we're live at stanford university where a man is back in police custody after escaping earlier this morning. we'll tell you why authorities say it was so critical to catch him before daylight. plus -- the push against stun guns. the latest from san francisco's top cop and why he says his officers need him. >> reporter: a top transportation official says it's a scandal for traffic sensors not working. we'll tell you what the cost to

taxpayers is. and why many apple lovers may hate the new iphone. moat moat be -- moat moat begins right now. -- "mornings on 2" begins right now. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. tori campbell has the day off. a man wanted for domestic violence was brought into custody for a second time just minutes ago on the stanford campus. here's more. >> reporter: well, we're here at the campus police department. we're told the suspect is still being processed at another location but within minutes he will be taken to the county jail. this is what he looks like. authorities say they are glad they apprehended him, because

there are summer camps here with kids during the day and they were prepared to bring in more officers. deputies tell us 37-year-old scott foster, who is the son of a retired professor, was allegedly fighting with miss girlfriend, was arrested -- with his girlfriend, was arrested and managed to run away. deputies searched for four hours. he was finally tracked down close to campus. >> one of the officers standing at the poach recognized him and saw him and he was arrested with -- post recognized him and saw him and he was arrested. >> reporter: now, the chief here says they will be studying this incident to figure out how he managed to escape in the first place and to see what

they can learn from this. janine de la vega, "mornings on 2". a deadly crash overnight forced a highway to be shut down. a man was found lying on the fast line while his harley- davidson was in the slow lane. investigators say he could be the victim of a hit and run victim. >> at this time, we can't confirm anyone's involvement. we closed the highway down, highway 24, for approximately 30, 45 minutes. we diverted traffic and we were able to complete our investigation. >> the chp reopened all of the complains again shortly after

3:00 this morning. :03. well, government employees -- 7:03. well, government employees at the pentagon are being warned to stop looking at pornography. well, congress may go out on its month-long august recess without passing an internet security bill. democrats in the senate had hoped to force a vote on that bill today but they just don't have the 60 votes they need. also, yesterday, the republican-controlled house

approved an extension of all bush-era tax cuts, including those for the wealthiest americans. after the democratic-controlled senate passed a measure to keep tax cuts from middle income owners but they let expire those individuals who make $00,000 a year and more -- $200,000 a year and more. a special ktvu report has uncovered taxpayer dollars that may be getting wasted. caltrans commute measures and traffic sensors may be giving off information. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: well, you can get traffic information from caltrans and have it downloaded to your smartphone or you can get it like right behind me.

some information that sa information is unreliable. they say this one is not hit up -- that information is unreliable. they say that one is not up to par. caltrans failed to report the discovery to the paying public. one state senator is on the committee. >> there's nothing more irritating to me hearing about things, first of all, from you, the press, we should hear about them from caltrans. >> reporter: now an executive says the wireless sensors, he says there's nothing wrong with them and caltrans has not reported any problems with them. now, our investigation shows the same story su along the

peninsula, and highway 24 and 680. speaking of traffic right now, we're gonna check in with sal castanedo. i do know use these to monitor. but you have other ways. >> that's right. for many years, we did the traffic without the sensors. some of the sensors do work after the investigation showed which ones are reliable. we know which ones are not working. and for those, we use other sources like newschopper2 and for those who call in and live cameras and data thatwy. so we try, obviously, to get the information information possible and we know where the -- best information possible and we know where the best information is. as a matter of fact, why don't we do traffic now.

that's pretty easy. highway 4 is a little bit slow coming up through bay point. that's also slow in antioch and pittsburg. bay bridge, on the other hand, has been light today. we had a little bit of a backup when the metering lights went off in the 6:00 hour. and just speaking of the road sensors and the maps, caltrans data looking at some slow livermore traffic coming in from the tracy area from whipple road in union city. if we move the maps down more. northbound is already slowing from mckee we,wie. mckeewie. noww let's if to steve. the fog is rarin' to go. it needs a little oomph and that won't be until tomorrow until some areas start to come

together and merge. but for some today it will be spot -- it will be hot. only west-southwest. that don't do it. there is a sea breeze in place. tomorrow i think that goes to 30. 48 santa rosa, although ran in forest ville had 46 and john in sebastopol, 43. most locations are upper 30s, 40s. a little low digging in tomorrow. today. though, 60s, 70s. still nice, high-pressure system has ton this since the middle of may. the follow never disappears from the coast. fog near the coast.

foggy an drizzly here one vower says. here you will find toasty numbers. on the lake, it will probably be 98. sonoma, 86. fairfield, 98. sten son beach, 64. walnut creek 99. 93 danville. livermore, 95. 72 oakland. 84 san jose with some of the low clouds around. 90 santa clara valley. 86 cupertino, about os crowser -- closer to san mateo. most fog -- more fog -- more fog -- cooper tee knee and more -- cupertino and more closer to san mateo.

