able to send messages but only if they are using a hands-free device. this will be the first time californians will be able to text while driving since it was outlawed more than three years ago. compensation and funding cuts are expected to top the agenda when the california state university governing

board meets in long beach this week. cal state leaders are expected to vote on a plan that would freeze publicly funded pay for new university presidents. the plan is controversial because campus foundations would still be allowed to boost president salaries up to 10%. trustees also will discuss several contingencies if governor jerry brown's tax initiative fails. that would trigger an additional 250,000 cuts. at&t's mobile app hack-a- thon kicked off friday night at stack mob's headquarters on main street. they are working nonstop to create an app by today's deadline. >> check it out, maybe you can find the team that will build out that app you're looking for. >> the hack-a-thon is open to amateur and professional developers. south bay officials warning the public to ignore letters offering grant deeds for their

property. the santa clara county district attorney's office says residents are getting mailers offering grand deeds for $90 and suggesting the document would help establish ownership. the district attorney says the county charges $10 for a copy of a grant deed which is rarely if ever needed because the document is recorded. experts say if you feel you need a copy of the deed, visit your county recorder's website. this morning pg&e is working to repair a broken power pole in walnut creek. at 1:15 this morning the pole broke bringing down the powerlines. this knocked out service to more than 1800 people in the ross more area. pg&e says they have isolated the problem and restored service to all but 11 customers. power back on to everyone by 10:00 a.m. on friday a woman saw a group of men walking into her neighbor's back yard on easton drive. when police arrived, officers say the man ran from the home. two suspects were arrested that

day and the other two were caught yesterday. police say the men had stolen property from other burglaries and were driving a stolen car when they were arrested. a 26-year-old petaluma woman in jail this morning arrested for attempted carjacking. police say ashley barns was approaching people yesterday in the parking lot of raley supermarket. they say she walked up to two different people, said she had a gun and demanded their cars. both people refused and ran away to call police. police say barns was on probation out of sonoma county for possession of a loaded firearm. bail has been set at $15,000. after nearly 24 years on the run, 45-year-old vincent walters now in police custody. he was found working in mexico as a cancun international -- at the cancun international airport. walters is the u.s. marshal's 15th most wanted fugitive. wanted for the 1988 kidnapping and murder of a woman in san diego. he is also facing drug and weapons charges. tomorrow marks four months since sierra lamar vanished

from her neighborhood. volunteers canvassed surrounding areas yesterday hoping to find any missing signs -- any signs of the missing teenager. the event was useful for parents and their children. the children were fingerprinted and photographed for better record keeping. >> let's me know and reinforces the fact that they see sierra as everyone's daughter and they are not giving up and that definitely helps to lift everybody's burden, keep their spirits up. >> the foundation also handed out free child safety kids which -- kits which included tips for emergency. a soldier at fort bragg in north carolina who shot and killed his commander and then himself was a day away from being sentenced for assault. 27-year-old army specialist ricky elder was charged with punching a woman in the face while on leave in 2010. on friday a judge in kansas formally dismissed the case against elder who died last

month. officials say a fire at a key supplier for the keystone oil pipeline project has caused more than 1000000 1/2 dollars in damage. the fire broke out yesterday at the well spun tubular plant in little rock, arkansas. the fire contained to a single room deep within the plant but plant officials say they don't know how long it will take to replace broken equipment and clean off the smoke damage to thousands of pipes. >> we got an estimate of a million 1/2 so far but every day they are out of business i'm sure that's going to be a larger amount. >> wellsman tubular is contracted to provide hundreds of miles of pipeline for a portion of the controversial project. a proposed expansion of the keystone pipeline would carry heavy crude from alberta, canada to the gulf coast. a shell oil ship now reanchored after nearly running aground. it slipped its anchorage yesterday and began moving

towards alaska's aleutian islands. the coast guard says a soft sea bed and strong winds caused the ship to get freed. eventually it will head further offshore for drilling duties. thousands of people packed the streets of pamplona, spain for the final day of the running of the bulls. four people were treated for cuts and bruises and head concussions yesterday but no one was gored. on the last day of the festival -- the annual raptors gone wild party on the american river in rancho cordova got too wild when dozens of fights broke out. dozens of people began hitting each other with paddles at the park yesterday. some of those people apparently threw rocks at fire and rescue boats. no one was seriously hurt. good morning to you. waking up with mostly gray skies over the bay area, but we are looking at a faster burnoff for today. we are already seeing it in many portions around the bay.

