high speed chase across the east bay. find out how it ended just hours ago. >> we are live in san jose where two police officers are recovering after a woman tries to run them over. we will tell you what we have learned about the suspects. >> it has been a cool week by the coast but it has been hot inland. there are signs inland temps will cool down today. >> and you may notice more bikes on board bart trains today. the experiment that will be playing out during this mornings commute. good morning, to you.

welcome to a brand new day it's friday, august 3rd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. i wonder what it will be like for the weekend. steve knows. >> it will be cooler. some areas are like what are you talking about it has been 60s all week long. not by the coast. there is too much fog. it's on the increase. 60s and 70s around the bay. inland temps have been very hot in the 90s. it will still be the same. this traffic looks pretty good. it's a little unusual for it to look this nice. also the commute looks pretty good on 80 westbound. plenty of room for you on the way to the bay bridge. let's go back today and pam. -- let's go back to dave and pam. in overnight news there was a high speed chase across the bay area. the pursuit began in pittsburg

then to richmond and on to the bay bridge. you can see sparks flying from the suspects car. that is because the tires blew and the car was traveling on its rims. speeds reached 100 miles an hour. the pursuit finally ended when the vehicle came to a stop on willow pass road in concord and the suspect was arrested. time now 6:01. two injured south bay police officers are now back home this morning. after they were rammed in a hit and run. ktvu janine de la vega is in san jose to tell us this suspect just did not want to get caught. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that is right this woman did not want to give up trying to get away from police. she was relentsless. officers say she used her car as a weapon and the chase ended here. police say yesterday evening at around 5:30 they tried to stop 42-year-old lisa hernandez for a routine traffic stop.

when they approached hernandez she accelerated and struck one of those officers. other officers in the area spotted hernandez car an chased her for a couple miles. they were able to box her in with their patrol cars. but officers say she started ramming into their patrol cars and that is when a second officer was injured. hernandez was finally taken into custody and arrested on four counts of an assault with a deadly weapon, felony dui and evading police. we have also learned she is on parole. as far as the police officers injuries one suffered bruises inebriations on her knee. both were taken to the hospital but released late last night. reporting live janine de la vega. is a pedestrian is in the hospital with very serious injuries after being hit by an elderly driver at the san leandro bart station. the 80-year-old driver plowed through a hedge then ran across a bus zone and then hit a 63-

year-old man. the driver also crashed head on into another car. all this happened last night at 5:45. the elderly driver was treated at the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. today is a first day of a new pilot program on bart. alex savidge has been riding around on bart trains this morning where bikes are now allowed during rush hour traffic. have you seen more bikes this morning? >> reporter: yeah we are as the morning wears on here. more and more people showing up at bart stations here. normally you are not allowed to bring the bikes on to the trains during the busy commute hours. a lot of people they will bike to a bart station and leave their bike locked up. but today is a different story. you will be allowed to bring your bike downen to the trains. throughout the day today. it is a temporarily -- they are temporarily lifting the ban on bikes all day today. it's a test to see how it will

play out. it will happen today and for the next four fridays. bart is trying to figure out if they can relax these rules permanently for bicyclists with the goal to increase the number of bicyclists that use bart. they estimate 4% of riders bike to stations. they are hoping to boost that to 8% over the next decade. this morning we caught up with one man that rides his bike to the bart station in concord. norrally he leaves earl -- normally he leaves early. >> some people are not as good as others about keeping their bikes out of the way. hopefully everybody puts their bike in a position today that people can get around it. not blocked. and that we all get along. >> reporter: even during the pilot program bikes will still be banned from the first car on every bart train as well as the escalators in the stations. bart will be doing a survey and

looking for feedback from both ridessers and bicyclists during the next month as this experiment plays out. in the end they will take the results of this experiment and they will try to figure out if they can permanently lift the ban on bicycles. life this morning in berkeley alex savidge. a plan to build a mosque in san martinez one step closer to reality this morning. the santa clara county commission approved plans for the cordova center. it would be located in the area of monterey highway. the center would also include a cemetery and a meeting place. now a large crowd turned out for the meeting in san jose that lasted four hours. opponents have 15 days to appeal the decision. if appealed they would make a final decision on that project. san mateo union high school district denies it discriminated against chinese students. the u.s. department of education is investigating the district after a complaint

