>> reporter: we're live in san francisco where protesters are blocking muni trains in the castro. we'll tell you why they are doing this and how long this could last. a tense monday morning near sunnyvale city hall. the crime that led to a manhunt. and an early-morning house fire in vallejo. this one here, why the crews are still there hours later. "mornings on 2" begins right

now. good morn welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, july 16th. breaking news. protesters have shut down muni service. lorraine blanco has more. what's going on, lorraine? >> reporter: well, dave this is as church and dubows in the castro -- at church and dubose in the castro. today is the one-year anniversary of the death of ken any harvey who died at 3rd in the bayview district where officers confronted harvey for neglecting to pay his $2 fare. so today, protesters are suggesting that you not pay your fare an that's why they are blocking the trains out

here. the medical examiner later found out that the bullet that killed harvey came from his own gun. but family members and friends dispute that and want the service shut down from facebook a.m. today until 5:00 p.m. tonight. right now, police are still -- 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. tonight. right now, police are still here keeping things under control. let's go to sal. if the j, the k and l, all of those street cars are -- actually, it's only the n and j that won't be able to get in at 245 funnel, you might want to -- tunnel, you might want to think about using b.a.r.t. or the f line from the castro downtown. we'll let you know -- we just

got a tweet that said muni will be sending shuttle buses to this area to get people downtown. we'll have another traffic update coming up in a few. let's go back to the desk. back to you. >> thank you. sunnyvale, breaking news. police have just taken a home- invasion suspect into custody. this is happen on waverly avenue. this took place at a neighborhood near washington park. there is a heavy police presence there. we have a reporter on the scene. we'll beverage you more as we get -- we'll brink you more on -- we'll bring you more on this breaking news as we get it. firefighters are still trying to get figure out if anyone was inside. we're told winds fueled the fire and the home is a total

loss. the flames threatened nearby homes and some neighbors were evacuated f ktvu's p jana katsuyama -- evacuated. ktvu ajana katsuyama will have an update on -- ktvu's jana katsuyama will have an update on this. two african-american women robbed two females last night in walnut creek, on wednesday. and then on friday, two african- american teens tried to grab a woman's purse and shopping bag at the stoneridge shopping center. they jumped into a car where two other people were inside. if you have any information about any of this, contact walnut creek police with the details. well, a subs suit teach -- substitute teacher accused having sex with a student will be in court today. brock james daniels will be in court today. he was arrested on suspicion of

having sex with two girls, aged 15 and 16. daniels was a substitute teacher around the assistant football coach at vintage high school in napa. a court hear something set for those accused of abusing mentally disabled adults. investigators say they were living in squalid conditions and were malnourished. one victim was held virtually captive for ten years, often going without his medication. two dozen dogs were rescued. in just a few hours, the san carlos school board will meet to consider about whether to place a bond measure. the proposal would raise about $72 million. the money could help fund renovations, ease overcrowding and update technology in

classrooms. homeowners would be charge the $30 for each -- would be charged $30 for each $130,000 assessed. containers if that come to the u.s. are check the after they arrive -- are check the after they arrive here in the -- are checked. coming up -- find out why some members of congress are concerned about this. we want to check in with sal. you were telling us about the big problems with muni. >> yeah. muni just tweeted that they

were switching back the n judah. it's coming up to church and dubose and then switching back. they want people 20 go back to the castro -- to go back to the castro station. to avoid all of this, probably the best thing to do would be to get ton a different form of transportation. you might want to get to a start station or you -- to get to a b.a.r.t. station this is because of a -- station. this is because of a disruption. this is causing a disruption to the muni service. let's go to some live pictures now. bay bridge, that's moderate delays with no major issues here. on 237 westbound, that's slow. stop-and-go traffic now for the wakeup into the silicon valley. also some slow traffic on

northbound 101 approaching the 880 interchange. let's go to steve. well, well, a big fog bank. temperatures will be very cool this week probably all the way into wednesday and thursday as low pressure decides to drop into the u.s. and tomorrow it will be in northern california right there. not enough for moisture. but it's given us local drizzle. it's up a thousand feet and it's howling inland, with gusts inland at about 40 miles an hour at travis. that's out of the southwest. concord, 86 to 72 today. redwood city, 77 yesterday. 68 today. san jose from 79 to 70. tomorrow, actually looks to be the coolest day. that sustained 30 to gusts to 39 miles an hour. and vacaville southwest to 30. when the -- south 23 at oakland, might as well put the

hair up today. it's going to be very windy. 50s on the temperatures. they've been if -- temperatures will be cool today. 50, 60s, and 70s. this low drops in. settles in from about tuesday, wednesday and temperatures stay way down, way down. so dropping right on down today into tuesday will be -- we'll be well below average. much cooler is the main story here. a lot of low clouds starting to burn off. it will be breezy to windy at times. 50, 60s, and 70s. petaluma, 67. concord there, 72. still a few upper 70s. antioch and brentwood. 61 san leandro, 60 berkeley. p 76 morgan hill, saratoga, fremont, 67. a lot of 60s on the peninsula and in the city.

