. multiple government agencies are looking into the chevron refinery, why think still have not gotten close to the unit and how long could repairs take? well, if you are by the coast, it will be very warm, we will have a difference in the temperatures, ktvu channel 2

morning news continues. well good morning to you welcome to a brand-new day, it is thursday august 9th, i am dave clark. >> steve paulson is over there, wake up steve, is it a beach day or? >> well, you know, santa cruz capitoa, there is a lot more fog out there today than yesterday and it can't go anywhere, we are running into too much resistance, it will not matter. 1 down 104, 60s and 70s by the coast, here is sal. busy in antioch, bay point and also the morning commute is looking good on northbound and here in front of the oakland coliseum. power has been restored and that's after a car plunged a

neighborhood into darkness. it happened on san leandro street. i want to take you out there live to the area and you can see where the vehicle hit that utility pole and fire hydrant causing a lot of damage out there affecting traffic lights as well as the area. the resulting outage left nearly 700 customers in the dark and shut down a nearby bakery. they went home and as it stands, the power is back on for everybody affected by that earlier outage. more details about a deadly double shooting in oakland. it happened at about 11:30 on foot hill boulevard. when police arrived, they found a young man and woman who had been shot. the young woman was only 16 years old. they don't believe she was the intended target. the man who was shot was rushed

to hyland hospital. we don't know his condition yet. they found several shell casings on the ground nearby. they believe they used an automatic or semiautomatic weapon. police say he was a known gang member. he was shot in the back on san leandro boulevard. matt keller is there and more on the leads police are following up, matt? >> santa cruz police are still searching for the suspects. you can see the police tape is at the crime scene on san leandro boulevard and the westbound lane was blocked. he was shot and killed just after 8:00. santa cruz said he was a documented gang member and had multiple contacts with police. eventually two officers tried to revive the boy but he died at the scene.

they were wearing dark-hooded sweatshirt before one of the men got into a dark lexus and drove towards the boardwalk. some of the motels are a popular place for tourists when they come into town because the santa cruz boardwalk is only a few blocks away. reporting live ktvu channel 2 morning news. sunny veil police are trying track down the suspects who torched their get a way car. -- getaway car. this was all that was left of the car yesterday afternoon. police believe the robber set it on fire in a parking garage and then left in another car after attacking a woman who worked at max coins and collectibles. >> there was a woman who came to the door and when she let her in, two other men burst into the store. >> the men stole gold and collector coins. last week surveillance cameras

captured masked men at the madera village, they will look into it to see if there is any connections. and the legal battle over the city's controversial cell phone radiation problems are going back to court today and we will tell you the arguments both sides are making. there are still a lot of questions about the investigation and the repairs. claudine wong joins us from richmond with how chevron is responding, claudine? they seem to be the two big questions this morning. how long are repairs going to take. let's talk about the first part of this question in terms of getting close. we note chemical safety board

are all taking a look at this and we also know the area is still unstable. there was a second fire that is being blamed on the first fire. the second fire actually allowed firefighters to make some headway on securing that fire scene. >> we were able to see the primary fire had diminished considerably down to almost no leak at all. then we were able to see there were valves to block and get to and we were able to block that area and there is no more leaks in that particular area. >> and that's board news. they are not sure about what they are dealing with and they are concerned investigators will not get in there until they can make sure it is safe. that with the question about repairs, a lot has been said about this crude oil processing unit. they make about 50% of the

cities oil and right now they are on safety and until they can tackle these unknowns, they can't get the repairs started and the fire chief says at this point, there is no timetable but industry experts say repairs will not be quick and there is word that once they get in there, repairing that unit can take months. live in richmond, you are already paying more to gas up. they expect it to keep going high. they are always high because of the demand and seasonal gas is more expensive. now you may get some relief at the gas pump if there are no more problems with refineries. they are up about 7 cents just since yesterday. in san francisco, the average price of regular unled $4 per