filed by a private tutor on behalf of two chinese students. they claim the district is moving them from mills high school to cappuccino high school to boost test scores there. the attribute says they don't make distinction between students on the basis of race, color, oret necessary this. brush fear being called suggestion pushous. it was under control within 30 minutes. firefighters kept the flames from spreading to nearby apartments. neighbors say several kids were seen from running from the area where the fire started. a half hour ago the labor department job report for july came out. employers added 163,000 jobs last month. the best since february. however the unemployment rate went up to 8.3% from 8.2% in

june. coming up how president obama and mitt romney will try to spin those numbers in their campaign appearances later this morning. right now it's 6:07. we want to go back to sal. >> getting around pam and dave right now is not all that bad if you want to leave the house early it will be to your benefit. let's see what we have now with 880 north and southbound. imhas been a nice drive. no major problems. also the morning commute looks good. the traffic continues to look good all the way up to the upper deck of the bay bridge. now let's talk about the pittsburg area eastbound highway 4 right here. there is a crash at railroad avenue. it's in the eastbound direction. it's not causing a major backup westbound. let's go back to steve. thank you, sal. bigger fog bank out there. a few tropical clouds working their way up. they will be more into the forecast saturday than today.

yesterday was hot inland. it stayed cool by the coast. a lot of 60s even with the sun. there will be an increase in the fog today. the cooling has begun. now it was west, southwest gust to 31 up at travis. there is still a sea breeze direction. it's stronger today. westerly breeze at sfo. the fog bank is up there a little higher today. temperature will come down as we get a couple low pressure systems. 50s on the temps. one system carving itself out to the north. there is another little guy right there. a couple of them spinning out here as well. eventually they work their way over to the west coast. so gusty winds about 25. the hottest temps though for monday almost into thursday some inland temps stay rather hot. they will start to drop today and continue that into saturday. lake tahoe not bad. tropical clouds moving in if

mostly sunny. but cool perp still toast any fy for so. 65 berkeley. 60s and 70s mainly around the coast and bay. san jose downtown closer to 79. 75 redwood city. 50s and 60s on the coast. combination of low and high clouds for saturday. and then mostly sunny cooler into sunday and a little warmer monday and tuesday. >> thank you, steve. facebook now has 955 million hack vive users but -- million active users. also ambulances rink short of medications. how a national problem is effecting emergency responders right here in the bay area. plus the rescue that came just in time for a hiker stranded for two days be must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's 6:13. new footage of an amazing survival and rescue story. lawrence bishop spent two days clinging to the side of dog tooth peak after taking a wrong turn. rescuers spotted him on friday just as he said he was losing

his grip. a helicopter lifted them both off the mountain to safety. teenage life guard found out it does not always pay to be a hero. john clark rescued a drowning boy that had been swept out to sea. a few weeks later a portland area hospital sent the young hero a bill for $2600 to pay for the child's medical expenses. the good hearted teenager got stuck with the bill because he agreed to fill out the child's medical forms. so far the parents of the rescued boy has not offered to help but hundreds of other people have offered to help pay that $2600 medical bill. our time now 6:14. united nations general asemily has decided to pass -- assembly has decided to pass a resolution today. previous resolutions were voted down in the u.n. security council. that is where china and russia have veto power. now at the same time, there are concerns about new reports of

rebel portions executing pro government supporters. up until now, it has been mostly the syrian government that has been internationally condemned for its brutality. just about 45 minutes ago the labor department released the new jobs report for the month of july. it shows more jobs were added but unemployment rate went up a bit. ktvu alison burns reports now. that is giving both president obama and mitt romney some new talking points when they make appearances this morning. >> reporter: in just the last few minutes we got reaction from mitt romney that calls the report a hammer blow top middle class families. let's take a closer look at the numbers. the unemployment rate picked up to 8.3% from 8.2% the month before. employers added 163,000 jobs. that is the best performance in five months. the presidential race has

