. there was a major new development moments ago on the manhunt on stamford campus. police officers give them more than just guns. and top transportation official calls it a scandal, what the cost to taxpayers is. and they are shining brightly at the summer games, ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning let's check weather and traffic, steve is

here, do we need air conditioning? >> no doubt about it, and we have what looks to be a big difference in temperatures anywhere about 40 degrees for some, hot for some and hot for others. here is sal. it is slowing in antioch all the way to pittsburgh and the morning drive will be doing well on interstate 880 all the way to desk. just moments ago, police announced they rearrested their suspect. jeanine has the details, what happened jeanine? >> reporter: well in the last ten minutes the manhunt came to an end and they have scott foster in custody. he was taken into custody in

bark zero in el comino. they say there was no struggle. for the past few hours police and canines have been searching for him. he was arrested and they are told he is the sun of a retired stanford professor and he was arrested for violence against his girlfriend. in the car when he was arrested, that is when he escaped custody we will have a little more detail about how this all came to an end, this is laura wilson, how was he caught. >> they were assisting us with the perimeter and they realized he was wearing handcuffs and he got surrendered without incident. >> reporter: was he trying to

disguise himself? >> yes, he thought he would just walkout and he heard the dogs throughout the night and he didn't want to try and leave at dark hours so he thought he would leave this morning. >> reporter: so now he is facing domestic violence and now he is facing? >> resisting arrest and fleeing from police. >> things are wrapping up here and he is back here at the police station, scott foster is now it custody and this manhunt is at an end. two teenagers. they were shot on swarm spring -- warm springs drive. they are both teens and both shot and both are expected to survive. it is not clear what led to

that gunfire. time now 6:03, a special report uncovers millions of taxpayer dollars may have been waisted. those traffic patterns, they have some blunt language, what is going on, tara? >> reporter: they are calling this a scandal for cal trans. we are talking about the boards, the ones that light up and give you drive times. we are here behind 680 and one is not even lit up for the morning commute and even if it was, the drive times are not accurate. the sensors which are supposed to show the information is not

working. 60 to $80 million is being spent on them and a cal trans engineer is still standing by the data. >> you can tell you this is useful information we put out for our travelers. and none of the sensors were a long interstate 280 same on highway 24 and the 72-mile stretch of 680. there are also no working sensors along 280 and coming up we will hear from the company that makes the technology and find out why it does not work but right now we will check in with sal castaneda who always has accurate information. right, sal?

we don't solely rely on cal trans data, and sometimes when i look at have i yes we are aware of where it is not working and we get information from other sources but i'll say that some of those sensors do indeed work and we have checked them and that is part of that and we investigate something that is not quite right, that is my job. and cameras are helping us out because we can see what is going on and westbound 80 is moderately heavy as you head out to the mcarthur maze, no major problems. at the bay bridge toll plaza it

is super light. it hooks good heading to the valley or 101 on 280. will, a little warmer and fog will burn off but it is not going anywhere, it will still be there and on the bridge highway 101, keep that in mind, through the caldecott as well. high pressure gives us one more day where it will be rather toasty and we'll see 100 near 90 degrees. one more day for the high pressure system, he just sent me an e-mail and we will have 114 degrees which will be the hottest temperatures ever. you can see the core and for us we are on the western edge and

everything less look at sonoma 46 and we had many other lee cakes -- locations which had a big difference. a couple of swirling low pressure systems and we are even out to the back 40 and it's going to be hot coast and bay, 60s and 70s, so fog near the coast and once it is way inland, it will burn off soon. 85 novartis but upper 90s. caster sally, cupertino 86, low 80s on the peninsular san mateo 77 and also on the coast. fog will increase and cooler for all as we head to saturday.

thank you, steve. there is a new push for san francisco police officers to use stunguns and the police chief is leading the effort, good morning alex. >> reporter: good morning, the long running debate over the use of stunguns has reignited. it does not allow the use of tazers but they are trying to get them into the hands of officers. last night we got the okay to research the use of tazers. they told the commission giving officers the option of a stungun would save lives. >> i think officers should have something in between a botanical or fun and will be able to use them.

>> reporter: they have specially trained crisis intervention officers to use none lethal force. a deadly shooting happened two weeks ago when an officer shot a mentally ill man and sources say that situation might havened differently if police had been able to use tasers. >> i don't think it's right to use my brother and not accept responsibility for what they did to him. i don't think taser would stop anything... >> the a.c.l.u. sites taser relayed issues in the past they will now spend 3 months studying a plan to implement the use of tasers. life in san francisco, -- live in san francisco sister, alex

-- francisco alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. those bay area athletes are performing very well in london. former uc berkeley swimmers, they both won gold metals and adrian won by 100th of a second. spring board diver christian took home bronze metals. now it includes gymnast particular and michael phelps had his 20th metal. the third is in place. what some are doing on the job which could be a national security risk. >> plus, remember this, new information about that november

pepper spray incident at uc davis. plus the troubled past of a santa cruz party bus that is at the heart of a deadly incident.