cool, breezy pattern into if wednesday. temperatures will recover by the weekend. tori and dave. 7:09. happening now in placer county, a wildfire that's de-- that's destroyed one home and four out buildings has grown to 4100 acres. brian hickey is live in auburn with the latest on evacuates and the number of homes -- evacuations and the number of homes threatened. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we just got the latest number. it's 2500. the big message that the firefighters heard today was all about the weather and the variable terrain. take a look. you can get a sense of the terrain. f this is great for everyone to cool off -- this is great for everyone to cool off. but this is what the firefighters are warned about.

you can see lee most areas with the -- you can see the remost areas. one of the battalion chiefs we talked to was to have a backup plan with these shifting conditions today. they have lost one home in this but they still have another 170 structures that are considered threatened. evacuation orders are still in place but they have over 2100 firefighters on the line. hopefully, they can make some good progress. i suppose the only? silver lining to this -- the only silver lining to this, they will get some higher humidity levels and cooler temperatures. hopefully that will help lay down the fire a little bit and give them more of a chance of building more containment lines. >> any word on how the fire started? >> reporter: it's still under investigation. there have been rumors that it was illegal fireworks. but that's a rumor and they are still working to pinpoint the cause. >> thank you, brian hickory.

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good morning. we have a church -- we have a protest near church and dubose in san francisco. these are protesters blocking the entrance to the tunnel. you see the lrvs go underground

here. they make their trip down market to deliver people to the downtown area. right now, that's not happening. the j and the n are being turned back around right here at church and market. the police are there. os sensibly, there's some acshue -- action going on. 7:14. back to the desk. the u.s. is increasing its presence in the persian gulf. the pentagon is sending a fourth aircraft carrier and a fleet of underwater drones to the area. submarines like drones can detect and destroy mines that iran put on the sea floor if they try to block the straight of -- the strait of her muse

hermuze. just hours ago, secretary of state arrived in israel. she's meeting with shimon peres. this is the last stop of world tour and it's likely her last visit to israel as secretary of state. she got an angry reception wrapping up her visit to egypt. >> monica! monica! >> you can hear that? protesters are chanting monica, monica, a reference to her husband's white house sex scandal. they also pelted her motorcade with tomatoes. some members of congress warn that containments of of cargo could be a terrorist

trap. janet napolitano is telling lawmakers the effort has become too costly and come bersome and is delaying imdy pleasant -- come bersome -- come bersome. cumbersome. now, other security experts disagree and say the cost of adding the security measures is

minimal compared to the risk of a nuclear attack. we should tell you that most containers are scanned for radiation after they arrive in the u.s. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. president obama is right now heading to a campaign appearance in the battleground state of ohio. we'll she'll you some new video of the president, just 15 minutes ago, he was -- this is not it. but 15 minutes ago, he was boarding air force one at joint base air force in maryland. he will remind people there about his administration's bailout of the auto industry. he will also tell ohio voters that mitt romney's tax proposals would create jobs but in other countries.

today, romney is heading to louisiana and will be heading with bobby jindal for a fund- raiser. he's one of the many names mentioned as a possible vice president running mate for mt. today, the republican party takes over the p tampa bay forum to prepare for the republican convention next month. they will transform the area. p some improvements have -- some improvements have already taken place such as an acausticcal upgrade -- acoustical upgrade. the rnc will be held in tampa august 27th through the 30th. 7:19. a partial recount related to prop 29 is set to begin today. the tobacco tax proposition lost by -- lost by about 30,000

votes. ravel - -- rank-choice voting may be on the way out. we have an update to a story we brought you earlier about paying homeless people to take care of dogs from the animal shelter. animal rights activists from peta are offering the city $10,000 to stop this. peta says it would be playing russian roulette with the animals to have them cared for

by what people call are troubled people. 7:20. hope you liked the p weekend weather. the temperature warped up. steve is coming back. he says expect some changes as our new workweek begins. two people recovering from a jet ski crash in rio vista. what authorities say may have caused the accident. good morning. looking at 680 walnut creek, traffic looks good here in both directions. we'll give you a complete check of the morning commute when we return. hello?

