boy is in the hospital this morning after a frightening experience at a san jose pool. hear how neighbors teamed together as a rescue. it's great to be in oakland, california. [ cheers ] >> and president obama wakes up right here in the bay area. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, july 24th. we're following developing news that killed two and displaced others. tara moriarty is there with new concerns from firefighters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner has just arrived.

the fire was burning for at least a half-hour before anyone called 911, that's disturbing to firefighters. they are questioning if the smoke detectors were working. they are actually looking for them. a couple in their 30s was killed when flames shot 30 feet in the air. the couple next doran -- next doran outside -- door ran next door. >> we could see the heavy smoke. >> reporter: now. red cross is working with the five dozen neighbors not being allowed back in their apartments for at least a day

or two. neighbors say the victims had two cats and a dog. we know one of the cats died. we'll keep you updated on the investigation. back to you. an 8-year-old boy is in the hospital right now after he almost drowned at a san jose swimming pool. janine day la da -- janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the boy's mother said she was in the hot tub and he was in the big pool when it was discovered he was under water. we're told a teenager puttedle -- pulled the 8-year-old out of

the water. neighbors say this will make them more cautious about watching their kid. >> it's really scary. my kids and me go swimming every nuns a while. i'm just wondering if -- i'm concerned, actually -- it's -- every once in a while. i'm just wondered if -- i'm concerned, actually. it's sad. >> reporter: now there's no lifeguard on duty. there are signs all around the pool saying that. there's also signs saying that children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. but even in this case, the mother was present and this near drowning just still happened, so it just goes to show you that you can never take your eyes off your children, especially when you are near the water. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega.

back to you. home burglaries are 0en the rise -- are on the rise. most of these center around parked vehicles. a car is parked in front of the house when the resident is away or a car driving around for no apparent reason, keep an eye on that. police say if you see anything suspicious, contact police. also this morning, police are investigating an unusual sight, a suspect was caught on camera taking laptop computers and shoes but leaving befind millions of dollars of electronics of equipment. no word on who the laptops or shoes belonged to. 7:05. we want to check in on the

roads to see what's going on. sal? >> we do have minor things going on. but for the most part, the commute is slowing down. this is a look at the peninsula freeways. highway 92. a little bit slow coming in off foggy hill, half moon bay. getting to highway 280. we do have air delays reported at san francisco international airport at 90 minutes later today expected because of the cloud cover. this is noes at loud as it was but today it's up to 90 minutes there as we go to san francisco that earlier crash at ocean and san jose avenue has been cleared and the j church line is now moving through without delay. let's move along to some pictures. northbound 880. this traffic is moving along pretty well past high street on the right there. we also look at the commute at the toll plaza. that commute is backed up for about a ten-minute wait.

>> all right, sal. thank you. check in with steve. >> temperatures will continue in. the only caveat yesterday was san jose, which had the strong southeast wind. any were on the warm side. it looks like that was responsible for the low. now that that's moved out. we're seeing more of a westerly wind. hayward, 78. down to 72. stanford, 82. today's 77. concord from 85. today we'll go 80 degrees. the trend is lower pressure moving in on the west coast. as it does, that means high pressure is out of here. go east, young man. go east. that means temperatures will drop until thursday. the thunderstorm activity, which was just blowing up in the sierra yesterday and also we m a light show for us, is mainly on the light side. not much left. 50s on the temperatures.

58, 59. they are stuck. mountain view, hayward, 58, 59. everybody is stuck. everybody will carve itself out on the west coast and be here for five, seven days. the cooling continues. fog along the coast. temperatures will be in the 60s 70s, 80s. did i hold onto a couple of 90s. antioch, 88. walnut creek, 79. 70 san leandro. 82 santa clara. still a puff of a southeast wind but it's rare when san jose is warmer than yesterday. 60s, 70s on the temperatures. it looks like low clouds and fog win out. we keep it right there. slight warmup but not really much. 7:0. two more survivors of the colorado movie theater -- 7:08. two more survivors of the colorado movie thiefer are back

home. james holmes made his first court appearance. we're going to go live to aurora, colorado. alisia? >> reporter: good morning. this was an advisement hearing where the judge read him his rights. holmes sat through the whole hearing that lased about ten minutes and he sat away from -- that lasted about ten minutes and he sat away from everybody, near the jury box, separate from his attorneys. no bond. we're told this would be likely a first-degree murder murder. family members were staring straight at him the whole time. holmes did not look at anyone in the courtroom that we were able to see. he kind of looked forward, looked down. sometimes he closed his eyes. we did hear from the district attorney, carol chambers,

before and afterwards. she said the death penalty is something that will be considered in this case. however, we won't make that decision for a couple of weeks or months. she says she wants to talk to the victims and the families before the decision is made and she really doesn't have to do that right away. the next step in the process will start on monday when formal charges will be -- will be brought against james holmes. tori? >> have there been any funerals planned? >> reporter: family members are starting to make arrangement. s. that's the news we got today, this on top of the company that released "the dark knight rises." they will be donating quite a bit of money. they are expecting to donate any charities to go to help the family members. >> all right. live for us in aurora,