. new details about the party bus incident on highway 17. they were fined for several violations and two people who

were passengers last year say the bus doors either did not completely close or the doors would not lock. we don't know if it was the same bus after a girl fell from a moving party bus after she was fighting with another passenger. sacramento report, they offered the spray. the panel recommended that john pike be demoted or suspended at worse. he was placed on paid leave after the incident. they are surfing pornography sites and their downloads could be compromising

nationals security. >> reporter: pam, they are warning workers to stop using their government computers to stop accessing pornography. the agency director sent them a one page memo warning workers could be come pro missing the miss sent defense work. the memo reminded workers they are subject to warn them. they were reprimanded a few years ago and the head of the agency sent a memo and said the seriousness of the breach could not be overstated. allison burns ktvu channel 2 morning news. it appears congress will head out tomorrow without

passing a security bill. democrats in the senate had hoped to send out a bill today. they don't have the votes they need and republicans are against the bill because they say it should be against businesses rather than have more government regulations. a southern california city has officially filed for bankruptcy. they are now the third california area claiming bankruptcy. they say for now no city supervisions will be -- services will be cut but it will change in the near future. they will take a major step and it is technically the unincorporated part of marin county. officials will vote on whether to form a committee to study

the benefits andrew backs of -- and draw backs of becoming an independent city. they will create draw backs. they discovered back scenes are less affective on people who get less than 6 hours a night. the research sows people who slim unprotected on the vaccine, six hours that is a lot of sleep. >> sal knows a lot about our commute. >> yes, and i have been trying to get you the best route, let's look at highway 4, it looks good coming to the willow pass grade and you will see some travel. it gets better by the time you

peach bay point and when you do we a bigger crowd it does not look at all bad. 101 still looking good as you head south to palo alto mountain view. over the big city for some, most are inland locations, clear run those together. by the coast there is fog and by the bay there is fog. i went with this and i figured it would be spot on. today by the coast i don't think will matter, look at this 49 and san jose, inland temperatures will warmup fast. we have some nice tweets 98

from lakeport, near 100 for clear lake, antioch brent wood, 90 to 100-degree temperatures and you will see 80s by saturday. 80s inland and far enough away from the coast, it will be hot and concord will come up two to three degrees, santa rosa 86, san jose 84, san mateo beautiful 77 and 68 in the city. an increase on friday and we eve it there. the first time unemployment benefits jumped to 360,000 and that's up 5,000 from the week before. it is because of the seasonal factors. the four weeks average which is

a more table time fell since the end of march. san francisco's tee pay the reported a heightly higher risk. shares look like they will make money this morning and they are getting money from advertising on its site. and they are showing up in droves, why some had to be turned away. a runaway car goes right through a convenience store and we will show you what happened to the clerk inside.

. welcome back, a car crashed into a convenience store and the man suffered minor head and arm injuries and in fact he went back to work after recovering. the woman told police she stepped on the gas instead of the breaks. the chick fell lay restaurant ran out of food

after they showed up by the thousands. they had to handout vouchers for sandwiches. mike huckabee declared chick fillet appreciation day. they took a stance against same sex marriage. >> we support the same beliefs they have and we do support business owners can have personal beliefs and still run a business. >> a handful of protesters showed up as well and things could get interesting. they are support ago same sex kiss day at chick fillet restaurant. and it is not because of the controversial comment by the president, but the group

behind the latest appeal is more concerned about adding another drive through and they say the proposed he will ill complete know -- el comino restaurant is supporting them. and child star of the 1970s and starting jimmy novac, vert go now with orson wells and set sent cain it is now considered the greatest movie in years. time now 626, let's talk traffic investigate. i would say it is getting busier for days. let's move on and take a look at northbound 280 getting to

highway 17 and the traffic here still seems light, nearby 101, there is an uptake, there is a crash on the shoulder and we have to watch for slowing on the shoulder. from san ramon to fremont all the way to san hoe stay. fog along the coast, it will be warmer inland and again, i think today is the last day for this and we will start to see a cooling trends. there is a westerly breeze, but it has to get over 20 before i buy into it. 47 to 59, that is a chilly morning. a lot of things are spinning. a new controversy surrounding away area business,

it is now defunct with a black muslim bakery. a manhunt has come to end end. how he will protect himself. >> pam will bring you early stock numbers. subway. eat fresh. 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. [giggling]