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this morning, officials have called off the search for a great white shark that killed an australian surfer. officials launched a massive shark after the attack on the wedge island but were unable to find it. this is the fifth deadly shark

attack in ten months. two people are recovering after being injured in a jet ski crash in rio vista. officials say a 17-year-old operating the jet ski was going too fast and went up an embankment yesterday afternoon. the 17-year-old was taken to the hospital to be checked out and a passenger on the jet ski has a broken leg that was on the jet ski. let's check in with sal. >> church near dubose and the dubose triangle there. the lrvs are not getting underground and that's affecting the j and the n and they are coming up to that spot and turning back and going outbound. they are advising people to go under the church station and go to a train there.

we haven't seen the shuttle buses but that's what muni has said. let's take a look at the commute approaching the toll plaza. it's about a 15 to 20-minute delay. a lot of low clouds and fog out there. a few low clouds starting to creep back in. temperatures will be much, much cooler today. i mean, well inland, they will only be in the 70s. there will be a howling sea breeze. a screaming sea breeze -- i have gusts to about 40 out there. 52 to 58 on the temperatures. it will be a cool day. some areas along the coast will

be struggling. even 70s well, well inland. what's causing this. that strong low by portland. it's on its way to northern california. that is giving us the drizzle. we'll track that -- we'll tacking that tomorrow. cooler and windy with low clouds, very, very stubborn. very thick. 50, 60s and 70s. a little recovery on thursday and friday. have to keep an eye on the south. most of those should stay south and the temperatures will rebound by the weekend. 7:26. a discovery at an east bay hotel leadses to a homicide investigation. the critical questions that still need to be answered. a live update on this hour's breaking news from san francisco, the muni protest sal was just telling us about. it is picking up speed.

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7:30. we have a breaking news on muni that's affecting people at church near dubose. j-church and the n-judah are not getting downtown. they are coming up to church and dubose. people are being advised to get off the trains and go to the church street stations.

there are major disruptions to those lrv lines. remember, the protesters are disrupting muni service. we do have a report otherren the scene -- reporter on the scene. we'll have a live report coming up. >> thank you, sal. livermore police are investigating the discovery a body found inside a hotel room. the body was found at the double tree hotel on los flores road yesterday. investigators say the deceased was a man in his 40s but they are not releasing his name. police are call the death suspicious but are not releasing any other details. time now, 7:30. closing arguments are about to start in just about an -- in just about an hour in the hans reizer lawsuit. the judge has add monnitioned reizer -- add monnition -- admonished reizer about his

behavior in the courtroom and the children are asking for $25 million in damages. if. investigators found a woman's body in her home in fair oaks last night. witnesses say they saw the if suspect running from the house naked and covered in blood. police chased him down and took him into custody. still no word about a possible motive. but this killing has the authorities very concerned. a crime of this nature if it is a random attack is very scary to think about. >> investigators have still not told us about the victim killed or the name of the suspect. the san francisco ethics commission is deciding whether a charge against mayor lee can move forward. ross mirkarimi accused mayor lee of lying under oath. the collision is holding hearings about whether

mirkarimi should be permanently removed from office fouling a domestic violence situation with his wife. in the meantime, supporters have donated more than $1800 to buy mirkarimi's wife a plane ticket so she can come back to the it bay area to testify at the hearing. she's currently in her native venezuela and is expected to testify in support of her husband on wednesday and then immediately return to venezuela. the money came from an online p ft.er and a -- online fund- raiser and a spanish radio station. save or schools! save our schools! >> here are some protesters yesterday. they were right across from lakeview elementary school. one of five schools shut down by the oakland school district because of declining enrollment. >> i'm a single mother. they don't want to give free

bus passes. it's hard when you have to take them somewhere else. 7:326789 the fbi has joined the investigation into -- 7:326789 the fib has joined you the investigation -- the fbi -- 7:32. the fbi has joined the investigation p where vandals cut a -- the investigation, where vandals cut a hole in a fence but they did not go inside the building but they did cut exposed cables possibly connected to the air conditioning systemp that goes to the building -- sham goes to -- to the building system. >> the transmissions were not interrupted but the fbi was notified because the vandalism

was tied to the emergency communication system. let's get you to where you need to know and sal is watching all kinds of things now. we want to mention, once again, very quickly that the church and dubose protests, right there -- it's affecting the j and the n line. we'll keep you up to date on that. right now, there are disruptions to the lines. let's take a look at highway 4. it's wily -- it's really slow. now there's slow traffic coming up to the grade. also at the toll plaza, there is a delay. it's not as bad as it was on friday. we had kind of a big one on friday. let's go to steve. all right. thank you. well, a lot of low clouds in there. rather robust. sea breeze is in place for some. not everybody but it will be a breezy, blustery pattern, not only today but all the way to

wednesday. low clouds have lifted. what's causing all l of this? right there. right there, that low. last december when it was sunny and warmth. december. here it is july. the fog has no problem lifting the coast. west-southwest 30, gusting to 39. southwest 20. now, santa rosa calm, that's because it's mainly calm toward the north bay. san jose, mostly sunny but some low clouds are starting to

filter in. 52 to 58. 50s, 60s 70s. this low, in fact, is going to continue to drop south. it will continue to drop south. temperatures will drop off the taint coolest day looks to be tuesday -- table. the coolest day looks to be tuesday. some locations will struggle to get the sun. so 50s, 60s and 70s. it will continue to be a very cool day here. some locations, it's tough to cool them down. 67 fremont. saratoga, 72. usually santa cruz can eek out 70s but it will be a tall order today and tomorrow. 59 in the city.