we have just a minor offshore flow and that begin will help to clear us out quicker and our numbers are up a few degrees over yesterday in some cases. we will be clearing back to the coast, even areas near pacifica at this hour, a mix of sun and clouds, warmer conditions expected. yesterday's cool weather pattern has shifted northeast. we do have a second one dropping in in time for your monday. today will be in between systems and a weak ridge of high pressure will nudge our way ever so slightly and drive our numbers up just a little bit. the bigger pattern will be as we get into monday, tuesday wednesday, that cooling trend is going to set us back into the 70s, perhaps even low 70s by tuesday. let's talk about this morning. mostly gray skies still around the bay in san francisco, a little foggy, even a little patchy dense fog along the coastline but we are going to watch it as it thins out. we will be mostly clear, right around 10:00 noontime between those two hours is when we will see it back all the way back to the coastline. it will remain near the golden gate, it will remain just near pacifica but again pacifica at this hour even seeing a little

bit of blue sky. santa cruz, half moon bay, mostly clear skies expected for the afternoon there. low 60s in concord, 61 in livermore, 69 san jose, these numbers anywhere from two to 3 degrees above where we stood yesterday at this time. 57 san francisco. if you are getting outdoors and making your way towards the aids walk for today going on all day long, 59 degrees expected by about 10:00, partly cloudy skies for the lunch hour, 62, 66 expected for today in the afternoon, that's anywhere from two to 4 degrees above what we felt yesterday. afternoon highs for today, 80 degrees santa rosa, 78 expected for novato, 68 for sausalito. inland east bay warmer, 88 for livermore, 89 degrees in antioch. still a nice day for a back yard pool party. 83 83 san jose, 84 for you los gat toes, 67 -- los gatos, 67 for the afternoon.

peninsula, 74 san mateo. low 60s at the coast. the cooling trend, there it is, 77 the average for tomorrow, 74 on tuesday and then we begin to rebuild our numbers wednesday into thursday. back to you. the san francisco giants hit the road this week off to atlanta and philly, but first they will try to sweep those astros out of town this afternoon. to china basin we go, last night tim lincecum delivers eight shutout innings, 11 strike-outs. but lincecum does not get the win. so we play three more, bottom 12th, first and second, no outs. hector sanchez one into rightfield. slides in with that winning run. side note, dodgers lose, that means the giants are now in first. the oakland as going after their second straight win and they got it. chris carter in the box, 31 shot to left. his fourth of the year. 4-0 as early.

how about another, 3rd inning, opposite field and he goes deep. that is a two run shot. as win easily 9-3 and they are getting closer and closer to that wild card. it would be great to see both teams in the playoffs down the road. >> fans on both sides of the bay pretty happy. >> pretty happy. >> a little bit of hope. >> and i'm out of breath. sports highlights always get me. moving onto other news, a tribute to a victim of the costa concordia sinking. what one man placed on the wreckage in honor of his wife. and a mystery along the brazilian coast after hundreds of penguins wash ashore dead. x1 @@g?