colorado. stay with us for continuing coverage. 7. well, president obama will -- 7:10. well, president obama will fly out of here around 10:15 and head to portland, oregon. last night he said mitt romney is raising a lot of money and spending most of it on television ads. >> so, really, what they are -- really what their ads boil down to is the economy is where it should not be and it's all obama's fault. it's very simple. it's easy to summarize. you will don't to see a

variation on this. >> it was amazing to see the president of the united states and hear him talk and motivate. and -- motivate and also hear him tell us to give him four more years to fix the country. there were protesters for the president's visit to oakland. [chanting] >> obama keep your promise! >> well mann protesterses are angry about federal raids on medical marijuana dispensaries. >> he has not come through with the reform that the people who voted for him, the liberals voted for him wanted to pursue. >> there were demonstrations gins federal immigration policy, oil drilling in the accuse and unnamed unmanned

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weapons. he says they would use the weapons if attacked by foreign forces. 7:15. gun sales are up in colorado after friday's movie theater massacre that left 12 people dead and 58 others hurt. "the denver post" reports that between friday and sunday. sales went up 43%. one storeowner said his basic fire class -- firearms classes are booked up for the next three weeks. and now dianne feinstein will call for common sense gun safety reforms. she wrote the original assault weapons ban enacted in 1994 but it expired in 2004 under thing about. her news conference is at 9:30

this morning -- under the bush administration. her news conference is at 9:30 this morning. the president is locked in a battle with major online companies about how implementation should be done. alison burns has more. >> reporter: now, congress is threatening to get involved. the sale mate, how tight the control should be on companies like google, yahoo! and facebook that rely heavily on user data for advertising. the companies are worried any mechanism that limits too much of their collection ability would hurt profits. >> you should a right to opt out. you should have some enforcement rights. you should also have the sense that companies are less like throw are have detailed profiles about you -- are less likely to have detamed profiles

about you -- detailed profiles about you. timothy geithner is warning about another recession. he says that tax increases, along with billions of dollars in automatic spending cuts would severely damage the economy. tax breaks for all americans are due to expire at the end of the year and $100 billion in defense cuts are due to take effect in january if congress doesn't agree on a new budget deal. well, there is a new poll out who says that a majority of people who believe that romney's business background makes him call fid -- qualified

to manage the economy. "usa today" says his business background call filed, the majority of those who polled. only 29% say no. jerry brown has called for an audit of more than 500 special funds in the wake of the scandal. the most comes after officials learned the parks department sat on $54 million in surplus funds for years. even as start park closures were ordered. we were shocked. we worked with the state for a long time and clearly this money could have been used for the crisis facing the state park system. the legislature 0 will decide what happens with the funds. but most suspect it will pubessed to keep the parks

open. the state attorney's office is investigating the surplus. here are more details -- a russian cargo spacecraft failed to document with the international space station because of a technical problems. they tested out an auto pilot docking procedure. it was scheduled to land early this morning but it missed the target. mission control is investigating it and they will try another docking this coming sunday. now, you may not go to space any time in your lifetime but you may be able to smell what it is like to be out of

this world. even though space is near wackier, we're told that it has a distinct odor that one chemist is trying to reproduce -- vacuum, we are told it has a distinct odor that one chemist is describing to reproduce. reproduce-- is trying to reproduce. coming up next -- steve paulson will tell us what's behind a cooldown coming up and when we'll see temperatures coming up. another bay area police station received a suspicious package with white out powder -- with white powder. good morning. it's pretty busy on northbound 50.

another bay area police department gets a suspicious envelope. the latest one arrived at the fremont police headquarters. an employee saw the envelope yesterday, it looked like ones with white envelope inside. it was immediately isolated and taken outside. six other local police departments received similar envelopes on friday and saturday. the powders inside were harmless. the fbi is now investigating. it is 7:24. new yorkers will have their way today on a proposed ban on large sugarie drinks on restaurants and movie theaters. a public hearing on the band is scheduled this afternoon. the ban only needs the approval to become law but opponents could still sue to block it. michael bloomberg says the man is -- says the ban is necessary

to combat the obesity epidemic. sal, you are back. what are you seeing out there? >> well, there is a new crash, northbound 101 near trimble road. this crash will be on the shoulder already. northbound 101 is already slowp it doesn't need -- slow. it doesn't need any help. northbound 101 is backed up from tull throw trimble. that's why northbound 280 in downtown san jose will be slow. i think people have heard about this crash. they are using a different way to get around. i want to move the maps. you can see traffic from a- street and highway 4 traffic is slow. quickly, let's go to the toll plaza. if you are drivingen -- if you are driving san francisco northbound and southbound, it's still good. but we'll let you you flow if

that causes any traffic problems. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very good -- a very good morning. there's lot of fog. i just tweeted out thor from seattle -- out there from seattle. but if you have a flight to hawaii good for you but you will see a lot of gray out there. it will be mild to warm. most temperatures are heading down. a few 90s but holding on. but that's about it. 50s on the temperatures right about at 60. maybe they haven't moved too much here but it's hard to -- it's hard to see.