woodside, 68. redwood city in there. menlo in there. 68. cool as a rule. the san francisco-based 9th circuit court of appeals is changing plans after being criticized for wasteful spending. jamie dupree joins us via skype from washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: good morning. at first, the 9th circuit basically told several members of the u.s. senate to go mind their business and butt out but now after some thought, the 9th circuit has decided they will go ahead with their judicial conference in maui. but any will delay next year -- bur they will delay next year's conference. so instead they will delay that until 2014. obviously, the issue of the budget has come up. a number of senators accuse the

9th circuit of wasting tax payer dollars. if it is a million bucks that would be more -- that would be more expensive than that gsa conference in las vegas that create the all of the -- created all of the furor earlier this year. tori? >> do you have any more information on the commerce department scandal 1234. >> reporter: department -- department damage signal. >> signal -- department scanned signal. >> reporter: yes, this is really interesting. there's a yearly conference down in orlando, florida. this year, it cost $670,000 which is getting upward to the gsa figure. when you start talking about that kind of money people it start to get interested. i start to the hear from people

who actually ended the conference. one man said he was a brand-new employee and said live it up. so more questions being asked about that. not just the 9th circuit and the gsa creating waves around the u.s. congress right now, tori. >> certainly in this time of budget deficits it's very important to look at every single tax dollar. so i appreciate your dollar on that. you can find a link to his washington insider blog on the website. go to ktvu.com. pull down the politics page. msnbc is no more. why the may marriage between the network and the computer giant is completely over.

stocks lowered in early trading on wall street after a disappointing report on retail spending suggesting that u.s. consumers may once again be heading for shelter. more on that in a moment. taking a a live look at the big board, the -- taking a live look at the big board -- one stock to watch today is citigroup. that's after the third largest bank in the country reported better-than-expected earnings. they post the $2.9 billion of profit -- they posted $2.9 billion of profit. citigroup is up almost 2%. analysts say this could signal americans are paying off debts and slowing their spending. as i mentioned, a report out

this morning steams to agree with that -- seems to agree with that. the report shows that americans cut spending at retail businesses for the third straight month. it's the first time since since 2008 -- since 2008 that the sales have dropped three months in a row. consumer spending makes up 70% of economic activity. microsoft and msnbc is breaking up. microsoft will set up its own online news service, something company insiders say microsoft has been wanting to do. microsoft already sold their stake in cable to msnbc a new year's ago. all right. 7:43. we have new information now on that two-alarm vallejo house there we first told but at 4:30

this morning. now we know two people were inside sleeping when the fire started. jana katsuyama is in the studio to tell us more. >> well, if they escaped the flames, and it's all thanks to the dog. vallejo fire crews say a man and a woman were inside this house on the 300 block of if sea wind drive, they managed to get out in time. crews say winds up to 25 miles an hour were fanning the flames. that put neighboring homes in danger. people nearby were forced to leave until crews were able to get that fire under control. and the captain told me about 15 minutes ago that it appears that the fire might have started in the attic. right now, the fire marshal is out there trying to figure out the cause of the fire. crews say the house is a loss. certainly the couple who live there has to be thankful that

their dogs week them up and everyone got out safely. firefighters say there were no injuries. back to you. >> thank you. we're also tracking developing news from sunnyvale. a home invasion suspect has been cup churred and -- captured and taken into custody. tara moriarty is there now with more on the investigation. >> well, police got a 911 call around 4:00 this morning. some residents on this street saying that people were trying to break into their home. they were on florence street. it's near mckinley park. we watched as authorities if led one man april way in handcuffs. we're being told he was found hiding in a backyard and a search dog found him. he was taken away in an ambulance. he could be seen limping. so we're not sure if the dog bit him or he twisted his ankle. we understand that the two men

were in the middle of the street when law enforcement first arrived. neighbors say they are surprised by the break-in here in sunnyvale. they say that they feel very safe here but police say do say there have been a string of robberies in the neighborhood recently. now, quite a few streets have been shut down while authorities search for the second suspect. except for here on florence street where they are still going door to door and they are doing some more of their investigation. now, sunnyvale police are supposed to release some more information within the half- hour. we'll be sure to let you know exactly what they have to say. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. members of a haitian church in massachusetts praying this moving for the safe release of their pastor who was kidnapped in egypt. [singing] >> now, the 61-year-old church pastor was kidnapped on friday,