new this morning, a few hours ago, some northern california women helped the u.s. win a gold medal. that's the latest example of loath athletes shining on the -- local athletes shines on the world stage. [ cheers ] >> uc berkeley swimmers won gold medal yesterday. adrian won 1900-meter freestyle by 100th of a second. stanford athletes won the bronze in women's gymnastics. he's expected to lead in the future. he's just 20. here's the up to the minute gold medal totals --

>> this afternoon michael phelps goes for his 20th olympic gold medal. the el cerrito police department wants your men this morning after an elderly woman who was severely beaten died from her injuries. and unbelievable video, the car that goes crashing no a store. and government employs surfing the web for pornography. the problem, how this could be compromising national security.

well, good morning. it's gonna stay foggy, 60 to near 100 inland. richmond police are making another appeal for the burning

of an 82-year-old woman in el cerrito. a man found quan unconscious and badly injured behind the big ole tire shop on san pablo avenue. investigators say she had been sexually assaulted and brutally beaten. police have no leads in the case. new details in the party bus company involved in an accident. two people who were passengers say the bus doors would not lock or shut. no word if it's the same people from last week's week. we want to show you this video from the waco, texas area. this is -- there it goes. you can see the clerk -- he

managed to get up, walk outside and actually as he went out side he collapsed. he -- outside. he clams -- collapsed. the 36-year-old driver who went through the store was arrested for drunk driving. that driver told police she mistike the gas for the brake. government employees are being warned now to stop looking at pornography. how possible security risks are involved here? >> cyber security cherts warn that porn sites are ineffected -- securities warn that porn sites are infected and they are being warned to stop using the internet for pornographic sites. according to the bloomberg news, the one-page memo said

they were -- he washed -- the actions could compromise security. the agency said the medical mow was writ ton a few people -- writ ton a few people downloading -- written to a few people downloading material. in this case, the memo warns, the seriousness of the breach cannot be overstated. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. well, jerry sandusky is upset about the penalties too ncaa's program. that's what his lawyer says. now, in june, a jury convicted him of 45 minutes points of

child abuse. the misimposed a multiyear plan also 155 wins and imposed a $65 million fine. if. the light who ordered officers to pepper spray sitting students was -- the lieutenant who ordered officers to pepper spray subs who are sitting was fired. victor flores is accused of serving u.s. -- students who

were sitting was fired. victor flores is accused of hurting u.s. workers. 7:18. it's official now, the southern california city of san bernardino mass filed for bankruptcy. san bernardino is about 60 miles east of downtown los angeles and faces a $45 million budget shortfall. officials say lost revenue as well pass the overnight economic downtown is to blame. san francisco is the third city in california to file for bankruptcy this year. the city leaders in marin city may fake a big steady to become a true story. now, it's in an unincorporated pairia of marin county.

there will an vote about becoming an independent city. it would have to set up a -- dash and a police department. police-- have -- have to set up a police department. "vertigo" is one of the tops greatest movies. some of the shots are near the golden gate bridge. all of the movies on that top ten list were made more than 40 years ago. you can few you now get up-

to-the-minute news from ktvu news tam the new app is available for -- news. the new app is free. >> and if i can do it, everybody can do it. well, for some parts. bay area, the look out that window. we're bracing for warmer if? valley -- we're bracing for -- we're bracing for more warmer temperatures. and the number of people invented for the, blah invented-- and good morning. it looks like we have had. blood pressure

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welcome back. 7:23. a seal that normally lives here in california and off the coast

of alaska, well, it's appeared thousands of miles away in hawaii. there it is. a northern fur seal. now, n.o.a.a. says this is the first time a northern fur seal has arrived in hawaii. they are hoping to send the s.e.a.l. to sausalito to be nursed back to health. the centers for disease control says almost 20 cases of west nile has been reported already this year. health experts say weather conditions have played a big part in the number of mosquitoes that spread the virus to people. sal is watching everything. the toll plaza, everything else. how are we doing?

let's take a look at san francisco if you drive from 280 northbound. 101 is a little crowded there. no major problems. i would say you are trying to drive on southbound 280 out of the city. northbound 101 looks good until you reach 280. let's take a look at the toe. there's a little bit of a backup getting -- toll plaza. there's a little bit of a backup getting there. about a five-minute delay before you make it on the. and in -- around the bridge -- on the bridge. let's if to steve. >> well, thank you, sir. had -- let's go to steve. well, thank you, sir. we had a tweet from bubba. most of that fog will burn off. it won't last for long.

this looks like the last day for hot. 40s in the russian river. a couple of lows. a lot of mishmash of stuff going on. it will all start to work its way toward us. that will give as you cooldown. if you are near the coast, it will be foggy, drizzly, cool. 70s, inrand -- inland nice. big, big temperatures on the temperatures. fog, cooler weather takes us into the upcoming weekend. well uninsured and illegal -- well, uninsured an illegal to operate u cabs pulled out of -- operate. cabs pulled out of of service. >> reporter: and stun guns. the decision that came down last night. and new information about the colorado movie shooting

suspect and who the psychiatrist reportedly called weeks before the shooting.