a standoff outside an east oakland home. also -- police are out there looking for suspects in an early-morning shooting. we have live reports from the scene of this crime. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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this morning's shooting makes two so far this year. this morning's shooting happened right outside this blue house. you can see the iron gate right there. that's 2111. the other shooting happened in january this year. there is a lot of markings on the ground. notes written to the person. his name was edmond e -- edmond. he died back in january. police say just before 4:00 this morning, a person was shot

and that person had to be airlifted to the hospital. we don't know of a motive or if anyone is in custody. we know that person is expected to survive. and this is where edward arnold martinez was shot and killed back in january. was sitting in a parked car with his sister when police say the gunman began to shoot as he ran along another car on nevin car. they say that the gunman opened fire on martinez and his sit ter, who was not -- sister, who was not hurt. here's some notes written by his sister. now, with this morning's shooting we're told that the spokesperson for richmond police is in the office. we'll held -- we will head over to the p.d. back to you. >> thank you, paul. 7:31. also in richmond, police are investigating a possible homicide after a richmond man

was shot and killed after an argument with miss son. it happened the 3090 sun court. police are not releasing the sun's age at this -- the son's age -- with his son. it happened at 3090 sun avenue. police are -- police are not releasing the son's name. we learned new information about the fatal apartment fire in pleasant hill a few minutes ago. we now know the bodies of a couple were found in the upstairs bedroom of the apartment. firefighters say day pierce they died in their sleep and did not have a chance to escape. the coroner is at the scene. we'll go live to the scene for more on these details. police say a santa cruz man accused of breaking into his neighbor's home and attacking a woman killed himself during a

standoff. police say 55-year-old ri richardsmanbrokeintothehomeonsun dayand-- police say 55-year-old richard glansman broke into the home and there was a struggle.

7:34. a san pablo family is pleading for information about a 15-year- old girl who has been missing for two weeks. friends and family of geraldine salazar held hands last night and prayed. she left her cell phone behind. >> if anybody knows anything or if they think they see her, if they think they saw her, just please call it in because any little lead is a big legal -- big lead. if you have any information

about salazar, call san pablo police. a 27-year-old man from benicia has died after falling from a 12,000 foot mountain -- 12,000-foot mountain. he was beginning to climb down and a group of hikers reported seeing him drop out of sight. he had been living in wyoming earning his certnycation in emergency rescue -- certification in emergency rescue. aaron peskin says this text backs his claim that a friend of mayor lee asked him to offer suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi a job if he resigned. "the san francisco examiner" said "our friends me to tell

you no matter the without yum with the negotiations he appreciates your help." the ethics investigation says any investigation regarding perjury goes to the d.a. well, san francisco mayor ed lee is standing firm on his plan to implement a controversial stop-and-frisk policy. "the examiner" reports that the colorado movie theater shooting

has strengthened his stance on this. critics say the program has been linked to racial profiling. well, oakland police are still having problems with their police radios. according to the san francisco "chronicle" police officers say they fall into dead zones and when he can't connect with police dispatchers and others. san jose's cisco systems is planning another round of layoffs. the company plans to cut 1300 jobs in a move to stream line operations. that's about 2% of cisco's

global work force. the company did not say how many of those cuts would be here in the bay area. last year, the company cut 10,000 jobs to save a billion dollars. a decision could come as early as friday on whether to approve the opening of a casino matrix in san jose. the announcement is expected to be made by police chief chris moore. the gaming commissioner recommended only opening the main floor. as for the top floor, the city wants that to be blocked at by police first. if all goes as planned, the casino could be opened early as next month. caltrans says students' designs of mt. diablo, the foothills and the sun were selected in the competition for atwork for the tunnel -- artwork for the tunnel. the tonel is due to open

between orie din -- orinda and oakland late next year. >> a lot of people say that couldn't come soon enough for those of us dealing with that backup. let's check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads. >> that will be a great day for people. it might even make property values go up. we'll start off with traffic in the south bay, you can see how slow it is coming out of san jose. northbound 101 is not doing well. antioch and bay point, slow traffic, i've circled the area where it's typically slow. 24 moderately heavy to the tunnel. as we move the maps. i did show you that 101. but 280 is slow. 101 has a separate crash 101 at

trimble. had is the bay bridge -- this is the bay bridge plaza. it's backed up almost to the macarthur maze. 15, 20 minutes before you make it on the span. let's go back to steve. a lot of low clouds and fog around. temperatures are coming down. the only exception was san jose which had the strong southeast wind. they actually warmed up a little bit. everyone else continued to process. hayward 78 to 72. stanford was 82. probably the 70s by tomorrow. cooler pattern is staining itself along the west coast as it does, that's lifting the fog. the high-pressure system is losing its grip. that's been the trend. it kind of moves back to the west. it gets back out. the cooler weather hangs around. the tropical clouds from

yesterday which gave us pretty good thunderstorm activity. most locations have more of a west-southwest 50s. you can actually see some 90s way inland. there's fog from seat toll san diego out to hawaii. 60s, 70s and 80s. a couple of low 90s. upper 70s for some locations. 67 alameda, 81 danville. 72 hayward. 80, still the southeast wind. so a mild pattern. really tricky call. that southeast wind collapses. it will be cooler. we'll hold onto it for one more day. 60s on the coast. the fog doesn't look like it's

going anywhere. taking it into thursday and friday with your weekend in view. it will look to be warmer. but not a lot. you can get updates on ktvu.com. 7:42. not telling the full story. why analysts are slightly downplaying expectations when apple releases its quarterty report -- quarterly report today. the recovery's -- housing recovery's downside that may hit every homeowner in the wallet. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night.