along with a woman and a tour guide. the pastor's wife was traveling with them but she was not kidnapped. reportedly bedoins who captured them wanted a relative released from jail. the pastor's son back in massachusetts says she's relying on his faith. >> i want to remain resolved in my if faith. >> i believe the purpose for -- i believe there is a purpose for everything. >> the pastor says they are -- the pastor's family says they are particularly worried because he doesn't have his diabetes medication with him. well, the united states found out new details on what happened in the village where dozens were reported killed. the opposition calls it a ferocious if military support. that means international

humanitarian war now applies to wherever there is hoss pillty. p. this man was a mentor to if kim jung hun. many believe he was removed because hun wants to hut his -- to put his own mark on the country he inherited when his father died. lightning killed and injured people in texas, georgia and the canadian

province of ontario. three houses were hit if -- were hit in harris county, texas yesterday and if two people died. friday, lightning killed a man in georgia and that man leaves behind a very large family. nine children are now missing our father because he was out here to have a nice afternoon. the man who died went into cardiac arrest after being knocked by lightning. it knocked him and his friend to the ground. starting in sent the agency who sees consumer finances will -- september the agency who sees consumer -- who oversees consumer finances will answer to the consumer protection bureau. the government says since credit agencies have such control over personal finances, they need to have someone to answer to. the increase in costs, of

tuition and tough, economic times are forcing families to cut back on the -- to cut back on the p spending. reports from sallie mae say parents spent 11% less on college costs this last year. that includes lowering costs and having students live at home instead of on campus. how about some good news about gas prices. >> how much bay area prices have dropped in the last month? but will it stay that way?

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icepack series have told $2.2 billion worth of tickets. it bumped amazing spiderman to second page. -- second place. crude oil prices are going down again. they fell below $87. analysts are concerned about tensions rising in the middle east. nationwide, gasoline prices are down from last month. drivers are paying an average of $12 a gallon less than you did in mid-june. here in the bay area, prices have dropped democrat almost 30 cent as gallon -- 30 cents a

gallon. the show should have gone on. that's what london's mayor is saying off the plug was pulled -- after the plug was pulled in bruce springsteen's concert in hyde park. [ cheers ] >> spring p stein had invited sir paul mccartney on page but the mics went out. authority were enforcing a curfew violation. that infuriated a lot of people. it started at 7:30. it went three hours, until 10:30. brought sir paul mccartney on. but saturday night. >> overnight.

how is traffic? >> it's pretty crowded here approaching la fayette. 101 is very slow from 280 getting up into sunnyvale. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. a very good morning. well, a big fog bank out there. brandon says he can see the ocean in pacifica. boy, i tell you, it has had no problem clearing the coastal hills and tim came flying in.

there will be a ton of drizzle. we've had some today along the coast. much cooler is the main message here. 60s and 78 os. -- 60s and 70s. cool and breezy into wednesday. maybe even thursday. should be warmer by then. temperatures will come back to near average. new numbers from california's gold country. what's happening now in a big wildfire that first broke out on wednesday. >> we're live in san francisco

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2." i'm tori dam bell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, july 1th. we're still -- july 16th. breaking news in san francisco. a big protest that's shut down mun nip's service. ktvu's lorraine blanco is -- muni's service. lorraine blanco is there with more. >> reporter: a long line of police officers if are following through here and say this is what it's going to be like all day long. protesters were holding signs and chanting there in the track. and they say they will be taking actions like this all day long. today is the one-year anniversary with the death of -- in the kenneth harvey -- kenneth harding death. the medical examiner found that the bullet that killed harding

came from his own gun. family members dispute that. >> no child should ever have to worry about losing their life like this. we're tired of it. they don't have the right to take away from us. we're stick and tired of it and we're fighting back. >> reporter: the activist group, human workers p, organized the protest. they are asking for protesters to shut down the muni service until 5:00 p.m. san francisco police officers are standing by allowing free speech rights but they also want to make sure that everyone stays stay out -- stays safe out here. lorraine, the protesters are now marching down market street, eastbound, according to our david stevenson, who is

following them, heading down market, heading to the ferry billing. they walk -- ferry building. they walked by octavia. the j and n are running underground. one of the best things to do is to go back -- is go stay with us. we'll let you know what's happening with these protesters as they walk past san francisco. let's go back to the desk. we're tracking developing news out of sunnyvale. one person has been taken into

custody after a home invasion. we noticed police coming in and out of the homes here. >> reporter: the 911 call came in around 4:00 a.m. this morning. when police arrived, two men were standing in the middle of the street. authorities led one man wearing a red shirt away. he was handcuffed and could be seen livermoreing. that was around 6:15 -- limping. this was around 6:15.