gallon. the average price in san jose, $3.94 per gallon. and oakland a's $3.83 per gallon. make sure you stay right here for the chevron refinery fire. we will bring you updates and you can see more pictures, click on chevron fires. >> some of our regular tweeters have been updating me on how quickly those gas prices went up. >> the gas station where i go, it was $3.85 on monday and $2.95 now. so 10 cents -- >> some of them are up 20 and 30 cents already. >> let's go take a look at the traffic, it is moving along okay here in marin county and southbound 101 as you drive down to the 580 interchange you will see traffic moving along relatively well with no problems on the richmond san

rafael bridge. this morning it's still not crowded and about 6:15 is when they turn on those metering lights unless traffic is well so we'll see what happens. and to caster valley, a decent drive and dumbarton over to the peninsular looks good as well. let's go to steve. standing on some of that fog, there is some very shallow fog and there is a lot on the coast and it's so capped. temperatures are warm in the pass, mt. diablo is 80 degrees. anywhere from 75. there is a little system working its way to the north and it is trying to keep some on the coast and these are projected temperatures. we will say 72 officially in the city. along the embark der row, low

80s around downtown oakland and here in berkeley. it will be warmer than 92 and it will be warmer than that, it will be closer to 100 degrees as you get out towards antioch brenly 102 and 103 and 104, i will buy it so much warm air aloft. 52 degrees and high pressure wins out and we will try to bring in tropical moisture, i think it is close and we are not going to make it. a stronger system will come in and inland it's going to be hot by the coast and it's going to be cool and foggy. there is a lot there around the bay as well. what is there will not burp off fast. 60s and -- burn off fast. 60s and 70s and 80s closer to the waters edge. los gatos fremont, palo alto

and 72 officially in the city. not much changes, tomorrow looks to be the hottest day. hate crime is on its way, teens allegedly targeted a mosque. a big mogul lives in this home and we will have more on why his neigh neighbors are up -- why his neighbors are upset. system's failure in mid-air for a scary and painful flight, we will have more coming up, stay with us.

. new details about the alaska airlines flight that made the emergency landing in san jose. we first told you about this on mornings on 2. the plane lost cabin pressure during an electrical failure. some of the passengers on board said it was very tense. >> those are words you don't want to hear when you are on a plane, we need to make an emergency landing. >> the troubled flight originated in ontario. it was headed for seattle but alaska said they have pulled the aircraft from service and it will undergo a very detailed inspection before it's put back into the air. it is a far cry from the commute yesterday evening. a series of events caused

delays throughout the system. a train entering trans bay with the emergency brake on caused a backup for several trains and a fight for two people at the train station caused even more delays. the federal government for the first time is tracking the use of antipsychotic drugs at nursing homes. allison burns is telling us what the report shows about the use and over use of these possible drugs. >> reporter: we found 36% of nursing homes are prescribing antipsychotic drugs atherton higher rate. nationwide, short stay residents are given the powerful drugs and 23% of long time residents. the results are usually lower, 21% .1 of long-term residents.

we looked within 50 miles and 10 miles of san francisco. 2 is of them are prescribing antipsychotic drugs higher than that national rate, some significantly higher. some say the drugs are needed. they say improper use can make residents dehydrated. >> that can predisposes the resident to blot blood clots, pressure ulcers. falls with major injury. >> reporter: the information is now available on the nursing home come pair website. reporting live from washington d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 morning news. time now 6:16, some are upset that a relatively new resident wants to make some big changes to his property.

