we are live in san francisco where protestors are vowing to shut down muni service today. we will tell you why and what muni has to say about it. >> we are live in san francisco where the fbi is now investigating an unusual case of vandalism. what has authorities so concerned. >> developing news from vallejo. crews are on the scene of a destructive house fire. >> five people accused of abusing mentally ill adults in

san jose. they head to court. disturbing new details. thmorning economies continues. good morning i'm in for pam cook. >> big cool down you two. last week it was 100. this week it's extreme opposite. i mean there is a really strong low dropping into the pacific northwest. so eastbound with sun today temperatures won't be very warm. a lot of 60s and 70s. here is sal. >> steve, good morning on the east shore freeway we are looking pretty good if you are driving out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems there. the morning commute looks pretty good. we are getting a little bit of a slow down. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news we first told you about add 4:30 this morning.

vallejo firefighters say they will be on the scene of a house fire in vallejo for several more hours. look at this video we got into our newsroom. the fire broke out at 4:00 this morning. we are told the home is a total loss. firefighters are still trying to figure out whether anyone was inside the home when the fire broke out. the flames threatened nearby homes and some neighbors had to be evacuated. time now 6:01. protest in san francisco this morning is threatening to disrupt muni service. ktvu lorraine blanco is joining us live from san francisco. story we first told you about at 4:30 and we know that which particular area is being targeted for this? >> dave, muni's spokesperson say they will do everything they can to make sure service runs as smoothly as possible today. right now we are at market and 14th street. you can see across the street there are several police officers gathering in that parking lot. so far we don't see any protestors out here. people are also being asked to

gather at the muni stop at third anopia lee. today is the one-year anniversary of kenneth hardings death. it started when officers negligented to pay his $2 muni fair. the medical examiner found the bullet that killed harding came n. family and witnesses dispute that. at the time of his death harding was a person of interest in a deadly seat shooting. the activist group humanist workers organized today's muni protest. they are asking for protestors to shut down move knee service from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today. now back here live you can see they there are still no protestors out here yet. just a big police presence. reporting live from san francisco lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. the fbi is now leading the investigation into an unusual case of vandalism. it involved a building on twin peaks in san francisco. and tara moriarty says it had

the potential to cripple much of san francisco's emergency communications system. tara. >> reporter: this radio hub is in a very public place. anyone can walk, bike, and drive up here. it illustrates the point it has vulnerable. why would someone want to break into the perimeter. it happened yesterday morning around 9:00 when city workers discovered that vandals had cut a hole into a chain link fence and slipped inside. they didn't make it into the building but they were able to cut exposed cables possibly connecting air conditioning. >> nothing was stolen. none of the wiring was pulled out and stolen. right now it's being treated as a vandalism. >> reporter: san francisco police and fire as well as emergency services rely on radio transmissions from twin peaks. none were interrupted but the fbi was notified because this communications facility is so crucial. right now officials are using surveillance footage to see if

it provides clues to who did this. new this morning the coast guard suspended the search for signs of a sinking boat in san francisco bay. the coast guard says two distressed calls came in at 11:00 last night about a boat sinking. they searched near the bay bridge and hunters point but found no signs of a sinking boat. the coast guard says it can't even confirm if the calls were real. homicide detectives in sacramento county are questioning a suspect in the death of a woman in her 80s. investigators found her body inside her house in fair oaks last night. witnesses spotted the suspect running from the house naked and covered in blood. officers chased him down and took him into custody. there is still no word of any possible motive.

a court hearing set for five people they are accused of abusing a dozen mentally ill adults in san jose. they removed the adults from an unlicensed care home back on may 31st. investigators say they were living in squabble lid conditions and malnourished and beaten. the five suspects are facing charges of adult abuse and animal negligent. a substitute teacher accused of having sex can teenage girls is due in court in a few hours. he was arrested last week on suspicion of having sex with two girls age 15 and 16. he allegedly met them through a social networking site. daniels with as substitute teacher and assistant football

coach at vintage high school in napa. >> that is one of five schools shut down because of declining enrollmented. >> the board is losing power every day and we are gaining power. >> how? >> through the community sport. the people are sick and tired of what is going on in this district and this nation around public education. >> earlier this month police cleared out the parents that had occupied lake view elementary for 18 days. protesting its closure. >> san carlos school board meets later this morning and will consider whether to place a school bond measure for voters in november. it would raise an estimated $72 million according to the daily journal. the money could help fund renovations ease overcrowding.