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earnings. united parcel service cut its forecast 4% due to global economic weakness. dupont posted an incline on slower business in european and asia. the dow is down 82. nasdaq is down 13. s&p, down 8. apple reports its quart terly earnings today. analysts are slightly downplaying expectations because they say buyers may be holding off until the new iphone 5 comes out. there's reports that it's already in production in chine flaw. it's rumored to have a larger 4- inch screen and a smaller dock connector. apple's profits could be higher if they didn't hide some of them in overseas accounts. the company is tucking away billions of dollars for tax bills it may never pay. experts say apple could easily eliminate -- easy eliminate the phantom tax obligations and that could boost profits by as

much as $10.5 billion. bay area prices are going up. at least that's according to zillow. prices went up by l 4% for the second quarter of the year. alameda county saw about a 3% increase. contra costa county saw about a 1.5% increase. the average price to buy a house in the bay area is now about $453,000. some of the experts say that is a sign of a housing market that's recovering. also, it appears, though, that a recovering real estate market may have a downside. tens of thousands of homeowners are seeing their tax bills go up. some by almost 10%. some own, are saying no way, they believe their taxes are limited to an increase of no more than 2% because of proposition 13 which was approved by voters in 1978. that affected taxes for

declining property values. however, another initiative allows those increases to happen when home values go back up. 7:47. president obama is wrapping up a successfulfording trip to the bay area -- successful fund- raising trip to the bay area. the president was greeted were a lot of enthusiasm last night. he shared their excitement. >> it's great to be in oakland, california! [ cheers ] >> president obama told the crowd he needs their support because he'll probably outspent by the republicans in this campaign e talks a lot about how he and first lady, michelle obama, can relate to the hard- working people of oakland because any come from a blue collar working family as well and he was raised by a single mother. he also offered hope and explanations for some of the problem the u.s. economy is facing.

what's holding us back right now is not the back of -- lack of big idea. it's what's going on in washington, the uncompromising view that the only path forward is to go back to the same top- down economics that got us into this mess in the first place. >> now, out live to sfo this morning, where the president will be leaving at about 10:30 this morning, aboard air force one, so we have a live picture out there at the airport this morning. the president will be headed to portland. he will be speaking this afternoon. it was supposed to be sort of a grass routes presentation, but it will be more of a private event up there. it's supposed to be a quick day. he'll be flying out again this evening. coming up next in our next hour of moot -- of "mornings on 2" we'll hear from some people who

were very happy about president obama and some who were not. back to you. meanwhile, rit rom know is focusing on foreign -- rit -- mott -- mitt romney is helding to reno. this comes after a business round table discussion in southern california where he criticized how president obama is handling the economy. >> the president has a jobs council as well. this consists of leaders of various industries that come to offer vad cries to the president. he's not found time in the last six months to -- to meet with them. >> after that, romney will go to the opening temperatures. ktvu.com has an extensive section on policies.

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sally ride graduated. she graduated from stanford and flew aboard the "challenger well in 19 3 and --" the challenger "in 1983 and 19 --

the" challenger ""in 1983 and 1984. it was 150 years ago today when legendary aviator amelia earhart was born. a search team announced that a multi-million dollar expedition to fine the wreckage of her flight turned up empty. they believe she crashed off a reef off the pacific ocean 75 years ago. the group will look over the data to see if there's anything they missed at first france. speaking of plane, american airlines is becoming the first

airline to install new seats. the seats will only be available in first class and business class from new york to california. pepsi has landed sports wiggest -- biggest show. they reached a deal with the nfl to sponsor the super bowl's halftime performance. hey, sal, you are watching san francisco? >> yes. the president, by the way, guys is gonna be leaving the south of market area getting down to

the airport. slow traffic coming out of the livermore valley. 80, if you are driving from richmond to el cerrito, that's becoming more slow. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 20, 25-minute delay. let's go to steve. we have a lot more clouds out there. a much bigger fog bank. it has been out hear for -- it has been out there for a which. i think the -- has been out

there, and almost -- almost everyone has cooled down. 50s and 60s. kind of spin in the atmosphere. they will continue to come out of the gulf of alaska. fog, sun, breezy. temperatures, well, not very far, 60s, 70s, locations that were near 100 on sunday, in the 80s. and it looks like this trend will continue wednesday, thursday, friday. maybe a slight warmup as we head to the weekend. tori and dave? a new water battle could be brewing in california, the governor's new plan that could cause a rif between the north and the south -- a rift between the north and the south. >> reporter: we're live where a couple was killed in an early- morning aunt fire. a boy is in insessive care after -- intensive -- early-