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good morning on the ktvu channel 2 morning news, it is a thursday, the second day of august, i am day of clark. a manhunt for a domestic violence suspect has ended. jeanine joins us with the information. jeanine? >> reporter: scott foster is back here on campus and is being processed for the second time this morning. police have been searching for him for hours but just before 6:00, he saw him at the corner of 1:30. police were called when he was in the police car, we are told he managed to escape still

wearing his handcuffs. they set up a perimeter near the university and canines were also used to help track him down. >> he had been hiding throughout the evening and as it bill daylight he thought he would without out of that area but he also chargesee evaluating police and now we are also told he happens to be the son of a retired stanford professor and he has been in trouble before and was known to them. they will look to see how he managed to escape in the first

place. reporting live jeanine della vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. a man may have been targeting a family member. police arrested him and investigators believe he was after a relative. it is unclear where that person lives. the bay information was collected by cal trans road since source and which roads to take and which roads to stay away from, a extinguish report and we will more on the details. >> you see those poured that begin to lighten up. >> reporter: they are usually on the side of the freeway and experts say these boards are not reliable. this one is not even lit up on

680 for the morning commute. millions rely on the data collected but there are far too few fast tracking devices to monitor them and now we are learning they simply don't work. what is more cal trans failed to report the discovery to the paying public. >> right now we have a fairly high failure rate. we have eye didn't paid to 50 to -- identified 50 to 100 things that could go wrong. >> reporter: cal trans said they have not even reported any problems to them. >> our door is open, come tell us what you need help with. >> reporter: now our

investigation saw selfproblems and the seam story, speaking with sal how long will it take to get to certain places. >> well, some of the cal trans data is expected to be correct but some of the stuff we heard in that report. we have spotters and we rely on chp and if something does not look right we will change it before we go on the air with it. cal trans data is only some of the sources we use and i am not saying all of it is bad but we double check it with other sources and we also rely on you, you can send us e-mails or tweets and we try to pass it to the viewers.

let's go back to dave and pam. new allegations about the now closed bakery, the allegation in the report and try bound. now a woman has -- tribune. now a woman has come forward about sexual abuse and decades of violence. she claims he even tried to a beau their own -- abuse their own child. they are looking at him. and last year a jury convicted her son in the bay area death. 41-year-old person died

during a rafting trip. the rafters ended up in dangerous rapids and that person fell into the water and died. the same day a man died in another lake and his death is under investigation. and four people were pulled off the ocean beach yesterday which happened just after 5:30 near judith street. they took one child to the hospital gave the second child an oxygen mask at the scene and both are expected to be okay. a house is expected to help with the drought. they would offset the high feed costs and also animal deaths.

hundreds of accounts are being questioned and they ordered a review after they discovered it was underreported in several accounts. they are now checking the amounts in 560 special funds making sure the balances match what has been reported to the state controller. and the bottom line, it's all because of facebook, we will tell you that story coming up at 6:45. two of the strongest markets. they posted an increase in jobs during the 12 months that ended in june. san matthew thieu credit the tech industry for that and it left them 1.5%. a lot of people driving the

jobs now, how is the east shore doing now? >> well, it is busier than it was even just a half hour ago although we have not had any major incidents along the way. that is the good part. traffic will be moderately heavy as i look at the chp list, i am not seeing a lot going on a long hilltop drive on ramp. there is a crash but we will let you know and how could you be backed up a little bit getting into the city. and on the morning commute on 20, we will ewe are sealing a little bit of slowing drives in the city. -- we are seeing a little bit

of slowing drives in the city. once inland it will burn off fast and high pressure is nosing in a little bit and we will start a cooling trend tomorrow. 90 to 100 degrees. there is no sea breeze yet, but they say there are some cool numbers. a lot of low pressure testimony. and that will start a cooling trend and you will feeble near 90s to 100 degrees. fog near the coast, 40 degrees spread between the beaches and some of the hottest inland locations and it will be 100 towards vacaville, ukiah, 68 in the city, mountain view, 93, fog on the increase, comes

roaring in and it will take us for the up coming weekend. the reported attempts by the suspect's psychiatrist to get him some help. >> the san francisco police chief to arm certain officers with tazers, devices they don't have now who is fighting the plan and why. san mateo bridge traffic looks good as you head out to the high-rise, but there could be some problems we will tell you why.