homeowners would be discharged $30 for each $100,000 of property assessed. >> time now is 6:07. the department of homeland security says a plan to screen all shipping containers for radio active material before they reach american ports is just not feasible. instead the containers are checked once they arrive in the u.s.. coming up at 5:15 why that method has some members of congress asking questions. let's ask a question to sal now as to how the traffic is. sal. >> it's not bad. we are getting a little bit more crowded though and you will be beginning to see it in some of the pictures. more people stacking up in some of the usual spots. highway 4 not one of them. you will see that traffic is moving well in bay point. it's a little slow in antioch. no major problems getting up to the willow pass grade. also looking at the commute at the toll plaza. you do see more slow traffic here at the toll plaza.

traffic is moving along just okay. once you get on the bridge it is not a bad drive. and if you are driving on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 this drive looks good. all the way up to the west valley. it's 6:08 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. very good morning. we had a big fog bank. it's only increasing because an area of low pressure visiting portland right now. on its way to cape mendocino. what? i know. that's the way things are. yesterday we had 80s. 70s and 80s. concord 86. today 72. today 67. redwood city from 77 to 68. san jose from 79 to 70 today. 50s and 60s a lot of drizzle near the coast. 50s on the temps and low to mid a few upper 51-58 covering the

spread. west to 28 gusting to 38 at fairfield and eastbound south, southwest 16 at vacaville. vacaville gets a sea breeze. pretty blustery cool day for many. right there. that low. it's on its way dropping south. doesn't have a lot to work with. so combination of those two and low to the north means a much cooler week. temperatures dropping off the table today taking us right into tuesday. morning drizzle. windy at times. blustery. much, much cooler. sunny for some. there is a lot of low clouds out there. 60s for temps for many. 70s well inland in locations that should be much warmer than this. livermore should be 89. 60 berkeley. very cool pattern around the bay. 60s and 70s for areas around san jose. 50s and 60s coast in the city and on the peninsula extremely cool pattern. will take us into tuesday and wednesday. does look a little warmer as

that low ejects out of the area by thursday and friday. maybe higher clouds but things calm down back to average as we head toward the weekend. time now 6:10. interesting story why some pilots are choking as they fly high performance stealth fighter jets. what the air force is saying about new reports of oxygen loss in the f-22 raptors. >> also why protestors in the middle east were chanting the name monica. ite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. [ kid ] dad? who is honus...wagner?

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welcome back. time now 6:13. the air force is claiming two recent problems with the oxygen system of the raptor fighter jet not relited to other -- related to other more serious pilot breather problems. they have been investigating why several pilots became dizzy and confused during the flight. but the two recent incidents are being considered regular mechanical issues. the cause of the other breathing problems that is still a mystery. the obama administration has failed to meet a legal deadline to prevent the smuggling of nuclear devices into any u.s. port. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. office newsroom with reaction from congress. alison. >> reporter: under a law passed by congress after the september 11th attacks every container shipped to the united states is supposed to be checked for radio active material before it leaves an overseas port. now the department of homeland

security was given until this month to do it but that is not going to happen. homeland security secretary jan net napolitano is telling lawmakers the effort has become too costly and cumbersome. instead they are relying on negligent supports. according to the washington post that means just half of 1% of the roughly 10 million containers that come bo the u.s. are scanned before they believe overseas ports. we should say most of the containers are checked when they arrive here in the u.s. at ports like the port of oakland. but some members of congress say that could be too late if a terrorist has planted a nuclear device in one of the containers. we are reaching out to local members of congress this morning to get their reaction and hope to have that for you soon. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:15. just hours ago secretary of state hillary clinton arrived in israel. she is now meeting with israeli

president perez talking about iran's nuclear program called by israel a major threat to world peace. this could be the last stop of -- this is her last stop of her world tour. earlier secretary clinton got a very angry reception as he ended her trip to egypt. look at this. protestors in cairo chanted monica referring to her husband's white house sex scandal in the late 1990s. they also threw tomatoes at her water kid. and water bottles as well demonstrators say the united states is not doing enough to promote democracy in egypt. president obama is campaigning today in the battle ground state of ohio. the president is expected to remind people at a town hall event in cincinnati about his administration bailout of the auto industry. and he plans to tell ohio voters that mitt romney's tax