well, san francisco is one of the last major u.s. cities that does not allow officers to use stun guns. but all of that could change very soon. alex savidge explains why in miss live report. >> well, police chief greg suhr

says giving officers the options of stun guns would save lives, potentially. last night at the police commission meeting, he spoke to the commission and he got the green polite to research a pilot program that would allow crisis intervention officers to use those tasers in the field. the chief pointed to a deadly shooting just two weeks ago when an officer shot and killed a mentally ill man and suhr says that situation could have had a different outcome if police were able to use tasers. but the boy's family disagrees. >> i don't think it's right not -- i don't think it's not to -- i don't think it's not right -- not right to not accept responsibility for this.

>> i think the officers should have something in between a baton, lethal spray. >> reporter: the aclu cite claims -- they cite recent taser-related deaths and claims of excessive force as well. but now this long-running debate has been reignited. several members of the collision will begin a tree - -- will begin a three-month program as they look into this pilot program that could mutt stun guns in the hands of officers. alex savidge, kut kill -- ktvu

channel 2 news. 7:31. >> new information about accused colorado shooter, james holmes. a denver tv station reports that a university of colorado psychiatrist who treated holmes attempted to discuss his behavior with the school's threat assessment team. no action was taken apparently because holmes began the process of dropping out of school. the former grad student is charged with killing 12 people and wounding 58 others. there's some disturbing new allegations about oak's defunct your black muslim bakery. a woman has come forward -- has come forward and claims

that bey childed to use their own child after he impreg knitted her -- imimpregnated her -- impregnated her. last year, the jury found bey guilty of gold medal. tim moi they randheadzy accused of -- found bey guilty of first-degree murder. timothy hanready was accused of first-degree murder. under the plan, farmers could get up to 100,000 each to offset seed and other crops.

a problem with a bay area dam may have caused the death of one of two people. a 41-year-old died tuesday during a rafting trip on the tuolumne river. investigators say a problem with the dam caused an -- causing death. four people were mull -- were pulled off ocean beach yesterday. witnesses say two children needed medical attention. rescuers took one child to the hospital and gave the second child an oxygen mask at the scene. :34. state finance officials hope to refinish a review of fund by

tomorrow -- of fund by tomorrow -- of funds by tomorrow. a new poll of state employees are not happen foy hear some are already earning six figures got pay raises when other state employees took 5% pay cuts. according to the poll, 60% of those surveyed say those pay raises should be taken away. governor jerpry brown has layed -- has raised millions of dollars for his tax initiative on the profit. the measure would temporarily raise this by a quarter%.

it could raise $8.5 million for the stay. the -- well, two regents in the bay area report the strongest job markets in the country. the south bay posted a nearly 4% increase in jobs during the 12 months that ended in june. the region which includes san francisco, san mateo, and marin counties is second with a jump of more than 3.5%. analysts credit the techie for most than that. california farmers desperately need farmers workers. they are facing a severe libber shortage. studies -- studies so there's tighter enforcement at the horde border and that shirtage could lead to more machines replacing -- at the border and

that shortage could lead to more machines at the borer than using humans. -- border than using humans. hundreds of cabs in san francisco have been pulled out of service because their informs lapsed. every taxi needs to carry $1 million in liability insurance. on pillcy. -- and sfm. a spokesperson said the issue

should be -- an sfmo spokesperson said the airshow should be tee sided in a few -- said the issue should be decided in a few days. let's go to sal. >> this is not as thick as it normally is. today is not one of knows days. san mateo bridge we m a stalled -- we have a stalled vehicle on the stan span there -- on the span there. you can see traffic is going to be busy. got some slowing here on northbound 101 up into sunnyvale. 85 looks pretty good. if you are driving on the peninsula, traffic is moving along a little bit slowly on southbound 101 approaching highway 92. san francisco, northbound 280 a

little slow approaching alamamey. 101 is busy approaching cesar chavez. let's go to steve. good morning. today, if you are by the coast, we'll have fog. some of that fog has come down on the coast. faud i think we jump up -- today i think we jump up to 3 degrees -- jump up 3 degrees and then we'll start to burn off. any wind under 15, that's a screaming a message it will be hot. 48 santa rosa. sebastopol, forestville, santa rosa, all in the 40s.