one block here remains shut down. we're hoping to receive more information and updates from sunnyvale police here any minute. live from sunnyvale, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police want your help this morning. they are look fogging for a suspect -- they are looking for a suspect around 10:00 a.m. the shooting victim was rushed to a hospital. that victim reportedly in stable condition. also a man accused of firing shots at a benicia police officer is facing several charges. ktvu was the only station there

when this occurred. the suspect drove off. after a short chase, the suspect fired shots at the patrol car. no one was hit. investigator says they found him by getting a tip. >> it went down without incident. nobody was harmed. the suspect subsequently gave up when contacted. >> authorities say the suspect faces charges including attempted murder of a police officer and car left. 8:03. in about 30 minutes, a court hear leggett underway in a man accuse -- accused in a hit-and- run crash -- hearing will get underway in a hit and run crash. they say michael harmon was behind the wheel and left the scene and faces felony hit and run and vehicular homicide charges. a santa rosa woman has been arrested for a fatal crash that police appears to have been as

i -- have been a face of -- case of domestic violence. police believe 28-year-old heather ann howl was trying to hid a motorcycle rider shoes weigh -- rider she was chasing. she hit a man in a spitefire who died at the scene. tomorrow, pg&e will be -- will be out at a residential area and they will be testing pipelines. there may be an odor, they say. pg&e hope this new ad campaign will help regain trust following the san bruno disaster. here is one of the commercials that features tony early

admitting the company lost its way before he took other. these ads are designed to show that pg&e is owning up to what happened in san francisco, taking responsibility for it and making major changes because of it. pg&e shareholders have spent $10 million on the campaign. new this morning, its a good idea if if you are heading to the -- idea if you are heading to the sfo airport. there are delays up to 90 minutes because of low clouds and fog. those delays are expected to last most of the morning. let's check in with sal. >> the muni system is delayed and the delays are changing because a group of protesters is walking on market street eastbound now. they had been blocking the n and the j. now they are walking

tood -- to the ferry building and blocking several lines. we do have several -- we have more than one reporter and crews following this, just to make sure they've vowed to disrupt muni service as part of a protest for today. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a look at about an 38 to 10-minute delay. the morning commute on 280 getting slow. 17 is looking good to the valley from the mountains. 8:a 7. let's go to steve. well, a few breaks in there. but there is a lot of low clouds. some low clouds drifting in. mostly cloudy here and a very

cool pattern. low-pressure system which we could use in the winter storm. very unusual you but it's going to move toward cape mendocino tomorrow. it has really picked up that fog bank in a big way. so cooler, the big message, drizzly. it looks like there ma be more tonight into tomorrow. temperatures are on their way down. san rafael, 81. 67 today. redwood city, 77. 68 and san jose, 70. west-southwest 29. there have been gusts of 29 p. some breaks towards parts of the peninsula. but there is a big fog bank. 50s on the temperatures. livermore is already 61. you can see the forecasted high. the blue 50. yellow 70. even out to the valley.

this is a very strong system t will continue to be with us until wednesday. one forecast model holds on until thursday and then the temperatures will start to rebound. the big news will be the much cooler pattern. morning drizzle gives tie a much cooler pattern here. >> tough, tough on the coast. the fog has lifted. it's not right down ton the deck. but there will be plenty of temperatures. a cool, breezy pattern all the way -- it does look warmer

thursday and friday. firefighters say a treacherous terrain is plakeing it difficult to fight the robbers' fire which is threatening about 170 homes. 12 firefighters have been injured fighting the fire that started on wednesday and the fire right now is 30% contained.

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protesters that have -- protesters that are -- some of them are near market and octavia trying to block freeway access. some are on market street trying to block muni. this is a protest going on today. they've vowed to disrupt the service. this is video taken a little while ago where they were at the corner -- near the corner of church and dubose and blocked the n and j from get into the tunnel. >> the air force has been investigating why several f-22 pilots became dizzy and confused. the recent incidents are being considered regular issues. the cause of the other breathing

problems are and the -- and the pentagon says in march through may, they found 52% of iuds before they exploded. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom to explain why the department of homeland security says alternate it's just not possible right knew about cargo. >> janet napolitano says it's

not efficient or cost-effective to do. some security experts say 11 million. >> some members of congress say this is not acceptable. >> the family may be headed to

sacramento or vallejo. this woman has a cognitive disability and they are worried about heir safety. the kennedy family says mary ken dip's grave has been moved to a different part of the city in cape cot -- in cape claudine wong. a report out is expected to rank this year's drought condition as the 10th worse since 1895.