proposals would create jobs but in other countries. in an interview this morning mitt romney said president obama's attacks on his business record are quote dishonest and misdirected. today romney is heading to louisiana where he will appear with governor going jindal at a fundraiser. he is one of many names being mentioned. time now 6:16. a partial recount related to proposition 29 is due to start today. the tobacco tax proposition lost by 30,000 votes out of the five million votes that were cast. san francisco surgeon asked california secretary of state for that recount in parts of los angeles county. hoping the results will swing the vote. now electronic recoup that starts today. a manual recount that is set for wednesday. rain choice voting may be on its way out in oakland. city councilman is behind an effort to do away with it. he plans to ask the council to

put a measure on the november ballot that would bring runoffs back. the change would benefit dell phenate because he posed a stronger challenge against mayor quan. breaking news coming in light now from sunnyvale. live pictures you see the police busy. live pictures sunnyvale police searching for one suspect. they haven't told ktvu what the crime is that the suspect committed. you can see there is a solid perimeter out there. they believe he's somewhere near city hall. this is the -- we are in the pastoria avenue and evelyn streets. a lot of police officers you see them on foot and in cars in the areas blocked off. now again police searching for a suspect. you see another big yes a big crime fighting truck has just arrived. a lot is happening and this is all coming in right now. we'll keep an eye on what is happening in sunnyvale and a search for a crime suspect as

more information comes into our newsroom. >> you can see all of the police cars out there you might want to stay away from that area. sal is keeping an eye on other traffic hot spots in the area. >> that is right. we do have a crash now on summersville road. this crash that was in the lanes is off to the side but if you drive from antioch to concord you need extra time this morning. even more than you normally do. you say it's already slow there but it is slow. slower than usual. because of this crash. that just cleared from the shoulder or cleared to the shoulder. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge that traffic is moderate. 880 traffic here looks pretty good as you drive past the coliseum. no major problems here. and if you are driving in the south bay northbound 280 traffic is moving along pretty well. just getting word of flight delays at fop. more than 90 minutes. in fact looks like let's just say an hour and a half. you should check with your carrier. this is because of low clouds

and fog at the airport. 6:19 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. a very good morning. low clouds well inrabid. it looks like a much, much cooler week here. at least until wednesday and thursday. temperatures will start to rebound a little bit. we have a strong low right up there dropping right down. as it does it's enhancing the fog and lifting it up a couple thousand feet. 50s on the temps. but just a howling sea breeze anywhere from the golden gate and sfo out to the delta and sacramento. so the end result very cool pattern this week. last week was a very hot pattern for most. 50s and 60s and 70s even locations that were around 101 to 105 last week. not this week. they will break 75-76 tomorrow. the low will drop in very unseasonally strong for this time of year. that would be around tuesday into wednesday. that will keep us much cooler. that is the screaming message today. 60s and 70s drizzle on the

coast. and also once the low clouds burn off if you don't have those it will be sunny but not very warm. breezy to blustery. very cool into wednesday. temperatures then sliding back to near nor 3458 by the weekend. >> thanks steve. more than 10,000 new ford suvs are being recalled. there is a problem with the carpet padding in some 2013 model year ford escape. the padding is in the wrong position and it could make it difficult for drivers to move their foot from the accelerator over the to the brake pedal. ford dealers say they will fix the problem for free. latest ice age took over at the box office. continental drift earned $46 million in its opening weekend. that means the four ice age movies in the series has sold more than $2.2 billion worth of

tickets globally. it bumped the amazing spiderman to second. ted, brave, and magic mike round out the top five. the kennedy family has moved the grave of robert f. kennedy junior latest estranged wife. what family members are saying about the decision. >> the pictures taken just hours before his arrest in the hamptons. >> good morning, it's foggy. this fog is causing traffic problems and also causing air delays.