largely become apt who will do a better job with the economy. president obama ridiculed the approach. >> that have been trying to sell us the trickle down tax cut before. >> reporter: the president will weigh in on the report later on this morning in d.c. while mitt romney campaigned in las vegas. his supporters have been relentless on their attacks. >> the president has whereby like a man walking around in a darkroom looking for the light of leadership. >> we will keep digging through this report. it looks like the most hiring was in business and professional services. we will also get more reaction and have it for you during my next update in about an hour. reporting live alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. a drug shortage is starting to effect bay area ambulance companies. paramedics say they don't have the usual amount of drugs they

rely on. >> we have approval for a second drug to replace the valium like drug. but that is not available. >> supervisors in alameda county are looking for different concentrations of the most needed drugs. contra costa county are thinking about using recently expired drugs but that has not approved yet. a reporter asked him about a sacramento bee that questioned bridge testing technique. >> our engineers that work with cal train. they feel the b story is baseless. >> but the b stands by its story saying it was based on information provided by cal tran sources and documents and verified by experts.

6:17. facebook wants to get rid of more than $83 million fake accounts. in a quarterly earnings report they say most are cuply cat -- duplicates. facebook saws the rest of the fake accounts are undesirable and used for spamming. facebook says they disable any false accounts if they find them. former child size psychologist accused of molesting patients will be back in court this morning. william ayres is competent to stand trial again. he was committed to napa state hospital last year due to the beginning of de men somewhat ended in the jury dead lock. the marchs rover is --

scheduled loves -- nasa in mown tab rue will provide a nearby moo yak i'm trying to. it has been nice on this friday. hopefully we'll have friday night. yesterday when i was doing that bart experiment that alex is doing this morning bart director told me fridays in august the lightest. that's why they chose to do the experiments in august. friday in august they have the least ridership. that may go the same for traffic. just interesting little factoid that might effect us all. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. that traffic is looking pretty good with no major problems. if you are driving on the peninsula any time soon. southbound 101 that traffic is

moving along nicely. we have also been watching san jose mountain view. the things are looking good. this might be the month we are hoping things are light on friday. 6:19 let's go to steve. sal, thank you. well, well transformers here in the fog. and it's going to be a cooler day for inland areas. it has ban hot week for some. very cool week for others. tropical clouds also working their way up. they will be more into the forecast on saturday than today. unless you have too much fog and you will be like i can't see any tropical clouds. all i see are these low grade clouds. santa rosa was 85. 79 today. livermore 98 hot degrees yesterday. 88 today. san jose 84 opinion 79 today. 50s on the temps for everybody.

san jose at 54 degrees. low and high clouds down there. and some low clouds mixed in as well. 60s and 70s and 80s now and low 90s for some inland areas. tahoe forecast does have a nice day today. but then partly cloudy on sad and possibility of thunderstorms popping up late saturday into sunday. high clouds inland it will be sunny mostly sunny. a little cooler here as the fog bank ramps up here. so a lot of 80s now in the interior. lower 90s instead of the upper 90s. even cooler on saturday with partly cloudy skies. sunday looks okay. slight warm up monday and tuesday. a proud father talks about the star of the sonoma county fair. >> i told her i said if it would have been dad laying in that bed, they would have put the covers over me a long time ago. >> how his daughter bounced back from a frightening medical crisis. >> a stolen statue back in the south bay church. we'll tell you how it found its

way back home.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 news. a beloved statue is back with his rightful owner. it was found wrapped in foam.