morning apartment fire. a boy is in intensive care after nearly drowning. púwnw

two people were sadly killed in an apartment fire. firefighters found the victims upstairs in their apartment and tara moriarty is there at the complex with more details. >> reporter: we've learned that this couple never made it out of their bedroom. we're told they are smokers but there has not been a definitive cause of this fire as of yet. in you look behind me, you can see it's quite a big section roped off. the fact that this fire was burning for at least a half- hour before anyone called 911 leads firefighters to question whether the smoke detectors were working. we have some new pictures of the extensive damage. we're here at the -- we're here where the -- where at about 3:30, flames shot up in the air

and the neighbors next door woke up when their alarm went off and got up to call 911. one neighbor showed us a picture that she shot on her cell phone. one other neighbor described it as a giant fireball. 60 people had to be evacuate -- had to be evacuate. >> i -- it was huge. i just ran out of my apartment and i just booked it. i didn't even have any pants on. >> reporter: 60 people have been displaced. they are trying to find places for 18 people. the rest are staying with friends or family. neighbors tell us that the victims had two cats and a dog. we know that at least two of those cats died. live from pleasant hill. back to you. >> firefighters in oakland now say it appears an early-morning house fire began in the

basement, then spread to the first floor in the attic. this all started about 2:00 a.m. there on 35th. neighbors say the house has been vacant for about a month. they've seen squatters moving in and out and then police confirmed the house has a history of squatters. firefighters haven't confirmed if squatters were the -- were the cause of the fire. a san jose mother is des today after her 8-year-old sob -- a san jose mother is distraught after her 8-year-old son nearly drowned. here's more. >> reporter: the mother said she and the boy were at the pool when this near drowning -- when this near-drowning happened. she said they were all watching the children and turned their heads for a second and then it

happened. he's head -- dash he was taken to -- he was taken to the lucile packard hospital and is in icu. many kids were playing in the pool when suddenly someone noticed the 8-year-old boy was drowning. >> she was in the pool and she just got out. and somebody screamed whose kid is this? it was as fast as that. >> we're told the boy was pulled out by another teenager and a neighbor performed cpra bond him to breathe again -- performed cpr and got him to breathe again. someone said they were playing who can hold their breath longest. >> the mom is scared. very scared. a lot of prayers for her. she's very, very scared.

>> reporter: that family friend says she has three children of her own and the mother of the boy at the hospital also has three children. so there were many other children at the pool. so pool were running around explains it was very chaotic. they just said it serves as a reminder, you have to turn your head for a second and something else happens. they are all very worried and are hoping for the support and he's listed in serious condition at lieu -- listed in serious condition at lucile packard hospital. it is coming up on 8:04. a 13-year-old san francisco boy is dead after drowning in the russian river. he was pulled out of the river near forestville on sunday afternoon. friends say he was under water in about five feet of water, about 15 feet from the shore. he was flown to oakland children's hospital where he died. fremont police have some

tips for homeowners after a series of home burglaries. they say the number one thing to look out for is a suspicious vehicle. this includes an unfamiliar parked car. a car parked when the resident is away or a car driving around for for -- for no reason. if you see anything suspicious, call -- call police. a suspect was caught on camera taking several laptops and a pair of shoes but leaving behind millions of dollars in electronic equipment at this building. no word on who owned the equipment stolen. two more survivors of the movie theater spree are

recovering at hone. sixteen other people are still in the hospital. in the meantime, the family members of the 12 people who were killed are planning their -- are planning their funerals. coming up at 8:15, what they are accused of and the arsenal of weapons found in one of their cars. well, warner bros says it will make a substantial donation to the -- donation to the victims of the shooting. they also pulled a trailer for its upcoming movie "gangster squad." that trailer shows mobsters firing weapons in the office. after delaying one of the

weekend numbers, warner brothers wanted to reveal that it earned $100 million. prosecutors are expected to file formal charges against wilfredo reyes. any say he was inside the car during the 2008 drive-by shooting that killed anthony, michael, matthew and bow lonia. another member, edward ramos, is searching a life sentence for his role. tomorrow governor brown is reportedly going to start a

project to irritate millions of water. the weld county of -- 8:08. we want to check in with sal. see how things are moving, especially south bay. what's going on there. we do have slow traffic in the morning -- in the south bay. we have accident in the east bay. it looks like all of the areas are firing up. this new crash is making it really tough to get up to the hayward area out of union city and fremont. some people come from the south bay to the east bay and boy,

this is terrible. southbound traffic is gonna be busy in this area. been 580. westbound 580 will be -- westbound 50 will be busy. let's go to the toll plaza. westbound bay bridge. the traffic is backed up for at least 20 minutes getting into san francisco -- at least 20 minutes getting into san francisco. we showed you 28 a while ago -- 280 a while peak. tuesday not a great day for big traffic. let's go to steve. water temperatures have come up and the overnight lows are very mild and the low clouds come in and that caps