50s and 60s. i think a lot of these locations will be much warmer in about 20 minutes. you will see a system digging into the north. i'm going -- there's a warmer air aloft, nice, 80s and 60s and 70s. the leading edge of that system to the north

fog will be onent increase on friday -- fog will be on the increase on friday. a 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit peru. we've not heard of reports of injuries or damage. government forces killed in damascus. the human rights group says seven people, mostly women and children, were killed when their village was brommed -- was bombed this moving. toy ren shall rains are -- torrential rains from a small typhoon are battering taiwan.

well, pressure is mounting for oakland's police chief. what he's doing now to try to stop the rise in crime and violence. stealing from a clutch, the statue -- steeling from a church. the effort to get it back. >>

there is a live look at the big board. the dow is down about 45 points. not too bad. we'll keep an eye on the numbers for you this morning.

well, the number of people filing for first-time jobless claims increased to 365,000 last week. that's up 8,000 from the week before. but analysts say at least some of that is because of seasonal job factors the more stable four-week report hit its lowest point since march. the head of the ecb says the bank could intervene in the bond market to buy down the country's high buying rates which are especially challenged for spain and italy. that would help lower interest rates for paul 17 countries that use the currency -- for all 17 countries that use the

currency. a close call involving three commuter jets near washington is under investigation. three u.s. airway jets came within seconds of crashing within midair on tuesday. "the post" says air traffic control cleared two flights to head in the direction of an incoming plane. they were about 12 seconds away from a crash. that air traffic controller realized the mistake and alerted the pilot. the. campbell police want to

know who stole a statue outside a church. the church was bolted down. it sat there for 15 years. >> the sentimental value is worth more than money. >> it's basically, a sacred ground. you can not -- you should not be stealing from it. the trial of a former suburban police chicago police sergeant may be in jeopardy. peterson is accused of killing his wife kathleen savio in 2004. he's also a suspect in the 2007

disappearance of stacy peterson. the jackson family drama expected to play out here in downtown l.a. that's when lawyers are expected to start a new guardian chip for michael jackson's three children -- championship for michael jackson's three children. michael jackson said he wanted his mother to be the guardian. today, a lawyer for katherine jackson will file documents to officially make tito jackson a

guardian. he was already thought to be in that position when katherine jackson was gone. the move is reportedly being done to take pressure off her. and the new agreement is also expected to clear diana ross of any responsibility for the children. michael jackson had nailed her in miss will as a potential guardian. -- named her in his will as a potential guardian. so if the judge does this, this would allow katherine jackson to be more of a grandmother and focus on the loving and nurturing her grandchildren while tito could handle other aspects of bowing their guardian. we'll see what. judge decides. if he makes a decision today. right now, we hoe he'll be considering the proposal.

back to you. >> t -- all right. thank you. 7:49. the oakland police department taking some new action about the rise in crime rate and the sh risking police force. howard jordan says he's now taking -- staking -- taking ses to high crime areas -- staking tense to high crime areas. on monday, a monitor questioned the complying to court order

forms. the latest mars rover is preparing to land this sunday. the latest name is "curiosity." the biggest obstacle for now is landing on the planet. part of the challenge is this over is the size of the car -- is this rover is the size of the car. >> ten times the instrument in terms of mass than any of our previous rovers. >> this is the last big individual program for nasa and because of cuts, nasa will be working with the european space agency on most future products. the city of berkeley will not expand plastic bag bans to

smaller grocery stores. council voted against the ban. they say it would cost the too much money. -- cost the city too much money. this is due to take effect on january 1st of next year. toyota is recalling 778,000 of its vehicles here in the u.s. toyota says the rav4s and the lexus hs-25 0 h-have problems with the exsuspension -- with the exsuspension. toyota says they will send notices to those who are one of these affected areas -- affected vehicles. and surveillance footage a deadly sinkhole accident. what caused the ground to

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7:54. look at this. a surveillance camera capture as tragedy as it happened in taiwan. a man plunging to his death down that sinkhole. he was just walking down the street, the street suddenly collapsed. rescuers got there as quick as they could. but it was too late. that sinkhole may have been caused by typhoon rains. a ride that malfunctioned a the sonoma county fair is working again. a compression fitting came loose on the yo-yo ride on tuesday, causing oil to spray four people. none of them were hurt. there is a warning at the -- warning about the water at the lake in pleasanton. people who take a dip in the

lake are not encouraged to drink that water and are to wash off. sal you are watching our traffic. >> it looks like we're having a decent day in this area. also looking at interstate 880 in oakland. it has not become stable. it does generally, but right now it looks good, northbound 101, already some slow traffic in san francisco, especially on 101. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. well, we have some -- we have some fog out there. for some, it will be hot out there. 60s. there's a couple of systems out there that are poised to make a move tomorrow to cool us down but not today. only west-southwest, 13 at travis. it won't be very warm. 50s for some.

a little system driving down from the north. for some, 60s, 70s. there will be a big difference. fog near the coast. anywhere from 60 to 100 degrees will cover the spread. after today, though, it looks like a pretty significant cooling spend starts on friday and really -- trend starts on friday and really gets going through the weekend. a tense manhunt on the stanford campus has ended. the suspect captured for a second time. how he was finally found.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's thursday, august 2nd. new for you this morning, two hours ago, a domestic violence suspect was captured.