things are so bad. food banks that rely on private and commercial gardners are feeling impact because many are saying dash crash seeing fewer donations. the -- the "times" of london issued and editorial demanding an end and

understanding of major flooding and it 250,000 people were forced from their homes. in southern china, flooding has left 100 people are dead. rescuers are trying to reach those trapped by rising waters. new in morning from libya. reports of a gunman kidnapped ahead of the olympic committee. reported -- reportedly the olympic committee chief was put into the car and then the car sped off. the committee chief was the friend of one of the ousted

leader, mag's sons. -- -- of the ousted leader, gadhafi's sons.

thousands of people turn -- turned out for the a.i.d.s. walk.

this year san francisco a.i.d.s. walk raised $2.7 million for a.i.d.s. services in the bay area. the ceo of the san francisco a.i.d.s. foundation as the -- says the annual fund-raiser is especially important this year. about 20,000 people walked through golden gate park yesterday to raise the money. all right, tori. 8:24. let's check in with sal now. let's see what's happening on the roads. busy, busy, monday morning. >> we have a lot going on. i want to start out with a look at 880 northbound. there was a crash here on 88 a

-- 880 right near 89th avenue. i also want to mention westbound 24 from walnut creek to la fayette. slow traffic because of an injury crash. out to 880 northbound past this crash, it does look good. much, much cooler today,

probably into wednesday. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. breaking news. protesters now on the move in san francisco. these are live pictures if. look at all of the police out

there right now. how all of this could affect your ride to work this morning.

we have breaking news from san francisco. protesters have shut down muni service. david stevenson live at market and van ness right now. a lot of activity police and

protesters. >> reporter: protesters arrived here about 20 minutes ago. they are protesting -- 20 minutes ago. they are protesting a number of things, one of them being the death of kenneth harding. he die the last year after a confrontation with police that included bullets flying. the medical examiner said he was killed with his observe gun. there's a lot of -- with his own gun. there's a lot of anger simmering over that issue. they have marched this morning through several different stops along the muni line. you can see this at market and

du-- and did you bows -- and dubose. folks are here and it's unclear what will happen it next -- it's unclear what will happen

next. let's go to sal. they had marched from church and market over to where they are now. and they had delayed some muni service now, happy to say that i just checked in with muni and the n and the j are running underground as normal and the service lines are running as well. there are e some residual delay right now the protesters are concentrated from the building. we'll let you know. we have another traffic update minutes ahead. let's go up to you. we're continuing to learn more about a home invasion in sunnyvale. tara moriarty is live with what police are saying after police say if they have taken one person into custody. >> police are investigating

their investigation. we're here at mckinley park. they are investigating the -- they are interviewing the victim. now, the 911 call came in just before 4:00 this morning and when police arrived, two men were in the middle of the street. authorities caught one man. the other ran. a k-9 found him lieding in the backyard. the suspect was taken away in an ambulance. we're not sure if he was bitten by the dog or twisted his ankle. >> police say they were steeling from a house. >> they did enter the house together, acosted the person in the house, and took some of the property. >> they took the property in place. >> reporter: police say the --

police say that was the right thing to do. police say any time somebody tries to rob you you should have them -- tries to rob you, you should let them. neighbors say they are surprised by the break-in. police say there have been a string of robberies in the -- for the moment, one block of florence street. back to you. a court hear something set to get underway for a substitute teacher from napa accused of having sex with teenaged girls. 26-year-old brock james daniels is expected to be officially charged the the hearing. he was arrested last week on suspicion of having -- on suspicion of having sex with

two girls, abled 15 and 16. he allegedly met them through a social networking site. police arrested two suspects saturday in union city and here's into word on a possible motive for the

shootings that occurred. let's check back in with sal. what else is happening on the roads. muni for now -- it seems seem to be -- 24 is slow, 680 is slow coming in from pleasant hill. 880 southbound is pretty slow. we had an earlier problem northbound as well. but look at southbound from about a street heading on down to fremont, stop-and-go traffic. in the valley, northbound. 101 is slow.

this is northbound 280 in san jose downtown. that's okay. 8:36. let's go to steve. a very good morning. a few breaks in the clouds. there will be a cool, breezy day. very blustery conditions. concord, hayward, much of the delta. right there. this low is starting to light up a little bit. it continues to drop southward. showers some, mendocino county, lake county. livermore, san jose, and mountain view, but fairfield is only 57 and many locations inland that were really hot last week will struggle to get in the mid-70s today and

probably tomorrow. now again we're on the southern idge of it. it's -- we're on the southern edge of it. it definitely deserves a lookcy. temperatures, some 70s but a lot of 60s and 50s. 50s and 60s. fog should get maxed out. it's going to be in the vicinity today and then into tomorrow. this week, analysts warn news may not be good for