further cooling. santa rosa, 80. sfo from 74 to 70. 91. 84 today. reason being, low pressure continues to just kind of move in along the west coast t doesn't have to be that strong. it's bumped the -- the west coast. it doesn't have to be that strong to bump it. west-southwest 22 out of the travis and southwest at sfo, still a little hint of

southeast. it was warmer in san jose, santa clara than morgan hill and gilroy. 50s and right at 60. even with the low clouds. temperatures are on the mild side. the high-pressure system continues to back off head to the east and a couple of series of low pressure systems you move across the coast. very cool. fog, sun, breezy. 50, 70s, 80s. you can get more information at ktvu.com. 8:11. there rely a battle over privacy on the internet.

the big online companies are on one side. the white house on the other. and the squirrel that's set off a public health scare in one bay area county.

temperatures inland continue to come down. we'll see mainly 80s. a lot of 60s and 70s closer to the coast and bay. all right, steve. 8:14. new this morning, british authorities are filing criminal charges now against eight people in connection with that phone-hacking scandal. they are accused of illegally

tapping the cell phones of celebrities, politicians and other public figures. those eight suspects worked at one time for the news of the world tabloid before it was shut down last year as a result of the managing scandal. el with, internet companies are facing a lot of pressure from the federal government to -- well, internet companies are facing a lot of pressure from the federal government to do a do-not tract. but as alison burns reports, privacy groups and the federal government, he are just not satisfied -- they are just not satisfied with the progress. >> reporter: google, yahoo! and facebook don't want to stop tracking your online activity because any use it to sell advertising. it's been about five months since president obama touted and online privacy bill of rights and called on the industry to give customers a do had the not-track option.

reuters reports the two sides are apart he reuters reports the two sides -- reuters reports that the two sides are very far apart. >> if this works right, i think the advertisers will get the message. it's okay to advertise, just don't take so much data. >> now, democrats and republicans in congress are treten -- threatening to act on their own but with so much on the table here it's unlikely we'll see any action on it this year. reporting live from dc, alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. a man from southern california is in custody. he shouted during a screening -- during a screening of "the

dark knight." he said "i should go off like in colorado." and then he said do the anybody have a gun? and he was not armed and. one more than was pulled over because he was going -- 1123 my -- miles an hour. he told police he had taken a loaded handgun to the screening of the new batman movie. epalso said he was on his way to. gun sales are up in colorado. after five's movie theater massacre that left 12 people dead and 58 others injured. the denver post reports that if

one fun storeowner says his basic firearm yamses are now book up for the next three -- basic firearms are now -- one gun storeowner says his bank firearm sales are now up. casey james fury did not enter a plea when he went to court yesterday. prosecutors say he set the fires

because when the could face life in prison folk -- in prison if convicted. bp focused too much on minor details that led up to that disaster. 11 workers were killed in the explosion about, 200 million gallons of oil spilled into the gulf. taking another swat at mosquitoes. the investigator control is planning to spay. and there have been four reported cases in the state. technicians in san mateo county are setting up mosquito traps after a gray squirrel

tested positive. the squirrel was found on july 1st. a funeral is being planned for a concord student hit and killed while walking across the country with a pro-life group. 20-year-old andrew moore was walking with a group from san francisco to washington, d.c. last friday he was hit and killed. >> he was very, very loving and worked so hard to help other people. funeral services will be held for moore next tuesday in concord. a major push for h.i.v. prevention. how one bay area city may be coming up short in its campaign. so jack, why'd you wanna have me in your commercial

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despite a maimer push for h.i.v. prevention. the number of cases keep going up in several u.s. cities and san francisco is one of them.

the new reports release by the cdc looked at african-american, gay and bisexual men. nearly 6% of african-american gay men under the age of 30 became infected with the virus each year. in the u.s. more than 1.1 million americans live with h.i.v. that's a 60% increase over the past 15 years. the cdc is recommending that those with high risk get tested at least once a year. 8:23. earlier this morning, researchers at the international a.i.d.s. conference announced that condom use archers say despite increase a lot more work needs to be done to keep young people protected from the disease. to help, the obama administration is donating $80 million in new funding.

>> united states is committed and will remain committed to achieving an a.i.d.s.-free generation. virtually no child anywhere will be born with the virus. >> faud, about 34 million -- today, about 34 million people worldwide are living with h.i.v. 8:24. sal is coming back. he's checking all of the roads. i know you are watching 80 as well. that's right -- watching 880 as well. that's right -- okay. >> we're having breaking news. >> okay. >> this is the san jose airport runway. you can see the green vehicles there. they are waiting for a small plane to land. apparently it has some sort of a problem. we're not sure exactly what the problem is. we're trying to get more as we are here in the newsroom but