just before 1:30 this morning, police were called to the home on the stanford campus for a report of domestic violence. deputies say 37-year-old scott foster, the son of a retired professor was allegedly fighting with miss girlfriend. now, he was arrested but police say he managed to escape from a police car and ran away in handcuffs. the deputies finally tracked him down after a four-hour search. he was caught later close to the campus. they say he surrendered without incident. now he faces several charges including domestic violence and evading the police. in overnight news, the chp investigating a deadly motorcycle crash that forced the westbound lanes of highway 24 to be shut down. the crash happened around 1:30 this morning, near orinda. the man was found in the fast lane on the road. the harley-davidson of his, it was at least 40 feet away in

the slow lanes. police believe he could be the victim of a hit and run. it happened outside of the caldecott tunnelle. this accident -- tunnel. this accident caused. victim to suffer several injuries. >> we diverted traffic. we were able to complete our investigation. >> the chp opened all of the highway 24 lanes shortly after 3:00 this morning. >> two teenaged boys became the latest victims in increasing gun violence in san jose. both were shot and wounded off warm springs last night. police tell ktvu that both victims are expected to survive. so far no word of any suspects. still not clear what led up to the shooting. >> government employees are

being warned to stop looking at pornography at work. coming up at 8:15, the agency within the pentagon where employees may be compromising national security with their x- rated viewing habits. congress may go out on their month-long recess worm -- recess without a vote. well, yesterday, the republican-controlled house approved an extension of all tax cuts including the most wealthy americans. the cuts will expire for those individuals who make more than 200,000 a year. republicans and democrats have until the end of the year to reach some sort of compromise on. issue before all tax cuts

expire. california transit officials immediate today in san francisco. they are talking about a plan to shift the highway to make room for the tracks. the plan is to move a two and a half mile stretch west by 100 feet. caltrans says that would cause about 226 million and take up to three years to complete. a bipartisan group of lawmakers calling for an independent of the program. california has ten special interest license plates to support various causes. the state had taken $3 million from a license plate and used it to -- and used it for general fund expenses. the committee could authorized audit next week. a new special report reveals you may not want to count on the road sensors that

collect traffic information. reporter tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: well, a top transportation official who wanted to remain anonymous says this is a scandal within caltrans. you get the traffic information you see off freeway signs like this one. it's not lit up. some say that information is unreliable and is costing you money and time. the reason, the traffic information you receive on your smartphone or sign comes from roadway sensors that simply don't work. it comes with a price dayer price tag of denver 608 million. what's more, caltrans failed to report this to the public.

>> i can't tell you how important this is. the application of this technology is the future of transportation for people -- in california, we should be cutting edge. we shouldn't be doing things like this. >> reporter: an executive with senses networks says its product is 99% reliable and that caltrans has not reported any problems to them. our investigation shows that some or most of the sensors worked, same story along the peninsula, and highway 24 and 680. speaking of traffic we're gonna check in with sal he has his own way to monitor the traffic. >> we have newschopper2, and we have traffic spotters and we have our network of traffic cameras. some of the sensors, as you

heard in the report, do work but the ones that are not working we're well aware of those and for those freeways we come up with other ways to color our map system. let's go to the maps. the red indicator here in sunnyvale. a good area to avoid would be the lawrence expressway. there is a lot of police activity in the area. let's take a look at live pictures. 880 is not bad. it's not bad. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's kind of up and down. it has a little bit of a backup. it's about a five-minute wait before you make it onto the bridge. let's go to steve. >> some low clouds, fog out there. some areas already clear.

i think it's about 15, 20 minutes ago. >> today is tuesday. tomorrow is friday. it's trying to establish itself. the fog looks very thin. some temperatures are already in the 60s. mountain view, san jose, livermore, concord is in there, almost -- and almost there for -- for santa rosa, if you are out on the run louver -- river we had 43 to 48-degree temperatures. for inland temperatures, the 0 to -- 9 to to 100 -- 90 to 100 degrees.

fog, sun, warm, warmer inland. we'll go anywhere from 6 to to 1013 into clearlake -- 101 up to clearlake. napa, 8 a. fairfield, 9. walnut creek 92. hayward and santa cruz, one of the view to eek out a 70-degree temperature. most fogs will be -- south san francisco brisbane near 70. mountain view. breezy and foggy starting to lift a little bit on friday. that will take us into a big cooldown. all right. knew in this in -- four women

helped p two swimming expert -- helped two swimming contenders gold medals. the badminton scandal has -- has spread to soccer. the japanese coach admits he told his players not to beach south anfry cau. he wanted a -- south africa. he wanted a tie to reach the

draw. eight players were disqualified to get at -- get a better tournament draw. right now, olympic medals are consider the income -- are considered income. that means they can be taxed. marco rubio is introbe duesing legislation -- introducing legislation regarding this. worse's the up to the minute met a --eers's the up to the minute met -- here is the up to the minute metal totals -- some troubles in tahoe, like my throat. bears getting into places where any are not wanted. why some say this is a problem that will evenly get worse. ?ñgñ

federal workers have been busted surfing porn sites on their government computers. as alison burns reports, their downloads could be compromising security. we'll check in with alison in just a minute.