well a lot of low clouds out there. if not it will be sunny with breezy to windy at times. 50s and 60s and 70s. >> thanks, steve. the kennedy family says mary kennedy's grave has been moved to a different part of the cape cod cemetery so other family members could one day be buried beside her. the kennedy family say they purchased 50 plots surrounding the new location of the grave. including plots for all six of mary and robert f. kennedy

junior family. time now 6:25. this year san francisco aids walk raised $2.7 million for aid services right here in the bay area. about 25,000 people walked for golden gate park. many were walking for loved ones effected by aids. the ceo of the san francisco aids foundation says the annual fundraiser is especially important this year because of federal budget cuts. >> aids walk san francisco is tremendously important to aids foundation and other organizations we support because it brings people together to reduce the stigma with regard to hiv and aids and raises really important funds to do the work we do. >> now the first san francisco aids walk was 26 years ago. since then this event has raised close to $77 million for aids services here in the bay area. former cal basketball star jason kidd is facing drunk driving charges. police in new york state arrested him early yesterday morning.

friends say he has been tarting in the hamptons and insisted on driving. these photos posted on tmz website show kidd partying at a bar with his friends and film maker george lucas. hours later he took off in his suv and hit a pole. he was driving alone and treated for minor injuries. kidd signed with the new york knick just a few days ago. we saw a couple problems on the highways earlier with sal. now we will send it over to him and see if anything has changed. sal. >> you know right now things are pretty slow on highway 4. i want to mention that highway 4 traffic is very low coming out of antioch because of an earlier crash. give yourself more time on highway 4. let's take a look at what we have though. golden gate bridge we did mention it's foggy. some of that fog is effecting flights at sfo. quickly we will go to another live picture. this would be a look at 880 north and southbound. that traffic is moving along

very nicely. at 6:27 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, thank you, sal. a man suspected of shooting at benicia police is in custody. what police say help the lead to his arrest. >> we are live in san francisco where protestors just are starting to gather out here at market and 14th. we'll tell you why they hope to shut down muni service all day today. >> also the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. we'll have the early stock numbers for you when we come back. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan

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here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's a monday morning. it's july 16th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm jana katsuyama. the time is now 6:30. >> we have breaking news right now. look at these live pictures. we pan around a lot of police out there. we just found out sunnyvale police have taken one person into custody. we're not sure about why the person was arrested but they have made an arrest. this perimeter is set up and they have been searching for at least one person since 4:00 this morning. again no con fir ration as to -- confirmation as to what crime has been committed. we're still out there. we'll get more details as we bring it to you. we are also following developing news coming which from vallejo. firefighters say they will be at the scene of this house fire for several more hours. still trying to figure out if anyone was inside this burning house when the fire started at this home on seewin drive. we are told the winds fueled

the fire and the house is a total loss. the flames even threatened nearby houses and some of the neighbors were evacuated. time now 6:31. this morning people are beginning to gather right now in san francisco for what could be a disruptive protest. lorraine blanco is out there now to tell us how they will try to shutdown muni service this morning. good morning, lorraine. >> good morning, dave. protestors just started to trickle over here at market and 14th street. they are also expected to gather at the muni stop at third and palou. you can see there may be a couple dozen people out here. a few holding signs. today is the one-year anniversary of kenneth hardings death. the 19-year-old died in a gunfight with san francisco police hot muni station in the bay view district. it started when officers confronted harding for failing to pay his $2 muni fare. family and some witnesses dispute that add the time of

his death harding was a person of interest in a deadly seattle shooting. the activist group organized today's muni protest. they are asking protestors to shut down muni service from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today. we did talk with muni spokesperson this morning and they told us that they are aware of the situation out here. they know what is happening at both locations and they are keeping an eye on it. also police are out here keeping an eye on it. they will try to make sure that service runs as smoothly as possible today. reporting live in san francisco lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police want your help this morning to try to find a suspect in street robbery and shooting. it happened around 10:00 last night on san leandro a. police say the victim was rushed to hospital had been shot. victims listed in stable condition. >> closing arguments in the wrongful death suit against hans reiser are expected to begin in four hours. reiser is representing himself