this small plane has radioed adead -- radioed ahead that it has problems. we have our camera fixed on the runway. we'll let you know exactly what happened. the green vehicles, there's emergency vehicles standing by. we'll let you know more about this. let's go to the been toll plaza. that traffic is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. hayward, northbound 808 at jackson street. we still have a crash there. traffic is a big mess getting into hayward. you need to get yourself on the road after highway 92. use mission boulevard but know would the -- but i would not recommend using 882 -- but i

would not recommend using 882. i got a tweet saying it's overcast in noma. >> some of the thunderstorm activity is almost gone. a lot of gray there. west-southwest, berylly wind, except tahoe. tahoe? why am i thinking that? because don felders is playing up there. i just saw the tweet. i have ta low on -- tahoe on the mind. little systems continue to move in. that's push, the high out of here. 60s, 70s, 80s. looks like a rather significant cooling friend will take us into wednesday, thursday. coming up at 8:35, i will explain why friday will be the coolest day, dave. 8:27. well, a controversial anti- crime program. why san francisco's support of

stop and frisk was even stronger now growing over the past couple of days. and another day in court for the two suspect, in the bryan stow beating case and houp you can help bryan stow's family.

breaking news. a small plane is coming in with mechanical difficulties. they have radioed ahead. this have the police department. the plane is left than five minutes out. here it comes. here comes a plane.

now, the plane reportedly had break difficulty. it looks like the emergency vehicles are now approaching the plane on the tarmac. >> it looks like the plane has landed safely. what are you hearing back there? >> it looks like they are watching it. >> what are you hearing? >> about two miles out. >> we'll let you know more. 8:31, back to the desk. police are searching for an early-morning shooting in

richmond. >> reporter: police say a person was shot on nevin avenue. that person is expected to survive. right now we know of no motive. i can tell you where the shooting occurred is where 22- year-old edwin martinez was shot and killed in january. the gunman opened fire on martinez and his sister who was not hurt we were there and saw several notes on the ground and trees. there were -- they were signed his -- by sis tis ter -- by his sister and those who knew him. >> this is an area that we've had problems with in the past with drug dealing and

loitering. police are trying to get some more information. they say the victim was not very cooperative. so they had very little to go on. police say several people were in a home when james morris and his son got into an argument. authorities say they struggled over a gun and during the confrontation the gun went off, the bullet hitting the father. morris died at the scene. the two men charged with the brutal beating of bryan

stow are due back in court again today. they will go before the -- he will go before the judge this morning. bryan stow, the father of two children, suffered severe brain injuries. a dvd will be released that will benefit his foundation. it includes performances by bob weir of the grateful dead and the third base coach. the dvd release ceremony will be held at at&t park between tonight's game and we believe they will sell for $20. we set up a link. if you are interested from buying the dvd, kick on the --

click on the stand. the san francisco "examiner" reports the shooting has strengthened lee -- lee's commitment to the policy. it calls for officers to stop and search people they deem suspicious. oakland police still having radio problems according to the san francisco "chronicle." officers say they suddenly fall into dead zone -- dead zone and cannot communicate and they also cannot communicate in hundreds of basements including in their own police headquarters. oakland must decide the system some are morning on to. well, san jose's cisco systems is about to -- is about

to cut 1300 jobs. that's about 2% of sis crow's -- the company has nat said how many of those jobs will be in the bay area. p. a decision could come of -- a decision could come this week regarding san jose p opinion. 8:36. changes in the pacific ocean's temperature and currents are affecting california's brian pelicans -- brown pelicans. they are traveling iting.

the fromly endangered birds are known for hanging along the fence. but now they are moving inland along the f.m. state officials say it's really important not to feed the gird in your area. >> a lot of people. . the plane did land and now air traffic is in . if opinion opinion. let's take a look at the -- let's take a look at the slow traffic. the crash is gone. some of that slow traffic is

getting better. but southbound traffic san francisco finance p to the bay bridge now, at 8:37. let's go to steve. >> good morning to you all. the cooling continues for most. it looks like temperatures may be a couple of low 90s well inland up to ewe kyia. i think everyone today gets back out of the 80s.

tropical clouds gave the if -- those tropical clouds, they are out of the picture. you can see why. there is a lot of fog out there. westerly breeze or a southwesterly breeze. still a little component but as pun opinion folk -- still a little component. 60s, 70s, 80s. a couple of 90s,.

if blood pressure. bayou. lock -- wow. look at this. this is a typhoon.

fum -- relative will care for three young members. family members identified the victims at 28-year-old pedro him anyone dez. police discovered the bodies after neighbors called to support gunshots get estimate one man saw another one run from the scene of the drawn purges inned -- that's blind of -- of the -- run from the

scene. >> the sudden death of a solano county jail mate is under investigation. 35-year-old david ma,itt was -- massis. when he came effect are -- when he came back he said cen eb. >> a cause of debt has none determined. and funeral amangement also made for 27-year-old from benicia who die the while mountain climbing. who died while mountain climbing. he was just about to come down.