:13. well, today. -- 8:13. well today the california public utilities commission will make a decision if san onofre will be shutting down permanently. scientists found that fish could develop skin canser. it's not a surprise. two out of every three people will be diagnosed with with cancer -- with cancer. we were just talking about

the federal workers and the web activity that has them concerned. we want to go to alison burns about the warning to those employees. alison? >> reporter: the missile defense industry is warning workers to stop using their computers to surf for porn. the workers were warned they could be compromising the missile defense work by acsising pornographic access morn to -- known to have malware or virus issues -- malware or virus issues.

the potential security breach cannot be overstated. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama and republican challenger mitt romney are campaigning today in three of the most tightly contested races. tonight, president obama will be in leesburg, virginia. as he did yesterday in ohio, the president obama will continue to draw attention to mitt romney's tax plan that would require middle-class families to pay more.

twitter has a political index called twin-dex to field how people are feeling about president obama and mitt romney. anything above 50 positive. below 50, negative. twin-dex is updated daily. this is in san francisco. a movie set. woody alvin in san francisco shooting -- woody allen is in san francisco shooting his next movie. this is pacific heights this morning. the crew arrived very earlier. there are locations all across san francisco. would you like to know the nail the movie? we would, too, but it would probabledly star alex baldwin

and kate blanchett. the movie is scheduled to be released next year. unemployment rates went up in almost 90% por the month of june. partly because a lot of young people graduated from college. many in the cities with the big increases have large universities. the rates went up in 332 large metro areas in the month of june. that's worse than in may when the rates went up in 255 large metro areas. bears and people have been crossing paths more often in lake tahoe. there's less food in the forest so they've been searching near homes for food. just this last week, the bears -- a bear was shot. >> woe get a lot of calls, at least 25 a day about bears

going into homes through unsecure the windows and doors -- we get a lot of calls, at least 25 a day, about bears going into homes and through unsecured windows and doors. 8:19. work to reopen a second southbound lane of traffic along san francisco's great highway is being delayed. erosion forced the city to close part of the road near sloat boulevard to report any dark -- to report any dodge. still to the clear when this project will actually get underway. well, supporters of chick- fil-a show up in droves. the big statement they were

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the chick-fil-a restaurant in fairfield ran out of food after supporters showed up by the thousands. managers had to shut down at 5:00 last night and hand out vouchers for sandwiches. that was after serving an estimated 5,000 people. mike huckabee delayed -- declared yesterday chick-fil-a day. >> everybody should have freedom of speech. if this is how they feel, they are expressing their opinion. they weren't trying to belittle everyone. >> reporter: a handful of protesters showed up in san jose and things could get interesting tomorrow. that's when supporters of gay marriage are planning a national same-sex kiss day. a second appeal has been filed to prevent chick-fil-a from hope -- from opening a restaurant in fairfield. according to "the daily news"

the group behind the latest appeal is more concerned about adding another drive-through restaurant and says the proposed location a bad fit. the city council could consider the appeals as early as the 11th. let's chick in with sal. he can -- check in with sal. he can talk better than i can. >> we all have those days. >> sure. we do have police activity at el camino real. that's a very well traveled area, lawrence expressway at this time of the morning, especially, and el camino real. we have a news crew on the way. i want to show you that the traffic is getting better on 280 and 85. 101 is still reportedly busy approach egg the 0 interchange -- approaching the interchange. nearby on 80 at the macarthur

maze, there was a minor crash. tow trucks were there. this morning's drive on highway 4 clearing you. 8:24. let's go to steve. well, thank you. >> just heard from brandon, 53 in pacifica. cassie jean said it's foggy and breezy at el el dorado. fog along the coast. it's not going anywhere. a little shallower. high pressure says one more day, one more day. had some 40s up in the russian river. very cool readings.

a lot of lows will come together, merge together and move over by the weekend -- move over by the weekend. if your inland, it will be hot. if not, it will not be. [laughter] i made myself laugh there. sorry about that. it looks like sunday and monday -- it looks nice sunday and monday. there's renewed debate over stun guns for san francisco police officers. the plan being pushed by the chief and the opposition it's facing. [ mom ] dear chex cereal,

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chief suhr pointed to a deadly shooting when the officer killed a mentally ill man. he says that situation might have ended differently if the police had been able to use tasers.