in the suit brought on by his children. the judge has admonished reiser about his statements in the courtroom. in 2006 he was found guilty of killing his wifeny that reiser and hiding her body in the oakland hills. the children of hans and nina are asking for $25 million in damages. body found inside a hotel room. it was found at the double tree hotel on flores road yesterday. investigators say the body of that of a man in his 40s but we don't yet know his name. police are calling the death suspicious. a man accused of shooting at a benicia police officer following a car chase is now facing several charges. the ktvu was the only station there as police arrested 22- year-old robert flores folster in vallejo. on saturday they say a police officer pulled him over but he drove off in a stolen car. after a short chase folster

allegedly fired several shots at that patrol car. no one was hit. police made the arrest and the investigation into this case will continue. >> when they tried to move in to arrest him he took off running on foot. jumped some fences and ended up in the area of gentleman jim's bar. >> police say folster is facing charges including a attempted murder and car theft as well. two people have been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in san francisco sow ma neighborhood. police say 25-year-old man was gunned down around 11:00 friday night at sixth and market streets. police arrested two suspects saturday in union city. still no word on a motive. a wild fire in placer county that has destroyed one home and four outbuilding has grown to 2400 acres this morning.

firefighters say treacherous terrain is making tiddiest to fight the robbers fire that threatens about 170 homes. 12 firefighters have been injured fighting this fire and it is 30% contained. time now 6:35. this week is san francisco ethics commission will decide if a perjury case against mayor ed lee can move forward. lawyers for suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi accused lee of lying under oath. commission is holding hearings into whether mirkarimi should be permanently removed from office following a domestic violence incident with his wife. in the meantime supporters have donated more than $1,800 to buy mirkarimi's wife a plane ticket so she can testify at the hearing. she is back in her native country of venezuela. she will testify in support of her husband on wednesday and

immediately fly back to venezuela. it came from an online fundraiser and spanish radio station. you might smell gas in the air as pg&e tests some of the pipelines in redwood city tomorrow. the utility says it will perform hydro tests along the interstate 280 corridor. the testing will evaluate a pipeline section between wilmington way and san hill road. pg&e has been testing the pipelines following the deadly pipeline explosion in 2010. time now 6:37. later today the napa alternative mothers group will protest the treatment of a breast feeding mother at a social security office by staging a nurse in. they say a security guard told a mother she could not breast feed at a federal facility and asked her to step outside. the advocates are saying state law allows breast-feeding in public. the nurse in protest is due to start at 10:00 a.m. at the social security administration office. apple is not commenting on

the latest rumors about the next iphone. several websites say the cupertino based apple is already having the iphone five manufactured in china. and the site know your mobile says it will start shipping in about three weeks. other bloggers claim the new phone will have an enhanced camera and the screen will be bigger supposedly and the one called space lab has what it claims an example of what this next generation phone will look like. a lot of people are you know dieing to find out. >> i know they want to know. time now 6:30. you will want to know what is happening in antioch. sal says the drivers are not happy. >> i will tell you what is going on. we had an earlier crash on highway 4 at sum summers vail road. traffic is very, very slow even though the accident now is on the shoulder.

look at the deep red in the road sensors. that means it's stop and go. this is an unintended benefit for people in bay point. this is a look at interstate 880 and this traffic continues to look pretty good with no major problems heading up to the toll plaza and at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a bit of a backup now. it's backed up for about a 15 minute wait. it's moving through there but there is a backup. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. a very good morning. strong, strong area of low pressure drop into the north. what does that mean? it mean there is is a bigger fog bank. the wind has really cranked up. it will be a cooler pattern. possibility could get a little garden variety shower or two toward mendocino county and lake county tomorrow. this is already giving us drizzle and temperatures they will be going down. going down. 81 san rafael yesterday. 67 today. 72 in concord after yesterday's 86. redwood city 68.

san jose 79-70-degrees. west at 33. that is sustained. that is not gust. west at 33. just you know there you go. that's all you need to know. that is a howling sea breeze. it will continue to be us probably through wednesday. 50s on the temps. low mid to a few upper. the message today is cooler. much, much cooler. 50s and 60s and 70s. we can't even paint any 80s. there is our low. we could have used you in december. in january when it was sunny and warm. it's july so things are all topsy turvy. temperatures stay very cool. not only today but probably into wednesday. a little warmer on thursday. much cooler is the main forecast. sunny breezy to many with many locations and 60s. 70s for some. but temperatures will continue to drop into tomorrow. so 60 oakland. 73 danville.