good morning to you. a live look from emeryville here towards the bay bridge. the fog thick this morning as

you cross the bridge. we are looking at partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. 9:44 on the clock. let's recap some of the top stories. this morning the robbers fire destroyed one house in placer county and still threatening another 170. the fire now 20% contained. new this morning the red cross says it considers the conflict in syria to be a civil war and says that means international humanitarian law now applies throughout the country. the announcement comes after a reported massacre thursday in the syrian village of trimsa. back here in the bay area, a man accused of shooting at a vaneesha police officer is now in custody. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live outside police headquarters with exclusive pictures of this morning's arrest. lorraine. >> reporter: mike, detectives are interviewing the 22-year- old suspect right now inside the vaneesha police department. a lieutenant just told us he is being cooperative this morning. we were the only station there as police arrested the suspect

in vallejo. take a look at that. this is exclusive video of officers arresting 22-year-old robert flores fullster. he mugged for our camera, even blowing a kiss as we approached him. investigators had surveillance in this area near the 800 block of humboldt in vallejo on a tip. around 7:00 a.m. an officer spotted him walking in the neighborhood. >> when they tried to move in to arrest him, he took off running, jumped some fences. he was taken into custody. >> reporter: about 12 hours before, police say fullster shot at a female officer when she was making a routine traffic stop on rose drive in benicia. ba northeastern police -- benicia police obtained an arrest warrant. fullster is facing numerous charges including attempted murder of a police officer and auto theft. reporting live in benicia, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel

ktvu channel 2 news -- ktvu channel 2 news. san mateo county will soon have a new jail and not everyone is happy about it. >> no more cages. we need justice living wages. >> a small group of protesters demonstrated in redwood city yesterday at the site of the county's newly approved jail. protesters say the $155 million to build the jail and the 40 million used to run it annually should be used instead on education and community resources. >> i think that if they doing this, that they are committing the resources that we need to educate our children to the confinement of their parents. >> we want to put in programs, greater programs than we can do now because of the overcrowding and the lack of space and see if we can do the wraparound services to help people rehabilitate and be able to get out on their own and do well in the community. >> the jail has been in the planning stages for seven years. it's scheduled to open in 2015. a federal jury in san francisco has ordered the maker of the blackberry to pay more than $147 million in damages to

a new jersey company for patent infringement. m information sued research in motion in 2008 accusing it of infringing on a patent for technology that allows companies to remotely access employee cell phones. the verdict is just the latest setback for research in motion which has seen blackberry sales drop due to competition from the iphone. the environmental protection agency has dropped a proposal that would have required large livestock farms to report on how they handle waste. the e.p.a. says it will collect the information from other sources instead. concentrated animal feeding operations can generate tons of waste. environmentists push for the proposed rule but industry groups threatened to sue if it was adopted. president obama is scheduled to make a stop in the key battleground state of ohio tomorrow. he will then head to texas for two fundraisers. the president also make a campaign stop in virginia over the weekend where he kept up his attacks on mitt romney. the president called romney a quote pioneer of outsourcing

and said romney's policy ideas are outdated and dis credited. >> the outcome of this election will determine not just what happens next year or the year after that, but what happens for the next 20 years. >> the obama campaign has also begun airing an attack ad that attacks romney's overseas investments and business record. this morning some republican lawmakers are calling on mitt romney to disclose more information about his finances. the calls from alabama governor robert bentley come after romney said he would only release his income tax returns for 2010 and 2011. bentley says romney should release all of his returns to prove he has nothing to hide and to prevent the issue from becoming a distraction during the campaign. >> we are here because this is the most important election in our lifetime and we need the people of western pennsylvania to turn out and turn out in big numbers to support mitt romney. >> former presidential candidate rick santorum is now campaigning for mitt romney. santorum helped open a new campaign office for romney

yesterday in greensburg, pennsylvania telling supporters romney is the right person to lead the country. al tanian man spaying special tribute to his wife who died in the costa concordia tragedy six months ago. he dove 25 feet into the ocean to place a memorial plaque on the wreckage of the cruise ship. his wife was traveling with their daughter on the cruise and insisted that the girl leave on one of the first life boats. she is one of two passengers whose bodies have not been found. 32 people died when the ship sank off the coast of italy. at this hour, an american woman is heading to the international space station. >> three, two, one, lift-off. >> anita williams blasted off this morning in a rocket over -- it will take two days before they reach the space station which is currently orbiting up to 255 miles above the earth.