it has been missing since last week. police say the theft may have been a prank and the thieves got scared. time now 6:24. sonoma county girl that survived flesh eating bacteria has become the star of this years fair. last night missy pendleton got a huge ovation. she paraded around with her pet lamb. she is off of her crutches after a tenth operation. that slight limp she has that is the only hint her right leg has been ravaged. >> the physical therapist got down on her hands and knees and appeared to appeared. >> she spent more than a month in the hospital being treated for that flesh eating bacteria that almost took her life. a long awaited water shuttle is launching on lake

tahoe today. the shuttle named the tahoe blue can carry eight passengers and 12 bicycles. the castro theater in san francisco is celebrating its 90th anniversary and doing it in very appropriate style. they are holding a month long film festival. the films of john houston will feature six double features. they include the malates falcon, china town and african queen. very nice. 6:26 is the time. back to sal to check in on traffic. >> it has been pretty good. we haven't been doing much in the traffic center this morning which is nice just the way we like it. let's take a look at the commutes. we've been checking with chp. the peak of the commute is coming up. things could get busier. let's take a look at 680 as you drive through fremont. it's a nice drive. there are no problems on 580 either this morning. now let's go back to steve.

>> thank you, sir. a lot more fog today. likely on saturday we will see partly cloudy skies. today the message is for a cool earn pattern. by the coast it has been cool all week. more fog there. inland more 80nd and low 90s. >> thank you. she's the top women's gymnast in the world. the gould winning performance of the flying squirrel. >> also a troubling question how did newspaper racks end up in the dumpsters of the san jose mercury news? >> and police chief of oakland wants a curfew to help fight violent crime. why getting an ordinance passed may prove to be a challenge. >> surprising employment report causing a surprising reaction on wall street. the opening bell live up next.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. they are getting ready to ring the opening bell there. that is housing works. they are a group ha helps people dealing with aids and homelessness. so nice group there they are visiting. and then yum over on the new york stock exchange. they are the largest world's largest restaurant company. there is the opening bell. that is a very happy he is a pretty young guy there. that is the ceo of yum brands. he has been named ceo of the year. that is him and his wife david novak. they have kfc, pizza hut, taco bell. they are ringing the opening bell being named ceo of the year. it was a bit of a surprise we'll tell how you wall street is reacting. >> we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here. it's friday august 3rd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook.

in the news for you right now oakland police chief stepping up his campaign against violent crime in the city. claudine wong is here now to tell us the chief is again calling for a youth curfew. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it appears the police chief is ready to talk about a curfew again. he is dealing with the rising crime rate and shrinking department in oakland. according to comments he made to the chronicle, he thinks the curfew can help. now curfew was last talked about after the death of three- year-old carlos nava. after that time former police chief anthony bats was charged for -- the mayor and the other council members questioned the effectiveness of a youth curfew. it has been a rough year for the city of oakland with

violent crime on the rise in double digit fashion. and the chief says more than 400 suspects are teens. the curfew may serve two purposes. keeping young kids out of the harm way and keeping them from get into trouble. how would all of it work? the chief told the chronicle he wants a public private partnership. a nonprofit group that may help with deal with spades and staff issues. details are still being worked out we already know -- some members have been vocal about a lack of communication between the mayor and council. they will have to find some common ground on this idea of a curfew if the idea is going to get any traction this time around. live here in oakland claudine wong. the newspaper business apparently very competitive on the streets of san jose. but now some small publications say they are the victims of

theft by the biggest publishers in town. they claim that -- this claim came after a discovery earlier this week when 20 news racks were found in a dumpster at the papers headquarters. >> but caught them with a few. we want to find out how many more they took. why they took them. where they took them from. and then we need to assess the economic damage of all this. >> the mercury news issued a statement saying removing newspaper racks with the request of local cities and businesses is a long standing practice and the pay already strongly denies stealing any organizations news racks. new developments about the investigation into the serial killer case. investigators are trying to identify the remains of a female teenager and a baby found in a well connected to convicted killers wesley shermantine and lauren herzog. the remains fit the profile of a female about 16-18 years old