>> i believe in that instance it could have well made a difference. >> but the man who was shot and killed, his family disagrees. they -- disagree. they said they don't want their loved one's death to be used as a way for tasers -- >> i don't think it's right to use my brother just to pass this policy and not accept responsibility for what they did to hill. i don't think the taser -- to him. i don't think the taser would solve anything. >> reporter: the a dr. lu opposes -- the aclu opposes the use of stun guns. but the chief's plan to give stun guns to 74 specially- trained crisis intervention officers bo help them potentially defuse situations, he's trying to do what his predators would not do. the police chief and commission

will spend the next few months studying the use of these die vices. alex sav vig, ktvu channel 2 news -- alex sav vim -- alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. this man, robert johns, is in jail. police arrested him last month after finding a variety of weapons and ammunitions in his jeep near golden gate park. now, greg suhr says johns may have been targeting a member of his family. there's new information about the accused online movie theater shooter, james -- movie theater shooter james holmes. there is word that a psychiatrist who treated him tried to discuss his behavior with an -- with an assess meant

team at the school he was attending. there are new developments in the now your black muslim bakery case. a woman has stepped forward and is claiming that bey tried to use their own child after he impregnated her while she was still a teenager. >> today marks the fifth anniversary of the murder of chauncey bailey. last year, a jury found bey and bey's son guilty of first- degree murder in bailey's death. well, hundreds of cabs have been pudged out of -- have been pulled out of service because

of insurance lapsing. on tuesday, the policies lapsed for more than 500 owner/operated cabs. now, big companies like yellow can be use a different cab. they were not affected. that issue should be resolved in a couple of days, it's reported. breaking news. police from several south bay agency searching for a suspect would be may be tied to a homicide. several streets in santa clara are blocked off as we speak. janine de la vega just arrived there. what do you know right now? >> reporter: we just got on scene. we're in the neighborhood south of el camino and lawrence expressway. if you can, try to avoid this area because there are numerous police cars surrendering here. if you can see from chopper 2 there is a perimeter set up in this neighborhood because the entire area is in lockdown. we're told they are looking for a suspect who may be armed.

they have their eyes on a house on santa rosa court. officers think the suspect is inside and that's why they have the area surround. residents are being asked to shelter in place. i asked if they were able to leave and go to work. he says he believes that people are being lay loued to leave. he says nobody is allowed back in this location, though. >> 8:34. let's head right to a look -- for a look at the roads. as a matter of fact, we do have traffic getting better. you can see traffic is still recovering from this crash on 80 weekend. it looks pretty thick.

that's because we just cleared a crash on 80 westbound as you head out to the maze. the racetrack and perhaps a little bit beyond that, traffic is backed up. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. this traffic here is backed up for about the middle of the parking lot. maybe a little bit less. that a -- about a five-minute delay. 101 is busy. want to go across the bay where -- across the bray where the traffic slows down and stays slow pretty much all the way down to southern fremont. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. we do have a little bit difference here in some of the temperature --pes -- there's still some warm air aloft. that kind of capped it and put

its foot on top of it. there's plenty of -- there's plenty of cloud cover. the west-southwest 17. down 134. that's about a 60s for some. 63 for mountain view. very cool lows in the north bay. run area, this will start to draw up another system. today if you are by the coast. 50s, and then 90s near 100. that high in the middle of the bunt. 110, 114 in texas -- country, 110, 11 had in texas -- 111 in

texas. fog, sun, warmer inland, no change. coast. anywhere from 60 to about 101. 980s for many. fairfield -- 80s for many. fair field, brentwood, watt knit creek, 8 it. 84 san jose. 38 -- 6s on be on the -- 60s on the coast. menlo park at 81. woodside, 82. tomorrow it will be cool for many. wait a minute. it's still hotter here. signal so you back pat --

this woman died on tuesday from injuries suffered in an attack in injury of 2011. -- in -- attack in january of 2011. she so far, no leads. party bus santa cruz was fined for several location -- violations. two 2004 violations. no word if it's sat im-- if it's the same passengers involved from last week as well. a runaway car smashes through a car at a gas station. the clerk goes flying. he got out, stumbled outside and then he collapsed.

he suffered minor head and arm injuries. but he recovered. in fact, he's back at work. the 36-year-old driver was arrested on drunk driving and aresult charges. she told police she mistike the gas pedal for the break. >> well, jerry sab duskky is updebt -- jerry sandusky is upset about the actions of those being suspended. the ncaa imposed a multiyear governor insay -- imposed a multi multi-- the ncaa imposed

a multiyear fine. 8:39. an alleged gang member from petaluma charged from petaluma in the shooting of three agents. victor floor press is accused of shooting three agents on may 3rd outside of his home. he's also charged with murder in the death of three leaked gang members. well, firefighters in southern california have contained a wildfire that destroyed one home. it started about 11:30 yesterday moving west of murrieta. three firefighters suffered minor injuries in this. the cause of the fire under investigation. it's official, the southern california city of san francisco has filed for bankruptcy. san francisco which is 60 files

east of downtown leaks faces a $shortly million dollar p budget -- budget crisis -- east of downdown los angeles faces a $million budget crisis. well, a seal that normally lives in california and off the coast of alaska has appeared thousands of miles away in hawaii. a northern fur seal was found emaciated and weak in oahu's northshore. n.o.a.a. says it's the first time on record that a northern fur seal has come to hawaii.