61 san leandro. san jose 70. co-op tier tee know 71. same for woodside and redwood city. and 57 daly city and san francisco. not much warmer until maybe the end of the week around thursday into friday. two high clouds could drift in here. overall temperatures will recover by the weekend. >> thank you, steve. a shakeup in the north korea government. we'll tell you who is out and why some people are not believing the official reason for his departure. >> also how a man gets his dream car after it was stolen more than 40 years ago. >> good morning, highway 4 here in bay point looks good. a little bit farther back it is terrible. plus there is a muni protest that is disrupting some service. we'll get to that as well.

good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. this could be a messy commute for you muni riders in san francisco. look at these pictures. demonstrators are gathering add 14th and market. they vow they will shut down muni service. they are protesting the death of 19-year-old kenneth harding. the mmm examiner say -- the medical examiner says harding died from a bullet that came from his own gun when he was running from police. we are also following breaking

news out of sunnyvale. look at this arrest right here. police have taken a home invasion suspect into custody. this is happening in the area of waiverly and west evelyn avenue. a lot of police out there. we will bring you the very latest on this breaking news from sunnyvale coming up at 7:00. also right now firefighters are at the scene of this two alarm house fire in vallejo. this fire raced through a house in the 300 block of seewin drive. firefighters say that house is a total loss. opposition activist in syria say civilian homes are being attacked. this comes a day after the red cross declared the conflict in syria to be a civil war. that declaration means that international humanitarian law will now apply wherever there is hostility. calling the conflict of civil war also mean there is could be possible prosecution for war crimes in the future. time now 6:45. word out of north korea this morning a top military official has been rheumied from his --

removed from his position because of illness. ri yong ho was a mentor to kim jong un. some are saying the military leader was removed because kim jong un wants to put his own mark on the country he inherited six months ago when his father died. drought conditions are creating problems for farmers. conditions are so bad in indianapolis that a mandatory watering ban is now in effect. residence are being told to avoid watering lawns, washing their cars and filling swimming pools. food banks that rely on private and commercial gardeners are also feeling the impact. many say they are seeing fewer donations. >> farmers would like to be able to do that just don't have the extra product. they either don't have it from the get go or they you know there is nothing extra after a farmers market. >> in wisconsin a state of emergency has been declared in

almost four dozen counties because of these dry conditions. a report out today is expected to rank this years drought as the tenth worst since 1895. time now 6:46. today hundreds of san francisco children will get free shoes. this is the fourth year that organizers have arranged to give a pair of shoes and a gift card to buy one new outfit to low income children and teenagers. the giveaway take place at the china town community development center. that is on lei street in san francisco. it all starts at 1:00 this afternoon. it will continue until 5:00 p.m.. a skate boarding legend awards a $10,000 grant to a san jose skate park that almost closed down. tony hawk presented the grant yesterday at lake cunningham regional skate park. it was slated to close a year ago due to budget cuts but now it's also in the running for additional $100,000 grant. coca-cola says it will give the

money to the skate park that gets the most votes on the finance web page. >> skating gives so much to kids. especially ones that don't find their way in mainstream sports. >> voting in the coca-cola competition closed last night. coca-cola will announce the winner in two weeks. time is 6:47. a man from texas said he never gave up looking for a car that was stolen 42 years ago. now he's found it. on ebay. robert russell said he paid $3,000 for that austin he'll lee. it had great sent mental value because he bought it when he and his wife started dating. police were able to confirm it had been stolen. they are returning it to russell. the car is now worth $20,000 more than he first paid for it. police now say two recent mall robberies may be connected. one happened in walnut creek. the other one in pleasanton. we'll have more on the connection the police are making about this that is coming up at 7:04.