co-founder of twitter bought this house for $3 million. it was designed by somebody and built in 1915. when he first moved in they welcomed him to the neighborhood before he made one comment. they said something about yes they had been watching for a site on edge wood avenue and when he left, the four of us said site? we think they are going to tear the house down. he confirmed he does want to tear the house down and build his family's dream house. neighbors are putting a stop to that idea. and in syria, much of a leap 30 is now in rounds after shell strikes from government forces. people are running out of food and they lineup for a daily ration of bread and lineup for

the next round of attacks. and the united states is beginning a landmark project to clean up chemicals from agents orange. crews will focus on that. they have already given $60 million for environmental restoration but this is its direct involvement in the restoration. two years ago, the city passed allow to -- a law to require health warnings, and they are supposed to list risks like cancer and using hand set can cut the risk. and in haywood, four teens are accused of a hate crime in

a mosque during prayer time. four teens, ages 13 to 16 threw lent months at the building on friday and hit somebody. the daily report says those teens were arrested on suspicion of damaging property. this is the 4th time it has been attacked in the last four months. . traffic is getting busier now and it is not all that bad, we do have slowing on highway 4 in antioch and pittsburgh on the way to bay point but once up get to the bay point area, it is not all that bad. i guess we don't have that. let's take a look at what we do have here. at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving along well relatively well with no major problems.

also, that traffic is moving along to fremont. all right steve, inland we will be out of the gate fast it will be very warm, there are extreme high temperatures when you get up around 8,000 feet and 60s for some, 50s for others, santa rosa 47 cool degrees and in mill valley, 48 and yet higher elevations, 75 degrees. there is some warm air a aloft, 78 degrees. very cool for some, very warm for others, but there is a lot of fog by the coast and if you can't stand it go west. it will be nice and cool. and i just got a text, e-mail, tweet, is it really going to be

104234 antioch, he -- in and -- 104 in antioch, steve? it will be darn close. 68 in santa rosa. cooler sunday and monday. this morning, the commerce department said the u.s. trade deficit fell to just about $43 billion in june. that is down 10.7% from the main levels. they contributed compared to 1 billion. if the need for bear is growing. it hit a new high of 51 gallons last year. that is up 3.7% from last year. china is the world's biggest beer producer. the u.s. holds the second position making nearly 12% of the world's beer. heartbreak of a father.

we spoke to the father whose five-year-old son was shot to death outside of his food truck. for the first time, he weighs in on the controversy issue of boy scads. scouts.

welcome back, it is now 6:25. president barack obama is now officially opposing the boy scott ban on gay members of. the president believes the boy scouts is a valuable thing and he opposes hate on all forums. mitt romney voiced support for gay scouts back in 1994 and supports their decision on the issue. seven months after the issue, a five-year-old boy was shot and killed outside his father's taco truck. gabriel senior talked about the night his life changed forever. his food truck was parked on international boulevard when that shooting happened. since then, martinez has been

too heart broken to work. despite the limited amount of money he does not work but goes by briefly to get supplies. >> my wife said, he is killed, and i went to pick him up and he was limp. >> police have set up a tip line, it is 773, 2805. there is a $25,000 reward being offered. investigators don't have a motive and they only have a vague description of a man escaping with a man in a silver car. today they are looking for hundreds of new workers in san francisco. the big box is scheduled to nope october and now they need 300 people, they are holding

interviews. they are encouraged to sign up online. good luck if you are applying for that, 6:26 is the time, let's check in with traffic. we are checking in with highway 4 and traffic is getting busier into the antioch area and into bay point. and if you are driving from pleasanton to san jose, so far so good. let's go to steve. and there is a lot of fog by the coast, it will rack up and 60s to 104 antioch and it is going to be a hot one. not much change through sunday and monday, pam. four high schoolers accused of hazing, what allegedly happened at a football camp. >> live in oakland where a car hit the light pole creating a domino affect. we will tell you why 100 people could not go to work because of