the mission is important to nasa and the u.s. because it features a joint operation with the former cold war foe russia. marine officials in brazil investigating the deaths of hundreds of penguins. over the past week about 500 of the birds have washed up along the coast. officials say it's not unusual for the penguins to be in the area as they head to their feeding grounds. however, they don't know what is killing them. they hope to have the results of an investigation within the next month. competing for gold comes with a price. the financial burdens facing most athletes competing at the olympics. warmer weather headed our way for your sunday. coming up, the numbers expected for your area.

competing in the olympics does not just take a toll physically on the athletes. many say it can also be a financial burden. olympians say only a few athletes in high profile sports typically get lucrative

contracts when they return home from the games. most must juggle part-time jobs with their training. >> it becomes a true labor of love and as someone once said pursue -- poverty -- >> a survey found that about half of the u.s. ranking athletes in each event made less than $15,000 annually from the sport. the queen of soul may have her eye on a new gig as a new judge on "american idol." aretha franklin says she is interested in joining the show. they lost two stars this week when steven tyler and jennifer lopez says they will not be returning for the next season. bruce springsteen may call himself the boss but he is not above the law. during the finale of his show last night in london, concert organizers cut the power mid song. springstein and his -- springsteen and his e street band were playing a cover of

twist and shout of paul mccartney when the audio went out. organizers sended -- ended the show because it ran over a 10:30 p.m. sound curfew. thousands of san diegans threw 50,000 pounds of tomato by chucking the fruit at one another. the event isn't for everyone. most of the tomatoes used in the battle are rancid and soggy and give off pretty bad smell. >> it's truly awful in there. i'm wondering why i paid money for this. it's terrifying. >> san diego's tomato battle was inspired by the festival held every august in spain. >> wow. you wouldn't want to be in a hot weather day when you're chucking the tomatoes around. >> even a cool weather day really. >> not so good, yes. send it over to rosemary who has been looking at our cool weather we have been having here. >> yes. we are going to see those numbers jump ever so slightly for the afternoon, already

seeing it outside our door this morning. weak high pressure in place for today and we are noticing the subtle changes already. we have a variable wind out there at this hour, southeasterly over san francisco, easterly san jose that's helping to burn off that marine layer along the peninsula, even pacifica, a mix of sunshine and clouds at this time with the onshore breeze still in fairfield. we are looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies in and around napa, but again we are going to see the quicker burnoff today. the numbers are going to be warmer for the afternoon. napa still mostly cloudy with a southwesterly breeze there. widespread 50s and low 60s outside our door at this hour anywhere from two to 3 degrees above what we felt yesterday so not a big difference there and for the afternoon three to 6 degrees of warming is what we are expecting with this ridge of high pressure. the bigger more notable trend will come early in the week. take a look at your numbers for today, 80 santa rosa, 89 expected in antioch, 88 for livermore, widespread 70s along the east bay, 72 oakland, 73 in

hayward, 79 redwood city and down into the south bay few degrees warmer for san jose today, 83 expected for you there. there's the cooling trend we have been talking about, upper 70s in the forecast for tomorrow and then falling back into the low 70s for tuesday, mid-70s on wednesday and then eventually getting back to the seasonal norm. looks like by friday. but thursday although we are a little bit warmer we are still a little bit below average for this time of year. going to feel a lot like spring out there as we get into the business week. >> thanks, rosemary. moving on, poodles are on parade in san jose today. the seventh annual event begins at noon at lb stake and santana row. guests will watch the poodles being paraded down the red carpet. the dogs judged in kreutz including be-- categories of best dressed and -- the long time mayor of a small alaska town is a cat named stubs. stubs has been the honorary

mayor of the town for more than a decade. several years ago residents didn't like their choices for mayor so encouraged people to vote for the cat as a joke. stubs won. and now thousands of tourists come into town to see a glimpse at the mayor. >> mayor stubs looking stoic there. >> yes. >> i looked up that town, an hour north of bainbridge or so. >> you're going to visit it? >> i don't know if i'll visit it. that is our report for this morning. thank you so much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> and be sure to join us for our next newscast at 5:00 and of course we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a great sunday, everyone and a fantastic week.