>> reporter: we're live in pleasant hill where we're learning how and where an apartment fire started. and hot, hearty sub. avorited like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

:45. let's bring you up to date on tom of the top stories -- two more survivors of the colorado shooting spree are now recovering at home. they were released from hospital. an 8-year-old san jose boy is in intensive care at lucile packard children's hospital after he almost drowned yesterday in a pool. a family friend says it happened after he was molding his breath too long while playing a game with miss friends. his condition is listed as

serious. two people have died. 60 others are displaced after an apartment fire. tara moriarty. and you have new information from the firefighters. >> that's right. well, sources to close to the investigation tell us that this fire started downstairs. you can see they are beginning to board up and the fact this fire was burning at least a half-hour before anyone called 911 leaves firefighters to question whether the smoke detectors alarm were working. they say it could have made a big difference in saving lives. we're here where, around 3:30 a.m., a couple in their 30s were killed, when flames roared

through their unit, shooting 30 feet in the air. the neighbors ran outside to call 911. a >> it was just -- there was so much smoke. it was just a huge fireball. it was the biggest fire i've seen in a while. >> if there were no smoke detectors it would be easily for a fire to progress to the point where people couldn't get out. gonna keep you mosted on the -- gonna keep you posted on the investigation. we under the couple were smokers but there's no coreration as of yet. the coroner said it looked like the couple tried to escape but

the smoke got to them first. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama is leaving the bay area later today after a busy trip. pam cook is in our newsroom now with a look at the president's visit here. >> it was a trip for the most part well received. president obama attended some big fund-raiseers during his bay area trip including a packed house at the fox theater in oakland last night. >> don't ask, don't tell, was the right thing to do? we're not going back, we're going forward. [ cheers ] >> we're making sure that women control their own healthcare choices is the right thing to do. we're not going back. we're going forward. [ cheers ] >> expanding pell grams for young people, right thing to do.

we're not going back. we're going forward, oakland! >> president obama said he crowds the their support -- told the crowd he needs their support to go forward because he will probably be outspent by the republicans. i talked about how he and michelle obama can relate to the hard-working people in oakland because they, too, come from blue-collar workers. the crowd seemed to relate to him. >> i think what he said stuck to me about having to stick together and the deficit and the recession. >> but some protesters also turned out for his visit. medical mann supporters staged the biggest protest. they are upset about federal raids -- medical marijuana supporters staged the biggest protest. they are upset about the federal raids. this is air force one waiting and ready for the president's

departure there at about 10:30 this morning. we understand he's headed for portland for a campaign event in the oregon convention center and he will be back on the plane and at a fund-raiser by tonight, dinnertime. so the campaigning continues. air force one waiting for the president there. i'm pam kak, let's go back to the studio. >> thank you, pam. ten minutes before 9:00. analysts say a scandal could hurt governor brown's initiative to raise taxes. brown has called for an audit of more than 500 special fund in the wake of the scandal. the move comes after officials learned the parks department sat on almost $54 million in surplus fund for years. even as state park closures were

ordered. >> the legislature will decide what happens to the surplus fund. but most suspect they will be used to keep the parks open. now, here are more details on the fallout from the scandal -- sonoma county officials are scrapping a plan for a quarter- cent sales tax increase to pay for park projects. but marine county supervisors are still scheduled to discuss meeting -- putting a quarter- cent sales tax on the ballot. that would raise about $10 million a year, supervisors. about $million from the tax would be -- about $8 million would be allocated from the tax. mariah carey will join "american idol." she will fill one of two empty seats on the judges' panel. the 42-year-old singer takes her seat after steven tyler and

jennifer lopez said bye-bye. randy jackson, still -- he's there. he's the own only original judge left on the show. >> the show is changing the way they audition. "american idol" hopefuls don't have to be in the big city anymore to get their chance. a smalltown audition bus will make their way to cities, idaho falls, clarkstown, mississippi, those towns will have a chance to participate as well. 8:53. 12-hour standoff in oakland comes to an end overnight. the early-morning arrest that ended a very tense situation. we're watching traffic still.

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a marathon standoff with police that started yesterday afternoon ended early in morning. a -- one suspect accused of firing shots at a chp patrol car was arrested after a 12- hour standoff. this is video from overnight. s.w.a.t. tames first surrounded the house around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. the arrest was made shortly after 3:00 this morning. safety was the top priority.

safety is the utmost concern. we don't want anybody getting injured -- injured. >> the. 8:56. it's ticket tuesday. today's winners will get to rock out at the 103.7 summer fest concert. three lucky viewers will win tickets for the show saturday, august 18th at the sleeptrain pavilion in concord. performers include joe cocker and huey lewis and the news. for your chance to win put in the see get word "square." a new crash in san francisco, sal? >> northbound 101 at 3rd street, there a brand-new crash. this is blocking two lanes and traffic getting into san francisco is gonna be very

slow, just north of candlestick. it's between candlestick and 3rd and there's a big mess there. let's take a look apartment the bay bridge toll plaza. this backup is backed up to the macarthur maze. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. well, some of that fog is already beginning to burn off. the sun is starting to break through. we'll continue the cooling trend. 60s -- 60s, 70s and 80s. >> all right. thank you, steve. >> you bet. that's our report. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to join us for the news at noon. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us.

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