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let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you. the chp is investigating whether a fatal motorcycle crash was a hit and run. the crash happened near 24 and orinda. all westbound lanes were shut down because of it. traffic is back to normal at this hour. hours ago, a manhunt ended on the stanford campus as a domestic violence suspect was arrested. police were searching for him since overnight because any say he escaped. ja kinda law -- ja janine

has more. what do you -- janine has more. what do you know? >> reporter: well, police are being tight-lipped about. this we're at el camino and lawrence expressway. we're standing near cabrio and brierwood. police have this whole area locked down. now, from chopper, 2, you can see multiple officers. the house they are concentrating on is low id -- is located here and we've not heard back from police. an officer told us they don't have a visual on the suspect but they believe he's inside that house. residents or anybody are not being allowed back in there.

the whole area is in lock town. any think the person inside that house could be armed and very be -- and they think the person inside could be armed and very dangerous. happening now, the sonoma county sheriff's office is looking for two inmates on the run. 42-year-old gonzalez and 42- year-old loene esdied last my. the side side inmate was caught -- the third suspect was caught during the escape. the -- a 41-year-old died in a rafting trip on the tu wamy liver -- tuolumne river.

a san lorenzo man died that same day and his secretary is still under investigation. four people to be -- death is still. will, today in -- well, today in washington, the house is expected to vote on a bill that would help livestockers devastated by drought. under the bill, the farmers could get $100,000 each to offset the house cost of feed and also what the effects of the deaths of anmales are. tomorrow, congress will take a -- take a break. so the bill is not likely to be

considered before then they return. finance officials are checking accounts of all of the state's 560 special funds to make sure bal panses match -- balances match what's actually been reported. many legislative employees, some already making six figures, got raises. other state employees had a 5% pay cut. associated -- according to the bol -- according to the poll, 60% of those surveyed say the pay rises should be taken away. governor jerry brown mass raised millions of dollars on the -- on the ballot -- governor jerry brown has raised millions of dollars on the ballot and that would raise the sales tax by .25 it could raise

-- raise 8.5 billion for the state. california's dug could ruse hundreds of millions -- california state planners expected facebook's fair to be sold for $35 -- a share -- a share. two regions here in the bay area are reporting the strongest job areas. the south bay voted an almost 4%

increase. california farmers are in desperate need for extra farmers. farmers are facing a severe weather -- a severe labor shortage. there is tighter inforcement at the u.s. border. rumors are swirling that apple's new iphone will have a smaller connector dot. if it's change the iphone to p -- if it is changed, it would

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we want to show you live pictures from san francisco. check it out. that's where a woody -- that's where woody ail lep is shooting his -- allen is shooting his next movie. film crews arrived this morning. in is pacific heights. this is one of several locations to be used for the film. you can see them setting up.

the untitledled movie will -- untideledded movie -- untitled movie is scheduled to be released next year. the "press $"reports a compression fitting came loose on the yo-yo ride on tuesday at the fair and that caused oil to be sprayed on four pipe. fortunately, nobody was hurt. and there is a warning at shadow lake. recent tests show a high level of bacteria in the water. it's not high number -- it's not high enough to close the beach. but people who want to take a dip, are urged not to swallow the water -- swallow the water and shower off immediately after you are done. a judge in illinois decides not to declair a mistrial in the drew petterson murder case. he's accused of killing his third wife, kathleen savio.

the judge says he still believes that peterson can get a fair trial. security is being tightened at the building where the district attorney and supervisors have their offices. it's getting $220,000 worth of security upgrades. more than a third of the money will go for what is being called a panic room. it's the area behind the room where the public can attend public meetings. the supervisors call it a hardening of the room. >> it seems, you know, kind -- kind strange to say panic room. it's a conference room reinforce. i'm not gonna disclose anything else because it's an issue of security. >> the sheriff's office is not saying what may have sparked this, but they are quoted saying, the panic room is a good idea. okay. let's go to sal. >> janine told us that -- what was happening. we want to bring in a picture

of newschopper2, we have the heavily-armed s.w.a.t. vehicle, santa clara police on the scene. this is happening on santa rosa court in santa clara. police reportedly have surrounded -- or -- or are looking for an alleged murder suspect in this neighborhood. they've been watching a house closely. they have the neighborhood cordoned off now. fortunately, it's not affecting any of the major roads but it is on -- this area at santa barbara and santa rosa court. it's a good area to stay away from. if this is your area, you can't go in. okay. >> 80 -- 880 is slow. and if you driving to the south bay, it's backing up from a -- from a street to fremont. let's go to steve. >> fog over the coast. what's over the bay, it will be

burning off. 60s closer to the coast. cooling trend starts on friday and then it really sweeps over the area on the weekend. >> really? >> yeah. >> okay. >> it looks like a 15, 20- degree drop for inland temperatures. >> okay. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and the many hunt in santa clara -- and the manhunt in santa clara. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us.