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models. breaking news from san francisco. protesters should down muni service blocking. the department of home land security says it will not meet a deadlines the -- at the end of the month to scan for radio activity material. janet napolitano says the effort was too expensive and too come bersome. come bersome. cumbersome.

it is 8:45. a vallejo couple has house fire has crews working hard. >> crews say winds of 20 do 25 miles an hour were -- were fanning the flames. fire officials say a man and a woman r in the burning home didn't even -- and a woman in the burning home didn't even

notice this. police are investigating the discovery of a body inside a hotel room. investigators say the man was in his 40s but we don't know his name yet. police are calling the death suspicious but no other -- but no other details are being released. closing arguments are about to start in one hour in the wrongful death civil suit against if hans reizer -- hans reizer. he's representing himself. he was found guilty of killing his wife, nina, in 2006 and hiding her body in the oakland

hills. there may an possible break in the investigation into the disappearance of two sisters in missouri. authorities say they found the bodies of two women in a rural field near trimble. britney and her sister have been missing since friday when her fiance found her two daughters alone in a crib. the fbi has joined the investigation into an unusual case of vandalism that could have crippled much of san francisco's emergency communication system. it happened yesterday morning on twin peaks.

vandals cut a hole in the fence. they broke into the city's communication -- communication facility. police say thed vandals did not go into the building but they were able to cut some exposed cables. ten people were hurt in texas when a backyard deck collapsed over the weekend. it happened during a birthday party on saturday. 20 people. >> it fell inwards, not

outwards. >> you can see people inside the pool. we are following some breaking news out of the persian gulf. the u.s. consulate official in dubi -- dubai says an american ship fired off a boat killing one person and injuring three. the official did not give any details. but it appears the boat could have been mistaken as a threat in gulf waters not far from iran's maritime boundaries. hours ago, secretary of state, it hillary clinton arrived in israel. her trip it israel is her final trip of the world tour t may be

her last visit to israel as secretary of state. now, earlier she got an angry reception as she wrapped up her trip to egypt. >> monica! monica! >> listen closely there. the protesters in cairo chanted monica! monica! referring to her husband's white house sex scandal back in the 1990s. they also threw tomatoes and water bottles at her motorcade. demonstrators say the united states is not doing enough to promote democracy is egypt. ford is recalling more than 10,000 of its 2013 model year escape suvs. the automaker says carpet padding could get in the way of braking. they plan to replace it to take care of the problem. owners of the affected suvs can bring their vehicles to the dealers for repair. jason kidd facing drunk driving charges. police in new york state

arrested him early yesterday afternoon. friends say he was partying in the hamptons and invised on driving -- and insisted on driving. police say hours later, av partying with friends, he -- of a partying with friends, he took off 0 in his suv. he signed -- off in his suv. >> he signed with the knicks. we're still following the breaking news in san francisco and we'll have the latest about the protests disrupting muni in san francisco. big hot pastrami. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

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snoop breaking news in san francisco -- breaking news in san francisco. david stevenson is live at van ness and market. there's a lot of police and propose testers. they shut down service. but -- is service running at this point? it's no longer disrupted? >> reporter: that's right. we're told service was restored at 7:40 a.m. protesters remain out here in the had, there. they are protesting the death of kenneth harding junior, which occurred a year ago today e died with a shootout with police. that bullet went -- today. he died with a shootout with police. that bullet wound -- protesters believe it was a case of police

brutality. they are out on the street earlier today -- they were out on the street earlier today. let's take a look at the video. they disrupted muni j traffic, the j and -- muni traffic, the j and n line. that forced people to get off and board buses. several hundred to board buses to complete their commute. they marched down market street. it's not clear how much longer they will be out here this morning. the crowd has thinned out. about a dozen or so people have left. you can see some of these two dozen or so if police were on the sight keeping them in line. there have been -- there have been no arrests. no vandalism involved. i'm told the protesters -- later today at 5:00, there's fog go be a -- there's going to be a memorial event. that's going to take place at

third street. the muni stop there in the bayview district, where the shooting happened last year. that may be where we see more protesters out. we're sea seeing a number -- we're seeing a number of them on the scene. we're told the commute has been restored and traffic is back to normal. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. let's check in with sal and see how the rest of the commute is winding down. >> we still have slow traffic out there. we ha couple of problems on 880. those cleared. but traffic is still clear coming up hyde street. bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to the end of the p.m. the busiest traffic son the 101, getting up -- traffic is on the 101, getting up past

trimble into say raw toe -- say raw toga -- saratoga. here's steve. temperatures in the 50s, 60s 70, very windy at times tomorrow. partly sunny, partly cloudy. >> all right. thank you. >> you bet. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join the noon news and we'rary always here for you at -- and we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. do you s there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru.

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