they say the show should have gone on. that is what london's mayor is saying after the plug was pulled on bruce springsteen's concert in hyde park. you can see there was a lot of star power up on that stage. springsteen invited sir paul mccartney on saturday night. but their mics went silent. law enforcement say they were enforcing a sound curfew. 6:49. sal, i don't have to read your lips i know our traffic is getting heavy. >> it is getting heavy. one of the things we want to run down for you is this protest of muni 37 there are people gathering near church and market right near that safeway there. on deboss there right behind the safeway is where the tunnel for the lrv is. a lot of the trains like the n and j they come in there. if there is a disruption there there could be major delays on

the metro. we are on it. right now people are gathering. they haven't blocked anything just yet. let's go outside and take a look at highway 4. highway 4 westbound still very slow. there was a crash that was in the lanes. it's off to the shoulder but the traffic is going to be very slow at bay point. it looks better as you drive over to concord. as we look over to 80 westbound it's also getting crowded. westbound 80 is very crowded coming up to golden gate fields. it frees up but the time you reach ashby avenue. bay bridge toll virginia about a 15-20 minute delay. >> thank you, sir. a very cool, cool morning. temperatures will be dropping very fast today compared to last week when it was a hot night on the coast. not this week. in fact we look well below average. this unseasonally low dropping in. not only is it by portland it looks like it wants to end up

somewhere. west 33 at fairfield. with a little bit of fog. vacaville gets a sea breeze and a little bit of fog even out to sacramento it will be cooler. low 50s mid 50s to a few upper 50s but temperatures stuck really because of mostly cloudy skies. authority bay looks to be sold out -- north bay looks to be sold out. 50s and 60s and 70s almost for everybody here. not only today but probably into wednesday until that low moves out which may not be until thursday. with that in mind a much cooler forecast. very windy at times. i say hold on to your hat but jana say do you have a hat? i said no. so firm, firm on the hair spray. very windy conditions will continue out to the delta. 50s, 60s and 70s even clear lake and ukiah below 80 degrees. maybe a few garden variety showers we'll tackle that

tomorrow. 60s and 70s brianwood and antioch. but they have come way down as will everyone else today and 50s on the coast. you have any good news steve? yeah by the end of the week we will see warmer weather. >> all right steve i will get you a hat there so you can hold on to it when the wind blows. some big business news this morning to tell you about. the federal agency that oversees consumer finances has announced starting in september it will supervise the 30 largest credit reporting companies. they will face reviews and compliance systems, procedures and will have to report regularly to federal regulators. it is the first time those companies will come under the eye of the federal government. time now 6:52. how popular is youtube for news junkies. new report has the answer and also what was the most watched event on youtube last year? >> good morning. northbound solve 1 in --

northbound 101 looks good. but now there is word of a protest that is blocking the j and n right now. demi man: there's a cattle guard, take a right.

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later this morning a man accused in a hit and run crash will face a judge. today marks two weeks since the crash that kaled 17-year-old

jahzeel. the chp says he was driving his red pickup truck near petaluma when a white pickup truck crashed into him. the chp says 41-year-old michael harmon was behind the wheel and left the scene. harmon is facing charges of vehicle manslaughter and felony hit and run. time now 6:55. a santa rosa woman has been arrested for a fatal crash that police say appears to have been a case of domestic violence. witnesses believe 28-year-old heather ann howell was trying to hit a motorcycle rider she was allegedly chasing saturday afternoon on hall road. when the motorcyclist veered out of the way police say howell hit a lexus in front of her and a triumph spit fire. the man in the triumph died at the scene. and the japanese earthquake and tsunami was youtube's biggest story of 2011.

researchers say one week after the disaster the 20 most watched news videos were related to that tragedy and viewed more than 96 million times. they tracked the most popular news videos over a 15 month period. a third were posted by eyewitnesses. let's quickly go to sal. i know you are watching antioch and watching this protest in san francisco. what is going on? >> that is right. hold on. i'm making maps on the fly here. this is what happens. let's go to san francisco. church and market right here in this area. there is a disruption of muni service at the beginning of the tunnel the j and n will be blocked. coming up we'll talk more about that. let's go to live pictures. the traffic continues to move along relatively well for this time of the morning. that is about a 15-20 minute delay. and if we are driving in san jose that is a nice commute. it's light get into the valley

so far. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. i just tweeted san jose mostly sunny. yet the satellite picture fog followers are rejoicing. temperatures much cooler. >> thanks. >> coming up on mornings on 2 it could be a very messy morning commute for thousands of muni riders in san francisco. we are live in san francisco with a protest that is attempting to shut down that muni service. >> an early morning policeman hunt. the information we just found out moments ago. stay right hoo with -- stay right here with us.