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. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, it looks like they are getting ready to ring the opening bell, there is the opening bell, anybody recognize that, the hopper, that brandon, he is a smart guy. dish network, quite a few companies are going public, outback you blueman brand, there is some onism around the -- optism around the market. >> all right and we will smile and say good morning to you, it is a thursday august 9th, i am

dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. >> in oakland hundreds of people lost their power and pg&e said their power is back on for everybody who is affected. this all started with a big car crash, tara? >> reporter: that's right and you can see the light pole behind me where the car crashed and we do want to update you that somebody from utah hall came but it is a big business. it appears perhaps it needs to be restored on this side of the street or this side where it has been restored. now behind me you can see that pole leaning to the side there. pg&e was able to get electricity back on for 600 people right away by rerouteing power and dozens more 90

minutes ago. we are here near san leandro boulevard where a wire is dangling over the street. the car smashed into the light pole around 3:00 this morning and then took off. the driver then smashed into a fire hydrant spewing water everywhere. we saw a bakery owner sent home because of the outage. >> they tell me go home we can't bake in the dark so i am going home, there is nothing we can do. >> reporter: they produce nut butters and they will also be able to resume operations. oakland police arrived on scene around 5:20 this morning and they have blocked off this section of 81st avenue and drivers will definitely have to use some side streets and not

all of the power has been completely restored but there is still a couple of dozen people on this side of the street who want that electricity to come back on. new this morning, 5 area high schoolsers were accused of hazing. the four sophomores and seniors are attending liberty high school. they are accused of hazing football players back in june. the district attorney's office will decide whether he will seek charges. although the five students were suspended from the team, they are still enrolled in school. it can be sometime before operations are back to normal at the chevron refinery. here are big questions that remain about the investigation

and repairs, amy? >> it t will be awhile before anything gets back to normal for the crude oil processing unit which is at the heart of this fire. i want to show you something because there was a secondary fire, it was a much smaller fire but in that same processing unit. firefighters were able to put that out and they were alsoable to fully extinguish the initial fire. but there is still a lot of damage and damage could cause a lot more problems which makes everything unradicularrable and highlights a lot of unknowns in that area. it prevents osha from getting in there and taking a look and prevents looking at when there could be repairs. there are ongoing negotiations between osha and the chemical safe i board. no -- safety board. no doubt, part of that initial

review, there will be a call to richmond dispatchers and there was a call for help. >> hello, we have a fire here in processing. we had a fire at 8:41, first level response from you guys. >> what does that mean, like a single alarm, like a construction or structure fire? >> whatever that means it is in the truck. >> in that call it shows there is some apparent confusion. what the response should be, how many trucks were needed. keep in line, it is critical to any response like this one. >> reporter: they were here for this secondary fire and richmond said they went through the drills to make sure the response is done directly and as they review they will be looking at what the response was, what the common occasion

was and -- communication was and what can be done to improve it all. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 morning news. and people affected by the refinery fire are looking for compensation. more than 2000 people showed up at a personal injury law office to file claims. since then, more than 1,700 people have sought medical treatment at contra coster hospitals. chevron will pay medical and legitimate expenses for affected residents. here is that number for the special claims hotline, (866)260-7881. they plan to set up a help line to assist with claims and a location has not yet been announced. just a couple of hours, the future of the contra coster jail system may be decided. live in martinez, a critical vote is voting on expanding one

of the tension -- pension facility. >> they are looking into whether they should expand the facility in rich month one group is planning a protest outside the meter later on this morning. they are upset about housing immigration detainees. the communications immigration partnership will decide on how to spend its realignment money. the sheriff wants to expand by 150 beds. opponents say there will be plenty of room in the jail if the sheriff would stop partnering with them to house immigration people. the contra coster interfaith community organization... >> that is the wrong approach. we need to invest in people. we need to invest in creating

real systems that provide re- entry and healing that will show evidence that will reduce this and we can't replicate the failures of the state of california here at the local level. >> reporter: and this money is $19 million in realignment funds coming from the state and county and they are now trying to figure out how to spend that money. the meeting will happen this morning and there will be a vote taking place and before that takes place one of the community groups will be holding a news conference and we will bring that to you later this morning. for now live in martinez, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> let's go back to sal, how is the commute? it is nice, as a matter of fact let's take a look at 280 northbound. that is not a bad drive getting to highway 17, northbound 17 also looks descend coming to

the valley. if you are driving on the dumbarton, it looks good, a little bit of slowing, approaching highway 92 and we talked about the south bay, northbound 101, a little bit of slowing after 280, and westbound 580 coming in to tracy.$♪. let's go back to the westbound bridge, those metering lights are on getting on to that span. 6:38 let's go to steve. some fog, it is way down there and there is a lot more on the coast. that is for sure. it runs into too much resistance, you can call that high pressure, very warm air a lot of. high pressure, 80 degrees up around 2000 feet. it will be a hot one. today is the hottest day. 101 to livermore, haywood, san jose 87 to 90, 95 and 96. already 60 in livermore.