with mixed ancestry. the skeletal remains were dug up in lyndon several months ago. some of his letters shermantine hinted a pregnant black woman was among the victims buried in that well. the remains of kimberly billy and joe an will finally be returned to their families. they are two of the four victims identified so far by investigators. san francisco police are looking for person of interest in connection with the brutal killing of oman that was last seen in the castro district. here is a sketch of the man police are looking for. he is described as white or latino 5'10" between 25-30 years old. now police say he was last seen leaving a bar on castro street with the victim 28-year-old erik escalon that is shown there. less than 24 hours later his body was found bounded and

gagged in his apartment. >> it's embarrassing to wake up and realize that you had too much to drink and the person that you went home with not only stole your money stole this and that you have been robbed. >> police say the only way these crimes will stop is for people to report them. days after a chic-fil-a appreciation day gay right supporters are answering back. coming up at 6:45 the demonstration planned at chic- fil-a restaurants nation-wide and the comments that sparked the protests. 6:35. happening right now boy some die hard giant fans are waking up pam on the field at at & t park. >> i league that. >> i know. the team tarted the annual slumber party after yesterday's game. these fans you're looking at in their pup tents paid up to $225 to spend the night down on the field of at & t park. they have pizza, midnight snacks, games, movies and more.

and some are starting to wake up. but yeah. they are down on the field where their favorite team plays. speaking of the olympics now. at 4'11" tall she is great. she is gabby douglas. gabby won the women's individual all around gymnastic competition. they call her the flying skills because her aerial moves are incredible. meantime michael phelps extended his olympic medal to 20 medals. and uc berkeley grad aaron helped her team win gold in the women's rowing eight competition. now the u.s. has taken the sole lead in the medal count with 37. china is number two. followed by japan. the host country great britain in fourth police just ahead of germany. it's okay to take your bike

on bart today. alex savidge is in berkeley with more on the pilot program that is only happening this month. alex. >> reporter: it's an experiment of sorts playing out in the next month. today you won't have to leave your bike locked up at the station as you commute to work. that is because bart will be temp racially allowing people to bring their bikes on to the trains during the peak hours. normally they are banned during that time. this is the pilot program playing out today and during the next four days. the goal is to try to increase the number of bicyclists that use bart. they estimate right now 4% of riders bike to stations and they hope to boost that to 8% over the next ten years opinion some people say the bike blackout during rush hour discourages people to commuting on bikes. >> it will be easier with the blackout period. kill go a little later if i need to and not have to worry about being banned or asked by the station agents not to enter

the station. it helps. >> reporter: as part of the pilot program, bart will survey riders for feedback. they will be analyzing delays if there are any. and the results of this experiment will be sent along to barts board of directors. ultimately they will make the decision later on this year about whether to permanently lift the ban on bicycles during rush hour. even during the pilot program it's important to keep in mind bikes will not be allowed on the first car of any bart trains and still not allowed on the escalators. live this morning in berkeley alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll see how it goes. san jose is becoming a more bike friendly city. new bike lanes have gone up on five downtown streets. including third, fourth, and tenth. later this summer they will add green bike lanes to san fernando street. tar the project could mean a reduction to speed and increase

number of bicyclists. >> you do that. >> i like riding the bike. i have a little beach cruisish, sal. >> that is nice. beautiful marin county. take a ride out there. >> when i can. watch out for bicyclist always. make sure you share the road. can't we all just get along? all right, good. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 traffic looks pretty good. you can see traffic is moving along nicely as you drive to the toll plaza. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge. we don't have much of a commute at all. it's been a nice friday commute for you. we're hoping it will be light. fridays tend to be light in august. and the morning commute in san jose still looks good. this is way below normal traffic levels. we'll take it. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. a lot more in the way of low clouds and fog today. it will be cooler for inland areas. few tropical clouds. they will mainly play into the forecast on saturday.

inland temps will come down. 60s to 100s. warm air settled in and squashed that fog bank. dense coastal fog. today it's lifting. it has been below 1,000 feet. now we are seeing up around 1500 feet. hot inland temps. cool by the coast. things are changing a little bit. we've had a stronger sea breeze. there is more fog here in the morning. the cooling has begun for many. not for all. there is still a few locations. and probably out toward vacaville where it will be very hot. temperatures 50s right now. trend is to bring those temps down. one little low pressure down here. stronger one up in the north. both working their muscle to give us a little bit of a westerly breeze and take that high pressure system and bump it up out of here. temperature trend is down for many locations. few high clouds inland. i think you will see more tomorrow. windy at times. fog, sun, cooler. temperatures starting to 90s for some. 60nd and 70s for others.