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. 90s to near 100 degrees, 60s and 70s coast and bay. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following, in just the last hour, a manhunt ended on the stanford campus, a domestic violence suspect has been rearrested. they have been searching for scott foster since 2:00 a.m. since he escaped cuss day >> and open again westbound lanes were open after a fatal motorcycle crash just before

the caldecott tunnel. investigators think it was a hit-and-run. two teenage boys were shot last night both teens are expected to survive and so far there is no word on any arrests or what led to the violence. they do not allow officers to use tasers but all of that could change very soon. alex savage has more. good morning alex. >> reporter: san francisco officers when they go into the field they don't have the option of using nonlethal stunguns and this chief is trying to change that and put tasers into the hands of certain officers. he got the green light to research a pilot program to all

law them officers. he told the community giving officers the option of stunguns would save lives and the issues has been reignited in san francisco. the chief pitched this plan to give stunguns to 74 specially trained crisis intervention officers so they could potentially diffuse violent situations. they cited an officers involved shooting that is when an officer shot and killed a mentally i will man. -- mentally ill man, they believe the situation would have been different if they had been able to use a stungun. but the family disagrees and they don't want them to use him

as the -- his death as the reason it would have stopped. >> reporter: stunguns has been with the aclu and they believe it could lead to deadly force. they will spend the next three months studying the possible use of the devices and as it stands right now, it remains one of the last major american cities that does not allow officers to use these devices. new information about an accused colorado psychiatrist who treated holmes attempted to discuss his behavior with the threat assessment team. no action was taken because holmes began the process of dropping out of school.

he is charged with killing 12 people in a batman article. he hit the central part of the peru and there are reports of people waking up and running into the streets after that quick. so far no word of any injuries or damages. also this morning, new word of fighting in syria. explosions erupted near the border with turkey and in the meantime the un general assembly voted on a non-binding to step town. they are taking new action. he is now taking steps to move officers to the high crime areas. the chief is under pressure to

increase the performance. they questioned the willingness to comply with court ordered reforms. that could result in a take over later this year. they closed and that's bad news for people who paid $38 a share when the stock went public. it could also hurt call northern why's bottom line. that is when more facebook insiders. there are rumors that apple phone will have a different connector dock. it is causing big concerns for apple enthusiasts. we will have more on why they are so concerned about this possible new feature. >> let's check in with sal for

some traffic. >> that would be a problem. >> it could be something different. >> good morning if you are getting ready we will show you some red sensors and slowed traffic in bay point as you drive from antioch to bay point you will see slow traffic southbound from print hill to walnut creek just a little bit of slowing. it does look good from richmond to panola and there are no problems, no major problems getting on to the bridge in fact the commute has improved from the last 15 or 20 minutes and in downtown san jose, it is a traumatic change and northbound 280 looks good, here

is steve. well, we had a little fog. maybe some hot tell years, and especially in santa clara valley and for others it has not been that hot. nothing too strong, 46 and we just heard from john. 43 yet most locations are mid- to-upper 50s and tropical clouds have moved off in southern california and inland temperatures will be nice. this hook like the last day

which would bring in a coming train and 101 up in clear lake, ukiah, 98 fairfield, 93 concord, pittsburgh antioch brentwood, low 70s berkeley alameda oakland and santa clara low 80s, palo alto, redwood city, 60s on the coast and in the city, down around burling game. and much wooler on saturday. it is keeping them from selling out some. >> what they say was recently stolen from a church it is a went too far.

. welcome back, dow jones industrial average down about 70 points and stocks are getting hit hard, a couple of stocks to watch, kind of bad but not as bad aspected. general motors is down and yellp is reporting a loss but also better than analysts

expected. republicans want to give top athletes a big break. their metals are considered income which means athletes can be taxed on them. senator marco rubio wants to extent isn't -- exempt athletes from paying. right now they are valued at 282000 for a silver metal and according to the washington post. three airway jets came within seconds of crashing mid-air on tuesday. the post says air traffic comptroller's cleared two flights in the direction of incoming. they were 12 seconds away from the crash when the traffic

controller alerted pilots. they are working with the faa to complete the investigation. they want to know who stole a statue. it was stolen from the st. marion church late friday or early thursday morning. it had been bolted down for years and members say it would be very expensive to relate. >> police say it happened after a mute i can concert nearby and they believe it may have been a drunken prank. they have twin dex. the index runs from zero to 100 and below 50 is considered negative and it runs every day. sal, let's check in and see

what is happening. traffic is moving along slowly in some areas and okay in others. let's go to northbound traffic and if you are driving on the east shore freeway, we are getting a little bit of crowding but nothing major in richmond, let's go to steve. thank you it will be foggy and around the bay near 100 degrees. coming up next on mornings on 2, it is a story we have been following and the manhunt on the stanford campus has come to an end. >> plus, tasers were given to san francisco police, stay right here with us.