the pass is 60 degrees and a lot of mid-to-upper 50s so it is cool for some. we are seeing some 40s and you get up around 7,000 feet it is 75 degrees. fso northwest at 13, it's there. the high pressure system is just too big. a little cool down in behind, not enough to make a companies. there is going to be a lot of coast fog some of that will be reduced visibility. 60s to 100, further north, you will find watch your car thermometer if you are in sales, it will not matter and you will see big differences in the temperatures. antioch, 100 gilroy, sunny veil, 88 for woodside, 93

against the airport view, daily city, it is 51 in pacifica and right now that is cool. warm to hot, with your weekend always in view, a cool down starts saturday. the two young children who ran right into the path of danger to save others. also a 13-year-old boy shot and killed in santa cruz. police say he was a known gang member and police are searching for two different vehicles. and you might want to get on the road soon things are changing. you think that jason bourne was the whole story?

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should have left me alone. ♪ you okay? let's go. [ male announcer ] "the bourne legacy." rated pg-13. starts tomorrow. . good morning sunrise, it is clear inland, very warm to hot, 90s and 100, mainly by it 60s and 70s. steve, welcome back, here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following, right now at 6:44 we found several more people still have no electricity after a car crash that knocked downpour lines. that -- down power lines. it knocked over a fire hydrant and power pole. they will need four more hours to completely fix that damaged

pole. it is still too early to tell anything about the richmond fire an explosion at the refinery. they will not know the full extent of the damage until the area is safe enough to get in an exam minute it. a 16-year-old was shot and killed in a double shooting in oakland. it happen add at midnight on foot hill boulevard -- hoot hill boulevard. a man was also shot. police recovered several dozen shell casings. investigators think the young woman was not the intended target.$♪. >> they are investigating the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy. he was killed during a driveby shooting often san leandro -- on san leandro boulevard. here is more on why the police say the young boy was most likely a target. >> reporter: i just spoke to

two young women about the homicide involving the 13-year- old boy and this is the second homicide which happened here on san leandro boulevard just a few blocks from the beach boardwalk. the boy was walking home when he was shot after 8:00 near the budget hotel. a good samaritan tried cpr before police arrived. officers tried cpr but he died on the sidewalk. police officers say he was a gang member and had multiple contacts with police. they saw men in their 20s wearing dark-hooded sweatshirt before the man got into a lexus and drove towards the boardwalk. the license plate 6nw634. it has been relatively quiet and the officer is still on the scene with the mobile command center and we are expecting police to update us on their investigation sometime this morning. matt keller, ktvu channel 2

morning news. new information is emerging about the lifesaving acts of two young children during that mass shooting at a seek temple in miss couldn't son. an 11-year-old and his sister were outside when they saw the gunman drive up. at first they thought he needed help but was stopped for directions. >> he got both of his pistols and started shooting randomly. >> that is when the two kids ran inside to warn everybody. they hid in a pantry until the shooting was over. they are still trying to determine a motive of the shooting. >> i am wondering how can people kill somebody just because they are different than them. >> hundreds gathered to remember the people killed during that shooting. the names of the six victims were read out loud to the

crowd. the guru told everybody to fear none and frighten none. and news organizations will ask a judge to give them access to the colorado movie theater shooting case. they want the judge to unseal court documents so they can gift public more information about the accused shooter, james holmes. the former ph.d. student is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others during that massacre on july 20thth. he is expected to be at today's court hearing. last month was a record- setting month for hot weather, the hottest month since record keeping in 1895. 76.6 degrees and that's 3 and a half degrees warmer than the 20th century average. the nights have not cooled off nearly as much as they usually