80s and 90s inland. 60s around the bay. san jose 79. 68 santa cruz. sunny vail -- in the city 70. if you're heading up to the sierra novato okay. much cooler. time now 6:40. why a six-year-old child is at the center of a police investigation. the shocking photo that stockton police are investigating this morning. >> we are live in san jose where two police officers are recovering after a woman tries to run them over. >> good morning, traffic on westbound 92 the san mateo bridge looks good. we'll tell you more about area where is the traffic is slowing down. cçrrú

good morning. a lot of low clouds and fog this morning. more so than we had yesterday. inland temps will come down. sea breeze in place. a few tropical clouds develop more likely on saturday. welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now at 6:44. wow. stolen car suspect arrested just hours ago after this high

speed chase through the bay area. look at the sparks flying. the car lost its tires. it was running on rims on the bay bridge. that pursuit started in pittsburgh it finally ended in concord. oakland police chief renewing the call for a youth curfew in oakland. chief howard jordan says keeping young people off the streets late at night would help reduce homicides and other violent crimes. and today and every friday in august bart will allow you to bring a bike on trains during commute hours. it's a temporary pilot program. bikes are still not allowed if trains are crowded or in the first car. a woman is behind bars accused of trying to run over police. janine de la vega is in san jose this morning with the condition of the officers and the suspect who refused to give up. >> reporter: pam, we just spoke with people in this neighborhood they tell me they are surprised about how fast the patrol cars were coming

down this road. this is galveston avenue. officers say the woman they were chasing she was using her car as a weapon. and this here this neighborhood is right where the chase ended. police say around 5:30 they tried to stop 42-year-old city is a her than december. he fell to the ground. other officers in the area spotted hernandez's car and chased her for a couple miles. they were able to box her in with their patrol cars. officers say they started ram into the patrol cars injuring a second officer. neighbors were not pleased the police chase ended in their neighborhood. here's what one person had to say. >> it's scary. like i said sometimes there are kids walking and on their bikes. for her to come in -- come into this area it's nice and quiet

here. >> reporter: police were finally able to get hernandez out of her car and arrested her. she will be charged with fours of assault with a felony weapon. we also learned she is on parole. as far as the officers injuries go, one had bruises and abrasions on his knee. the other officer suffered back injuries but we're told both of them are going to be okay. and they were both released from the hospital late last night. reporting live janine de la vega. a drug and gun raid in stockton led police to a disturbing discovery. take a look. police say they found a photo of a six-year-old in a car seat pointing a large gun at the camera. police believe the gun is the same recovered from ha home on south drake avenue yesterday. police also found thousands of pounds of ammunition and drugs including cocaine and ecstasy. two men were arrested. police say the boy is with his mother. time now 6:47. new this morning boxer floyd

mayweather junior is out of jail. he was released in las vegas just hours ago. there he is with a hood on. he left in a car that included his family and rapper 50-cent. he served two months of a three month sentence after atreing to a plea deal if that allowed mayweather to avoid trial and f any charges. gay right supporters are planning a kiss in at all chic- fil-a restaurants. they urging same sex couples to take part in this kissing demonstration. they are angry about comments made from chic phil a's. however the fast food chain has received a bug boost if

and a wendy's franchise owner is showing his support for chic- fil-a. the message we stand with chic phil a is posted on some of his marquees. wendy's says the signs are of that owners personal opinion and wendy's is proud to serve all customers no matter their beliefs or sexual orientation. there is an alarming new report about seafood in monterey county. 36% of fish tested at stores and restaurants are mislabeled. coming up at 7:04 the types of fish at the center of the investigation and why the mislabeling is considered fraud. time now 6:49. you work sal hard all during the week. he doesn't like to work hard on a friday. you know what i mean? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] good morning everybody. there is not a lot going on today if which is nice. if you're trying to get to work. let's take a look at the pictures. there are certainly people out there. just not ones that reach the

critical level. we see a lot of slow downs on the way to the bay bridge. also another upper deck of the bay bridge it looks good. a little bit of slowing on northbound 101. sentence partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny. there is a few high clouds. they will play into the forecast more on saturday. fog is the bigger story today and cooler temps starting to take over. that will be inland. not the coast. coast hasn't changed much all week long. santa rosa yesterday 85. firefield 96. san jose that was downtown san jose. 50s on the temps. low mid to upper. temperatures though about 5-7

degrees cooler for many inland locations. one little low coming in. another one to the north knocking that high out of the way. fog, sun cooler for most. high clouds inland. a little breeze windy at times. still 90s. take another day saturday we'll get out of the 90s for the most inland locations. 60 rs and 70s for many other areas. clouds high and low clouds on saturday. cooler just keep it right there for sunday. slight warmup monday and tuesday. toyota is the world's largest car maker again. this morning they report selling 4.97 million vehicles in the first half of this year. gm did make it to the top spot after toyota's production dropped because of last years earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster. the car sharing network lost $422,000 for the second quarter. that is better than forecasted 21% increase in membership will be offset by rising costs for

the rest of the year. 6:51. some are saying san francisco has painted itself into a corner. what is being done now to recover missing pieces of art. >> plus seven police cars flattened and police say this was no accident. [)! cçrrú

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. take a looks at the dow it's up

almost 200 points to 13,079. that is after a surprising report ons jobs market. unpolite -- unemployment rate actually up a bit. time now 6:54. a farmer in vermont accused of using a tractor to crush seven police cars. the farmer was angry about being arrested on charges of marijuana possession and resisting arrest. damage to those police cars estimate at $250,000. back here at home millions of dollars of art work may be missing. the bay citizen reports they have hired a detective on this. civil grand jury criticized the arts division for not keeping track of a $90 million collection. there is estimated 4,000 pieces

ranging from scrollentures -- sculptures to paintings. seal was loan marine into oakland international at 1:30 this morning. it will be taken to the marine animal center to be treated. first time they have made it all the way to hawaii. they normally live in california or off the coast of alaska. hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain a huge wild fire. it's threatening dozens of trailer homes and other structures. the fire has burned more than four square miles. it's only 5 pest contained -- 5% contained. another top official is leaving lawrence livermore lab. deputy director of science and technology was leaving to pursue other opportunities. he has been on leave for the past two weeks.

early last month another top official died of a heart attack after biking on mt. diablo. all this comes at the time that rumors are spreading employees are part of an ongoing investigation into the possible misuse of expense and travel accounts. there is no comment from officials on whether or not that section -- the government is anowing. there are only 1700 back in 1994. it has been a 10% increase in the past year alone. reasons include fresh and organic produce plus convenience. the government is also making it easier for seller towsack september payments through low income food programs. if you're thinking of getting away for the weekend you might want to get an early start. friday afternoons are the worst time of the week when it comes to traffic. san francisco oakland area a 30 minute trip can take ten

minutes longer. in san jose your trip could be expanded to eastbound minutes. there is an upside. improving economy means more people can afford to go out of town. >> we always have sal to take care of you. that is right. if you're trying to get out of town now, it's a good time to go. and it's a good time to drive to work. also quickly taking a look at the south bay we're off to a decent start. now back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. a lot of fog here. few high clouds. overall it will be a cooler pattern for many today. those higher clouds filtering up from the southwest. 60s and 70s and 80s now and still low 90s. also coming up on mornings on 2 two san jose police officers injured on the job. how police finally cornered the hit and run suspect. >> oakland's police chief wants a secure few. for