do during long heat waves. and it is prompting a spare the air alert. it is not related to the richmond oil refinery fire but they are suggesting, try to avoid being outdoors if you can especially late afternoon. well you heard steve over the next couple of days, that could trigger even more fair the air days. -- spare the air days. watch for traffic, most people take public transportation. >> hopefully they do on spare the air days. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. traffic on 101 and 280, 101 northbound is going to be a little bit slow as you drive passed 280. but 280 and 87 are still on to a good start. out to some live pictures, 880 that traffic is looking good passed the coliseum. and passed the toll plaza,

westbound is backed up for a five minute delay and once you get passed the metering lights it is a nice drive in san francisco. on some of that fog and it is very shallow. way down there. if you get up here it is extremely warm air. high pressure is just putting its foot down on it and i had a nice tweet from brandon. fog is getting lower and the breeze is picking up and it is 51 degrees. it will be cool on the coast, there is a lot more fog, but inland it will move out fast. it will be hot. 90s and upper 90s for some. livermore, fairfield, hayward 88, san jose officially 87 and out towards evergreen, it is about 95 and 96. 47 to 60, and that's at the sonoma airport and mt. diablo

also 80 degrees and there is your warm air. northwest fairfield, most locations calm not much of a breeze but there will be a 45- degree difference, high pressure is large and in charge western edge is coming up and smashing the fog but there is a lot of fog there and i think by sunday it will be ready to go and until then it will be hot inland and temperatures anywhere from 60s to 102 and 104. all over the map it is cool going to the interior and it is going to be hot, 92 to 104, caster valley, alameda berkeley 78, 95 los gatos, santa cruz 95. daily city passive can 72 and 72 in the city. about the same, i think today is the hottest day. it will be warm inland and here

comes a cooling trend sunday and monday. analysisco is about -- and cisco is up to $17 a share, that is after they upgraded the stocks. most say better than expected demands get the credit. analysts say cisco stocks should rise between 22 and $24 a share. carnival cruise line is testing a program to allow passengers to get on ships earlier or have their luggage delivered. they will charge per cabin for the extra benefit. the new faster to the fun program will be tried out. and it will be tried before the end of the month. hey, did you know we can get up to the minute news from your i- pad. there you are playing with your ipad, it features news traffic and weather, life live

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. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, a live look at the big board, dow jones industrial average is up, just about 5 points, small movements as we wait for something big, economic news as we wait to affect things and some of the i p 0s are doing well, outback steak house to name one. okay, a mexican resort, it is a bear. look at the middle of your screen, it wandered around the back door and the lobby probably looking for food. fish and game officers were called but the bear was gone by the time they arrived. pg&e is getting the power back on for the last customers left because of a fiery crash

into novato. this came after a car hit a power pole near the novato landfill yesterday. downed power lines set the grass on fire and about 40 acres went up in flames. some customers in lot their power. and there will be a new chapter in the heart warming story about the double amputee runner. they will allow them to compete in the 400-meter final. south africa thought they were eliminated this morning after a kenyon runner collided in the heat. the first double amputee competed as they tweet and it is on, we are in the final. and santa clara native, kerry walsh jennings won her third gold medal. she and another won the gold and u.s. won 7 metals in track and field as well and in the

meantime alex morgan will lead the soccer team against japan and that is the gold medal match later today. u.s. leads with 82 metals followed by russia great britain and germany. right now things are getting busy at the toll plaza, i am happy to tell you, it is not all that bad, it is a nice drive getting into the city and in the south bay as well, we only have a little bit of slowing so far. let's go to steve. and it is going to be hot around the bay, it will be warm but on the coast there is a lot more fog so anywhere from 50s to 60s to 104 out towards antioch. coming up next on mornings on 2, we will keep you up too to date on the power outages following a car crash early this morning. and there was a deadly double shooting in oakland

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